ALL DOGS GO TO HEAVEN

After being killed by the vicious gangster Carface, a German shepherd named Charlie returns to the land of the living to avenge his own death. With the help of the orphaned Anne-Marie, who can talk to animals, and his old cohort Itchy, Charlie lays out an elaborate scheme to get even with his killer.

FIVE CLASSICS FROM DON BLUTH: This month, the Belcourt presents five of director Don Bluth’s most adored children’s films from the 80s and 90s—a collection that will be sweet nostalgia for some, and delightful discoveries for a new generation. Bluth’s hand-drawn 2D animation is among the most timeless and impressive to ever hit the big screen. After working for many years as an animator at Walt Disney Studios, Bluth set out to establish his own studio. Aiming to preserve the animation style of Disney's heyday while telling rich, compassionate stories, Bluth's films are overflowing with humanism and a truly unique worldview.