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"Disturbia"

"Disturbia"

(Rated PG-13

on appeal for

sequences of

terror and violence, and some

sensuality.)

Aquick and crafty teenager (Shia LaBeouf) is on house arrest when he observes his neighbor exhibiting the behavior of a murderous sociopath. Tough times.

Wed. - Thurs. 7:30 p.m.

Plum TV Presents Harvest: Napa-Sonoma In the fall of 2006, Plum TV's intrepid camera crew of David Kuhn, Dan Honan, Mark Donato and Denis Toner traveled to Napa and Sonoma to undertake a survey of great wineries and restaurants, to be filmed in high-definition format. The flavor of this documentary changed dramatically when the Nantucket group's visit coincided with the release of the Michelin northern California restaurant rankings. As well as visiting prestigious wineries such as Far Niente, Jordan, Opus One, Failla, Limerick Lane, and Nickel & Nickel, Toner and crew managed to film in many of the Michelin-rated restaurants, such as The French Laundry (three stars), Cyrus (two stars), Bistro Jeanty (one star), and many other great restaurants. In addition, they chatted with members of some of Napa and Sonoma wine royalty, such as the Novak family from Spottswoode and Michael Mondavi. "We feel that this is Plum's finest effort so far, and will provide all the excitement expected of a film premiere," according to the Nantucket Wine Festival Web site. Many of the film's "stars" will be in attendance: Nick Peyton of Cyrus restaurant, Jed Steele of Steele Wines, Rob and Maria Sinskey of Robert Sinskey Wines, Scott McLeod of Rubicon Estate, Ehren Jordan of Failla Vineyards, Jack Bittner of Cliff Lede, Larry Maguire of Far Niente, Mike Brunson of Michel-Schlumberger, and Sean Capiaux of Capiaux Vineyards and O'Shaughnessy. Some of the wineries featured in the film will be pouring their wines. Kerrygold cheeses will be served by Molly O'Loughlin; $50 admission. Held at the Starlight in conjunction with the Nantucket Wine Festival. Call 228-1128 for tickets.

"Shrek the Third"

Fri. 5 p.m.

"Shrek the Third"

"The Invisible"

(Rated PG for some

crude humor, suggestive content and swashbuckling

action.)

Shrek is first-in-line to inherit the crown to the Land of Far, Far Away from his ailing father-inlaw. He doesn't want it, and looks to his old friends, Donkey and Puss in Boots, to help him find a replacement. Meanwhile, the smarmy, big-chinned Prince Charming tries to launch a coup, which Princess Flora amasses an army of royal girlfriends to prevent.

Fri. and Sat. 7:35 p.m. and 9:15 p.m. Sun. 7 p.m. and 9:15 p.m.

Mon. 7:30 p.m.

"The Invisible"

(Rated PG-13 for violence, criminality,

sensuality and language -

all involving teens.)

In the spirit of "Ghost," "The Invisible" is the story of a teenager who gets a few moments before he walks into the light to right his murder and get the girl. A Buffy-esque remake of the Swedish movie "Den Onsynlige."

Tue. 7:30 p.m..

For the most current times, contact the Starlight Cafe (1 N. Union St.); If the weather is gray, chances are good that Starlight will also screen a children's movie matinee; Movie hotline 228-4435 Reservations 228-4479

"Architecture to Zucchini"

Part of Sustainable Nantucket's film series, held in collaboration with the Nantucket Atheneum, the film addresses the principles of sustainability in nationally recognized companies.

When: Wed., May 23, 7 p.m. Where: Nantucket Atheneum, 1 India St. Cost: Free For more information, please call 228-1110.