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“Turbo” (PG, 96 minutes, DreamWorks/Fox): This triumph of speed over slime trails borrows some elements from “Fast and Furious”: a drag race, nitrous oxide and even a Michelle Rodriguez. But really, “Turbo” feels more like a hybrid of Pixar’s “Cars” and every family-friendly tale, from “The Tortoise and the Hare” to “Monsters University,” that champions the outsize dreams of underdog underachievers. None of which, by the way, detracts from its charms. “Turbo” is a good-hearted movie that’s peppered with enough clever touches to engage adults as well as moviegoers of the smaller, squirmier variety. The star of this show is Theo (voice of Ryan Reynolds), a snail with his shell in the dirt but his itty-bitty, gelatinous head in the clouds. Theo is obsessed with auto racing and determined — against all odds, logic and the persistent naysaying of his older brother, Chet (Paul Giamatti) — to compete in a legitimate speedway event. His wish steers closer to reality after he’s snatched from his garden home by a crow and dropped on a sports car in mid-street-race, where he gets injected with enough nitro to make him worthy of a segment on “Top Gear.” Contains some mild action and thematic elements. Extras include “Team Turbo: Tricked Out” and two other featurettes. Also, on Blu-ray: deleted scene; “The Race” storyboard sequence and Smoove Move’s music videos.

“The Attack” (R, 102 minutes, in Hebrew and Arabic with subtitles, Cohen Media Group): This Lebanon-French-Qatar-Belgian film opens like a love story, with a woman telling her husband that every time they separate, “a part of me dies.” In light of what happens next, those words take on another, more ominous meaning, Set in Tel Aviv and the West Bank town of Nablus, the taut but messily honest tale is the story of Amin (Ali Suliman), a prominent Israeli surgeon of secular Palestinian background who wakes up one morning to discover that his beautiful wife, Siham (Reymond Amsalem) has been killed in a suicide bombing, It’s 3 a.m, when Amin gets the call to identify his wife’s body, or what’s left of it, That there’s not much left of Siham from the rib cage down is pretty much all the incriminating evidence that the police need, but Amin believes there must be some mistake, He sets out to find answers to 1960s retro mary jane heels....size 7.5 womens....1960s. retro. dancing. ballet. indie. mary janes. designer. selby. brown. twig a difficult question: “How do you make a fundamentalist monster out of a woman who wouldn’t hurt a fly?” The search takes Amin briefly to Nazareth, where his wife was from, and then to Nablus, where she spent the last night of her life, What he ends up finding along the way are more questions, Contains some grisly images, obscenity, brief nudity and sensuality, Extras include an interview with director Ziad Doueiri..

“Frances Ha” (R, 86 minutes, The Criterion Collection): The writer-director of this small, gemlike coming-of-age comedy is Noah Baumbach, son of former Village Voice film critic Georgia Brown and author Jonathan Baumbach. Three of its most arresting supporting players — Mickey Sumner, Grace Gummer and Charlotte D’Amboise — are the daughters of Sting, Meryl Streep and ballet star Jacques D’Amboise. Not to be outdone, the incandescent star of “Frances Ha,” Greta Gerwig, casts her own parents as her character’s mom and dad, roles they play with a bracing lack of self-consciousness or patronizing irony in a movie set squarely in that fraught nether-region between arrested adolescence and adulthood. Writing with Gerwig, Baumbach has created a fey, sneakily charming generational touchstone on a par with “Annie Hall” and his own “Kicking and Screaming.” And he has created a spectacular showcase for Gerwig, a creaturely, almost feral sprite whose instincts and born-ready camera presence have long been staples of hand-made indie productions, but have yet to find their rightful purchase in mainstream Hollywood. Contains sexual references and profanity. Extras include conversations between Baumbach and filmmaker Peter Bogdanovich, and among Baumbach, Gerwig and filmmaker Sarah Polley; featurette on the look of the film with Baumbach, director of photography Sam Levy and creative director Pascal Dangin; and booklet featuring an essay by playwright Annie Baker.

Also: “Blackfish” (documentary on the dangers of performing killer whales), “Prince Avalanche,” “Paradise,” “Ambushed,” “In Search of Blind Joe Death: The Saga of John Fahey” (documentary), “Gettysburg and the Civil War” (box set to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the Gettysburg Address on Nov, 19, PBS), “Ip Man: The Final Fight” (Hong Kong) , “Animals” (Spain), “City Lights” (1931, The Criterion Collection), “Home Again,” “I Declare War,” “The Capture of Grizzly 1960s retro mary jane heels....size 7.5 womens....1960s. retro. dancing. ballet. indie. mary janes. designer. selby. brown. twig Adams” (1982), “John Carpenter Presents Body Bags Collector’s Edition” (1993), “Barney: Perfectly Purple,” “Mumfie’s White Christmas” and “JFK Remembered: 50 Years Later” and “John F, Kennedy: Years of Lightning, Day of Drums” (1964 documentary, both from Warner; both also available as part of a Blu-ray collector’s edition box set)..

Written by Marc Camoletti, the story follows Bernard, who was also the star of Camoletti’s earlier farce “Boeing-Boeing,” as he continues his amorous adventures. It’s 10 years later, and the gregarious bachelor has married, but he still has not mended his philandering ways. In an elaborate web of marital treachery, Bernard invites his mistress over for a romantic weekend when his wife Gabriella will be out of town. He also invites his good friend Robert over so that the neighbors won’t suspect any hanky-panky. To make sure he and his mistress (Suzanne) never have to leave the bedroom, he hires a cook (Suzette) to keep them well nourished. But Bernard’s well-laid plans go awry when Gabriella, who’s having an affair with Robert, decides to stay in town.

A plethora of mistaken identities, door slamming and hilarious physical comedy ensues culminating in the appearance of Suzette’s well-muscled husband, Director Michael Butler keeps the action fast-paced and takes full advantage of his cast’s wonderful comedic timing and physical dexterity, Liam Vincent, who played Bernard in Center Rep’s 2011 production of “Boeing-Boeing,” returns to reprise the role with Nika Ericson as his hotblooded Italian wife, “Don’t Dress for Dinner” continues through Nov, 23 at Walnut Creek’s Lesher Center 1960s retro mary jane heels....size 7.5 womens....1960s. retro. dancing. ballet. indie. mary janes. designer. selby. brown. twig for the Arts, Call 925-943-SHOW or go to www.lesherartscenter.org..

The Town of Danville culminates the 100th anniversary of its Village Theatre with a gala celebration on Saturday, Nov. 16. It all begins at 5 p.m. with savory small bites and wines from local restaurants as attendees view timeless photos from the theatre’s history at Town Meeting Hall, located next to the theater at 201 Front Street in Danville. At the same time, the Village Theatre Art Gallery will hold an opening reception for its latest exhibition, Barn Dance, at the theater. A centennial presentation takes placefrom 7 — 9:30 p.m. at the theater wit local leaders tracing highlights from the theater’s long history and local groups, including Role Players Ensemble, performing.

But just “showing support,” wasn’t good enough for the Sophomore Class Council, whose members decided a more personal touch was needed, “We wanted to do something that would touch hearts,” says CHS religion teacher and sophomore class adviser Lindy Sullivan, The girls came up with a plan that would not only show support for breast cancer “fighters” in their own community, but make 1960s retro mary jane heels....size 7.5 womens....1960s. retro. dancing. ballet. indie. mary janes. designer. selby. brown. twig sure the patients would know they had some very real friends on their side..

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