The Origin of Evil
Sep. 22 to 28

A thrilling satire of the ultra-rich.

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The Origin of Evil

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When Stéphane reconnects with her estranged billionaire father, she struggles to find her place in a world of luxury, bitter jealousies, and dark family secrets. But Stéphane also has her own secret to hide. With opening night event on Friday, September 22.


Man with a Movie Camera

Friday, September 29

Experience the groundbreaking brilliance of Dziga Vertov's silent masterpiece, which, through innovative editing and cinematic techniques, captures the pulse of urban Soviet life. It reveals a captivating blend of work, play, and modernity, accompanied by an orchestral score by Michael Nyman.


My Sailor, My Love

Friday, 9/29 to Thursday, 10/5

​​A former sea captain and his daughter confront their strained bond when he embarks on a romance with a widowed housekeeper.


Night at the Museum

Friday, September 29

When a down-on-his-luck divorced father takes a job as a night security guard at a museum, he discovers that the exhibits come to life after dark, leading to a whimsical adventure to restore order and uncover the magic of history. This free screening will take place at the Overtown Optimist Club. RSVP here.


Safety Last!

Saturday, September 30

Harold Lloyd's Safety Last! showcases his timeless comedic brilliance, portraying the relatable journey of a modern everyman pursuing triumph through uproarious gags and daring stunts—an enduring introduction to his genius. 100th anniversary


Häxan

Saturday, September 30

Unveiling a chilling past of witch hunts, possession, and satanic rites, this exploration delves into the eerie connection between historical hysteria and psychological torment.


Chicago

Sunday, October 1

Like the musical Chicago that won the Best Picture Academy Award and five other Oscars in 2002, this original film adaptation is based on the 1926 hit Broadway play by Maurine Watkins. It's a terrifically entertaining mix of humor and melodrama as well as a pungent critique of trash journalism.


Scrapper

Friday, 10/6 to Thursday, 10/12

Georgie, a resourceful 12-year-old living alone in London, faces a life-altering twist when her estranged father reenters her life, leading to a heartfelt and humorous exploration of family bonds.

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Golda

Friday, 10/6 to Thursday, 10/12

In the 1973 Yom Kippur War, Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir (Helen Mirren) races against time, skepticism, and a complex alliance with US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger (Liev Schreiber) to save her nation from destruction. Opening night event on Friday, October 6.

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1984

Saturday, October 7

In a world of absolute conformity, a forbidden love challenges a totalitarian regime. 4K Restoration


The Wicker Man

Saturday, October 7

In celebration of its 50th anniversary, join Neil Howie as he investigates the disappearance of a girl on a pagan-worshipping Scottish isle. Battling beliefs and machinations, he races to rescue her from a chilling fate. 50th Anniversary / New 4K Restoration


Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret

Sunday, October 8

An inspiring adaptation of Judy Blume's iconic novel, featuring an ensemble cast led by Rachel McAdams, Kathy Bates, and Abby Ryder Fortson, this enduring coming-of-age tale has resonated across generations.