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Looking for inspiration for your next film night? These upcoming titles are ones you won’t want to miss.
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Preview | September 5
Tim FehlbaumSat 22 FebSeptember 5 witnesses the moment that not only changed journalism forever, but continues to shape live news. Set during the 1972 Munich Summer Olympics, the film follows an American news team as they quickly transition from covering sports to reporting live on Israeli athletes being held hostage.
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Sat 22 Feb 20:10Tickets
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Sat 22 Feb 20:10Tickets
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Mulholland Drive
David LynchFri 28 FebCome see David Lynch's classic, about a naive young blond woman arriving in the big city via the trippy Mulholland Drive hoping to be taken seriously as an actress, in even better quality!
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Fri 28 Feb 20:30Tickets
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Fri 28 Feb 20:30Tickets
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Preview | I'm Still Here
Walter SallesSat 1 MarandSun 2 MarBased on the memoirs of Marcelo Rubens Paiva, I'm Still Here tells the true story of the disappearance of his father, former congressman Rubens Paiva, during the Brazilian military dictatorship in the 1970s. The lives of Rubens Paiva’s wife, Eunice (Fernanda Torres), and their five children change abruptly—and forever—after his disappearance.
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All We Imagine As Light
Payal KapadiaThu 27 FebRELEASEWhen two women temporarily leave the hustle and bustle of the city to visit a nearby coastal town, they finally find the space to fulfill their deepest desires.
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Parthenope
Paolo SorrentinoThu 27 FebRELEASEParthenope is Paolo Sorrentino’s (La Grande Bellezza and Youth) ode to the city of Naples and captures its beauty in picturesque images.
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Secrets & Lies
Mike LeighThu 27 FebRELEASEWith a subtle blend of realism, humor, and emotional depth, Secrets & Lies explores themes of identity, family, and the impact of hidden truths. Director Mike Leigh creates a film that is both moving and gripping, with brilliant improvisation and a compelling narrative that reveals the complexity of human relationships.
This award-winning film won the Palme d’Or at the Cannes Film Festival upon its release in 1996 and received 7 Oscar nominations. Now back on the big screen!
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Grand Tour
Miguel GomesThu 6 MarRELEASEGrand Tour is a mesmerizing love story that travels across the boundaries of reality and dream, past and present. With a spectacular sense of cinema, director Miguel Gomes takes the viewer on a compelling and humorous journey through a British colonial past.
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Hard Truths
Mike LeighThu 6 MarRELEASEIn this intimate kitchen sink drama - a genre in which he excels - Mike Leigh paints a sharp but honest portrait of a deeply unhappy wife and mother. Marianne Jean-Baptiste brings Pansy to life in a peerless performance that has won her multiple awards.
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Mickey 17
Bong Joon HoThu 6 MarRELEASEBong Joon Ho, the writer/director who won multiple Oscars with Parasite, now returns with his next groundbreaking film: Mickey 17. The unlikely hero, Mickey Barnes (Robert Pattinson), has a very unique job. His employer demands the ultimate commitment from him: he must die for his paycheck.
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My Sunshine
Hiroshi OkuyamaThu 6 MarRELEASECoach and former champion Arakawa sees skating talent in Takuya and decides to coach him and let him train with rising star Sakura.
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The Seed of the Sacred Fig
Mohammad RasoulofThu 20 MarRELEASEIman is promoted to the position of investigating judge at the revolutionary court in Tehran. His new position puts him, his wife and their three daughters under a microscope. The pressure is high and Iman struggles with distrust and paranoia, while political protests in the country escalate. When his gun suddenly disappears, he suspects his own family and takes drastic measures…