This Week’s Schedule

A Day Pass is $5 (kids under 12 pay $3.50) and is valid all day.
Opening Hours:
30 minutes before the first screening until 30 minutes after the last screening. Bar: Open during all screenings. Drinks and food options available. Note: Seating is strictly limited to 28 cozy spots, so reservations are required.

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Monday 9 November – Independence Day
11:30 AMThe Killing Fields (1984)Reserve
Cambodia, 1975. A New York Times correspondent and his Cambodian colleague Dith Pran cover a country sliding into catastrophe, until the two are torn apart and Pran is left to survive it alone. Haing S. Ngor, who lived through those years himself, gives one of cinema’s great performances. Watching it here, a short walk from where it happened, is something else entirely. English subtitles.

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2:00 PMEnemies of the People (2009)Reserve
Thet Sambath lost his mother, his father and his brother to the Khmer Rouge, and then spent ten years quietly earning the trust of the men who did the killing, including Pol Pot’s deputy Nuon Chea. What he recorded is unlike anything else on film. It won the Special Jury Prize at Sundance and a shelf of other awards, and nobody who sees it forgets it. English subtitles.

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4:00 PMCaterpillar (NEW) LAST SCREENINGReserve
Three generations of women share a rundown Wellington house in 2003: a sixteen-year-old drifting into trouble while looking for somewhere to belong, her single mother chasing one big break as a filmmaker, and a grandmother who raises monarch caterpillars and dreams of the butterfly migration in Mexico. Chelsie Preston Crayford’s debut is tender and clear-eyed about what families carry. English subtitles.

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6:00 PMThe Worst Person in the World (Norwegian) (NEW)Reserve
Julie is about to turn thirty in Oslo and still has no real idea what she wants to be or who she wants to be with, so she keeps starting over. Joachim Trier tells it in twelve chapters that are funny, sharp and every so often quietly devastating, and Renate Reinsve won Best Actress at Cannes for it. Nominated for two Academy Awards. English subtitles.

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8:15 PMPrimetime (NEW) 18+ LAST SCREENINGReserve
Robert Pattinson plays Chris Hansen in the story of how To Catch a Predator was built, and what making it cost the people behind the camera. Lance Oppenheim’s first narrative feature is far less interested in the stings themselves than in the machinery of reality television and the men who turned other people’s worst moments into a ratings hit. Unsettling, and deliberately so. English subtitles.

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Tuesday 10 November
4:30 PMThe Death of Stalin (2017)Reserve
Moscow, 1953. Stalin drops dead on his study floor and the men around him begin a frantic, backstabbing scramble for the top job while pretending to grieve. Armando Iannucci plays the terror as farce and lets every actor keep their own accent, which somehow makes it funnier and more frightening at the same time. Steve Buscemi and Simon Russell Beale are superb. English subtitles.

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6:30 PMLars and the Real Girl (2007)Reserve
A painfully shy man in a small northern town introduces his new girlfriend to his family, and she turns out to be a life-size doll he ordered online. What follows is not the joke you expect: the whole town quietly decides to play along, and the film becomes extraordinarily kind. Ryan Gosling gives one of his very best performances. English subtitles.

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8:30 PMThe Zone of Interest (German) (2023)Reserve
The commandant of Auschwitz and his wife build a comfortable family life in a handsome house with a lovely garden, on the other side of the camp wall. Jonathan Glazer never shows you what happens over there, only lets you hear it, and the result is one of the most disturbing films ever made about ordinary people. It won the Oscar for Best International Feature. English subtitles.

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Wednesday 11 November
4:30 PMLars and the Real Girl (2007)Reserve
A painfully shy man in a small northern town introduces his new girlfriend to his family, and she turns out to be a life-size doll he ordered online. What follows is not the joke you expect: the whole town quietly decides to play along, and the film becomes extraordinarily kind. Ryan Gosling gives one of his very best performances. English subtitles.

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6:30 PMYour Mother Your Mother Your Mother (NEW)Reserve
Latif, a former military hitman, comes home to Houston for his wife’s funeral, grieving, shaken in his faith and suddenly responsible for an infant daughter who will only take donated milk. The search for it drags him back into the world he was trying to leave behind. Bassam Tariq directs Mahershala Ali, John Cho and Giancarlo Esposito in something strange, violent and unexpectedly spiritual. English subtitles.

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8:30 PMMartin Scorsese’s The Last Waltz (1978)Reserve
Thanksgiving 1976 in San Francisco, and The Band play their final concert, with Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, Neil Young, Muddy Waters and Van Morrison all turning up to send them off. Martin Scorsese shot it with seven cameras and a crew who knew exactly what they were doing. Widely called the greatest concert film ever made. English subtitles.

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Thursday 12 November
4:30 PMThe Zone of Interest (German) (2023)Reserve
The commandant of Auschwitz and his wife build a comfortable family life in a handsome house with a lovely garden, on the other side of the camp wall. Jonathan Glazer never shows you what happens over there, only lets you hear it, and the result is one of the most disturbing films ever made about ordinary people. It won the Oscar for Best International Feature. English subtitles.

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6:30 PMBooked for a private session
8:30 PMYour Mother Your Mother Your Mother (NEW)Reserve
Latif, a former military hitman, comes home to Houston for his wife’s funeral, grieving, shaken in his faith and suddenly responsible for an infant daughter who will only take donated milk. The search for it drags him back into the world he was trying to leave behind. Bassam Tariq directs Mahershala Ali, John Cho and Giancarlo Esposito in something strange, violent and unexpectedly spiritual. English subtitles.

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Friday 13 November
1:30 PMBooked for a private session
4:30 PMLars and the Real Girl (2007)Reserve
A painfully shy man in a small northern town introduces his new girlfriend to his family, and she turns out to be a life-size doll he ordered online. What follows is not the joke you expect: the whole town quietly decides to play along, and the film becomes extraordinarily kind. Ryan Gosling gives one of his very best performances. English subtitles.

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7:00 PMBooked for a private session
9:00 PMAmores Perros (2000)Reserve
Three stories collide in a single Mexico City car crash: a teenager entering his brother’s dog in illegal fights, a model whose life turns on one accident, and a former guerrilla living on the street with his pack of strays. Alejandro González Iñárritu’s debut is raw, furious and completely gripping. Two and a half hours that move like twenty minutes. English subtitles.

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Saturday 14 November
12:00 PMÊtre et Avoir (2002)Reserve
A single teacher in a tiny rural French school looks after a dozen children aged four to eleven, all in one room, across one school year. Nicolas Philibert simply films it, patiently, and what emerges is a quietly overwhelming portrait of what teaching actually is. One of the most loved documentaries ever made in France. English subtitles.

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2:00 PMThe Zone of Interest (German) (2023)Reserve
The commandant of Auschwitz and his wife build a comfortable family life in a handsome house with a lovely garden, on the other side of the camp wall. Jonathan Glazer never shows you what happens over there, only lets you hear it, and the result is one of the most disturbing films ever made about ordinary people. It won the Oscar for Best International Feature. English subtitles.

🎬 TRAILER & MORE

4:00 PMLars and the Real Girl (2007)Reserve
A painfully shy man in a small northern town introduces his new girlfriend to his family, and she turns out to be a life-size doll he ordered online. What follows is not the joke you expect: the whole town quietly decides to play along, and the film becomes extraordinarily kind. Ryan Gosling gives one of his very best performances. English subtitles.

🎬 TRAILER & MORE

6:00 PMYour Mother Your Mother Your Mother (NEW)Reserve
Latif, a former military hitman, comes home to Houston for his wife’s funeral, grieving, shaken in his faith and suddenly responsible for an infant daughter who will only take donated milk. The search for it drags him back into the world he was trying to leave behind. Bassam Tariq directs Mahershala Ali, John Cho and Giancarlo Esposito in something strange, violent and unexpectedly spiritual. English subtitles.

🎬 TRAILER & MORE

8:00 PMHigh & Low (Japanese) (1963)Reserve
A shoe company executive is about to risk everything on a takeover when the phone rings: his son has been kidnapped. Except the kidnappers took the chauffeur’s boy by mistake, and now he has to decide whether to pay anyway. Kurosawa splits the film cleanly in two, a chamber drama and then a police procedural across Yokohama, with Toshiro Mifune at the centre of it. English subtitles.

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Sunday 15 November
10:00 AMFamily Session: Whale Rider (2003)Reserve
A Maori girl in a small New Zealand coastal village is the natural heir to a thousand-year line of chiefs, except that tradition says the leader must be a boy, and her grandfather will not bend. Keisha Castle-Hughes was thirteen when she made it and became the youngest Best Actress nominee in Oscar history. Stirring, and perfect for families. English subtitles.

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11:45 AMThe Killing Fields (1984)Reserve
Cambodia, 1975. A New York Times correspondent and his Cambodian colleague Dith Pran cover a country sliding into catastrophe, until the two are torn apart and Pran is left to survive it alone. Haing S. Ngor, who lived through those years himself, gives one of cinema’s great performances. Watching it here, a short walk from where it happened, is something else entirely. English subtitles.

🎬 TRAILER & MORE

2:15 PMEnemies of the People (2009)Reserve
Thet Sambath lost his mother, his father and his brother to the Khmer Rouge, and then spent ten years quietly earning the trust of the men who did the killing, including Pol Pot’s deputy Nuon Chea. What he recorded is unlike anything else on film. It won the Special Jury Prize at Sundance and a shelf of other awards, and nobody who sees it forgets it. English subtitles.

🎬 TRAILER & MORE

4:00 PMThe Death of Stalin (2017)Reserve
Moscow, 1953. Stalin drops dead on his study floor and the men around him begin a frantic, backstabbing scramble for the top job while pretending to grieve. Armando Iannucci plays the terror as farce and lets every actor keep their own accent, which somehow makes it funnier and more frightening at the same time. Steve Buscemi and Simon Russell Beale are superb. English subtitles.

🎬 TRAILER & MORE

6:00 PMLars and the Real Girl (2007)Reserve
A painfully shy man in a small northern town introduces his new girlfriend to his family, and she turns out to be a life-size doll he ordered online. What follows is not the joke you expect: the whole town quietly decides to play along, and the film becomes extraordinarily kind. Ryan Gosling gives one of his very best performances. English subtitles.

🎬 TRAILER & MORE

8:00 PMAmores Perros (2000)Reserve
Three stories collide in a single Mexico City car crash: a teenager entering his brother’s dog in illegal fights, a model whose life turns on one accident, and a former guerrilla living on the street with his pack of strays. Alejandro González Iñárritu’s debut is raw, furious and completely gripping. Two and a half hours that move like twenty minutes. English subtitles.

🎬 TRAILER & MORE

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