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Princess Mononoke
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  1. 12:30 pm

Frenzy

50th Anniversary!

Inspired by the loosening of cinematic restraint brought on by the late ‘60s, Alfred Hitchcock goes shockingly seedy in this lurid, darkly comedic, and (of course) thrilling film about a serial killer terrorizing London.

50th Anniversary!

Inspired by the loosening of cinematic restraint brought on by the late ‘60s, Alfred Hitchcock goes shockingly seedy in this lurid, darkly comedic, and (of course) thrilling film about a serial killer terrorizing London.

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35mm Screenings
  1. 3:30 pm 35mm
  2. 8:45 pm 35mm

Monsieur Verdoux

75th Anniversary!

Film maudit turned cult classic, Charlie Chaplin’s MONSIEUR VERDOUX is now widely considered one of his best works, and his most political.

75th Anniversary!

Film maudit turned cult classic, Charlie Chaplin’s MONSIEUR VERDOUX is now widely considered one of his best works, and his most political.

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35mm Screenings
  1. 6:00 pm 35mm

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