PLAYING THIS WEEK
PLAYING THIS WEEK
MIRROR (1975)*
Directed by Andrei Tarkovsky
Russian, Spanish, 107 Min.
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Mirror is the most autobiographical of Tarkovsky’s films, a poetic narrative diving into the past and present of a life, its memories, and its country.Â
Wednesday, Sep. 25th - 5:00PM Lecture
Wednesday, Sep. 25— 5:35PM
Thursday, Sep. 26 — 7:00PM
Friday, Sep. 27— 4:35PM
Saturday, Sep. 28— 3:00PM
Saturday, Sep. 28— 9:45PM
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R.M.N. (2022)*
Directed by Cristian Mungiu
Romanian, 125 Min.Â
(CONTENT WARNING: This film contains depictions of suicide. Viewer discretion advised.)
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R.M.N. (Romanian for MRI), is an incisive and troubling drama about the effects of migration and the global economy on a Transylvanian village. When three Sri Lankan workers are hired at the local bread factory, xenophobia reaches a boiling point.
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Wednesday, Sep. 25— 7:50PM
Thursday, Sep. 26 — 9:15PM
Friday, Sep. 27— 6:45PM
Saturday, Sep. 28— 10:30AM
Saturday, Sep. 28— 5:10PM
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THINGS TO COME (2016)*
Directed by Mia Hansen-Løve
French, 102 Min.
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When Nathalie (Isabelle Huppert) learns that her husband of 25 years is leaving her for another woman, she must reinvent herself and navigate a major transition.
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Thursday, Sep. 26 — 5:00PM
Friday, Sep. 27— 2:30PM
Friday, Sep. 27— 9:15PM
Saturday, Sep. 28— 1:00PM
Saturday, Sep. 28— 7:40PM
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This Week's Showtimes
Mirror (1975)
5:35PMÂ
R.M.N. (2022)
7:50PMÂ
Things To Come (2016)
5:00PMÂ
Mirror (1975)
7:00PMÂ
R.M.N. (2022)
9:15PMÂ
Things To Come (2016)
2:30PMÂ
Mirror (1975)
4:35PMÂ
R.M.N. (2022)
6:45PMÂ
Things To Come (2016)
9:15PMÂ
R.M.N. (2022)
10:30AMÂ
Things To Come (2016)
1:00PMÂ
Mirror (1975)
3:00PMÂ
R.M.N. (2022)
5:10PMÂ
Things To Come (2016)
7:40PMÂ
Mirror (1975)
9:45PM
Next Week's Showtimes
Fallen Leaves (2023)
5:35PMÂ
Not One Less (1999)
7:20PMÂ
Not One Less (1999)
5:00PMÂ
The Wind Blows the Border (2022)
7:10PMÂ
Fallen Leaves (2023)
8:50PMÂ
The Wind Blows the Border (2022)
2:30PMÂ
Not One Less (1999)
4:15PMÂ
Fallen Leaves (2023)
6:30PMÂ
The Wind Blows the Border (2022)
8:10PMÂ
Not One Less (1999)
8:00PMÂ
Fallen Leaves (2023)
10:10PMÂ
PLAYING THIS WEEK
MIRROR (1975)*
Directed by Andrei Tarkovsky
Russian, Spanish, 107 Min.
Â
Mirror is the most autobiographical of Tarkovsky’s films, a poetic narrative diving into the past and present of a life, its memories, and its country.Â
Wednesday, Sep. 25th - 5:00PM Lecture
Wednesday, Sep. 25— 5:35PM
Thursday, Sep. 26 — 7:00PM
Friday, Sep. 27— 4:35PM
Saturday, Sep. 28— 3:00PM
Saturday, Sep. 28— 9:45PM
Â
R.M.N. (2022)*
Directed by Cristian Mungiu
Romanian, 125 Min.Â
(CONTENT WARNING: This film contains depictions of suicide. Viewer discretion advised.)
Â
R.M.N. (Romanian for MRI), is an incisive and troubling drama about the effects of migration and the global economy on a Transylvanian village. When three Sri Lankan workers are hired at the local bread factory, xenophobia reaches a boiling point.
Â
Wednesday, Sep. 25— 7:50PM
Thursday, Sep. 26 — 9:15PM
Friday, Sep. 27— 6:45PM
Saturday, Sep. 28— 10:30AM
Saturday, Sep. 28— 5:10PM
Â
THINGS TO COME (2016)*
Directed by Mia Hansen-Løve
French, 102 Min.
Â
When Nathalie (Isabelle Huppert) learns that her husband of 25 years is leaving her for another woman, she must reinvent herself and navigate a major transition.
Â
Thursday, Sep. 26 — 5:00PM
Friday, Sep. 27— 2:30PM
Friday, Sep. 27— 9:15PM
Saturday, Sep. 28— 1:00PM
Saturday, Sep. 28— 7:40PM
Â
This Week's Showtimes
Mirror (1975)
5:35PMÂ
R.M.N. (2022)
7:50PMÂ
Things To Come (2016)
5:00PMÂ
Mirror (1975)
7:00PMÂ
R.M.N. (2022)
9:15PMÂ
Things To Come (2016)
2:30PMÂ
Mirror (1975)
4:35PMÂ
R.M.N. (2022)
6:45PMÂ
Things To Come (2016)
9:15PMÂ
R.M.N. (2022)
10:30AMÂ
Things To Come (2016)
1:00PMÂ
Mirror (1975)
3:00PMÂ
R.M.N. (2022)
5:10PMÂ
Things To Come (2016)
7:40PMÂ
Next Week's Showtimes
Fallen Leaves (2023)
5:35PMÂ
Not One Less (1999)
7:20PMÂ
Not One Less (1999)
5:00PMÂ
The Wind Blows the Border (2022)
7:10PMÂ
Fallen Leaves (2023)
8:50PMÂ
The Wind Blows the Border (2022)
2:30PMÂ
Not One Less (1999)
4:15PMÂ
Fallen Leaves (2023)
6:30PMÂ
Things To Come (2016)
9:15PMÂ
Not One Less (1999)
8:00PMÂ
Fallen Leaves (2023)
10:10PMÂ