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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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Queen at Sea
Lance HammerAn emotional search for the boundary between care and family.Thu 12 Nov-Wed 18 NovWhen a concerned woman returns to London with her teenage daughter after years to care for her mother Leslie, who suffers from dementia, she unexpectedly becomes embroiled in a conflict with her stepfather Martin. What initially appears to be an attempt at care quickly escalates into boundaries being broken.
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The Only Living Pickpocket in New York
Noah SeganWhen a theft goes sideways, a veteran pickpocket is sent on a mission through New York to recover the goods.Thu 12 Nov-Wed 18 NovA stylish crime film and a tender, melancholic ode to a changing New York. Set against the backdrop of the city’s iconic streets, with an atmospheric soundtrack and an impressive cast featuring John Turturro, Giancarlo Esposito, Steve Buscemi, and Jamie Lee Curtis, Noah Segan paints a picture of a world in which old customs and faded glory are coming under increasing pressure.
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Salvation
Emin AlperA gripping parable about fear, faith, and manipulation, in which rumors, beliefs, and visions distort reality.Thu 12 Nov-Wed 18 NovIn a mountainous region of Turkey, a decades-old dispute between two communities flares up when residents of the plains—who were once forced into exile—return to their homeland.
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The Devils (re-release)
Ken RussellA timeless and iconic film about obsession and corruption.Sat 14 NovandTue 17 NovThe Devils, starring Academy Award® winner Vanessa Redgrave and Oliver Reed, is a timeless and unique cinematic masterpiece. With this groundbreaking, iconic film about obsession and corruption, the influential director Ken Russell cemented his reputation once and for all.
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I Play Rocky
Peter FarrellyThe true story of Sylvester Stallone.Sat 14 NovAn as-yet unsuccessful actor with one big dream. Determined not only to write the story of Rocky but also to play the role of Rocky Balboa himself, he risks everything to turn his dream into reality.
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Fatherland
Pawel PawlikowskiWriter, Thomas Mann and his daughter Erika—actress, writer and rally driver embark on a road trip in a black Buick cruiser across a Germany in ruins at the height of the Cold War.Tue 17 NovFatherland is the new film by Oscar-winning director Paweł Pawlikowski (Cold War, Ida). Once again, Pawlikowski portrays postwar Europe—where identity and family clash—in a dazzling yet understated manner. In Fatherland, Hanns Zischler (Munich) and Sandra Hüller (Anatomy of Fall, Zone of Interest) play father and daughter Thomas and Erika Mann at a pivotal moment in their lives.
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Donnie Darko (25th Anniversary)
Richard KellyAfter barely escaping a bizarre accident, a troubled teenager is tormented by visions of a man in a giant rabbit suit who drives him to commit a string of crimes.Fri 20 Nov-Sun 29 NovDonnie Darko is one of those rare cult films that a generation didn’t merely watch, but in which they recognized themselves. By portraying the 1980s not with nostalgia but with a sense of unease—a world of pristine suburbs, conservative morals, stifling school discipline, and adults pretending everything is under control—Richard Kelly’s debut became a defining film of the early 2000s.
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Marathon Month | LOTR: The Fellowship of the Ring
Peter Jackson"A wizard is never late..."Fri 4 DecWhen Frodo inherits a cursed ring, he embarks on a perilous mission to destroy it, accompanied by eight companions. As the fellowship falls apart—due to pursuit and the temptations the ring exerts upon its bearers—Frodo eventually finds himself alone, left to resist the ring’s dark influence.
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Marathon Month | Dune Part One
Denis VilleneuveA planet of sand, spice and political intrigue, made to be seen as big as possible.Fri 11 DecHouse Atreides is assigned the most dangerous planet in the universe. On Arrakis, Paul becomes caught up in a struggle over spice, power and the future of his family. During Marathon Month, Denis Villeneuve’s Dune: Part One returns to the big screen, preceded by a special video greeting from the cast.
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Marathon Month | Dune Part Two
Denis VilleneuvePaul found a home among the Fremen. Now he risks becoming their messiah.Fri 11 DecPaul Atreides joins Chani and the Fremen as he prepares to take revenge on those who destroyed his family. While the battle for Arrakis erupts, the myth surrounding his name continues to grow. During Marathon Month, Dune: Part Two returns to the big screen.
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Preview | You Can See Everything
Nathan Fielder, Lance OppenheimSat 12 Dec-Wed 30 DecThirty-four days before she is due to enter prison, the infamous founder of Theranos, Elizabeth Holmes, invites a skeptical film crew to document her every move. What begins as an intimate portrait evolves into a staggering three-year journey.
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Marathon Month | LOTR: Two Towers
Peter Jackson"They're taking the Hobbits to Isengard."Sat 12 DecAs Frodo and Sam continue their journey toward Mordor, Aragorn, Legolas, and Gimli attempt to reunite the remaining members of the Fellowship and halt the advancing evil. Middle-earth is drawn into an impending war, in which the battle for Helm’s Deep will determine the fate of many kingdoms. Meanwhile, Sauron’s power grows, and the Ring becomes increasingly difficult to resist.
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Marathon Month | Preview | Dune: Part Three
Denis VilleneuveA breathtaking conclusion to the Dune trilogy.Tue 15 DecDune: Part Three, from Warner Bros. Pictures and Legendary Pictures, brings a breathtaking conclusion to the spectacular trilogy by Academy Award-nominated director Denis Villeneuve.
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Marathon Month | LOTR: Return of the King
Peter Jackson"My friends... you bow to no one."Sat 19 DecAs Frodo and Sam continue their final journey toward Mordor, their allies gather their forces for the decisive battle against Sauron. With the fate of Middle-earth hanging in the balance, Aragorn must confront his true heritage. As armies converge at the gates of Mordor, the ultimate hope for destroying the Ring rests in the hands of Frodo and Sam.
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Stand Up
Mari SandersVera is stuck between two worlds when she unexpectedly ends up in a wheelchair.Thu 12 NovRELEASEThe cheerful Vera (23) unexpectedly ends up in a wheelchair and has to reinvent her life completely. When she meets Xander (22), who has spent his whole life in a wheelchair, a special friendship slowly develops that gives her new perspectives. Vera faces a life-changing dilemma: embrace her new reality, or hold on to the life she used to know.
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Fausse Note
Alexandre ArcadyAfter a concert in Paris, a famous conductor is approached by a persistent admirer, who turns his evening in a completely different direction.Thu 19 NovRELEASEAfter his final concert in Paris, a famous conductor is approached by a man who wants more from him than just an autograph. The unexpected visitor imposes himself on the conductor and forces a meeting that reveals a hidden past.
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Forêt ivre
Manon CoubiaLeave the world behind for a bit with this enchanting drama about three women who take turns running a mountain cabin in the Alps.Thu 19 NovRELEASEAt the foot of an impressive mountain in the French Alps stands a mountain hut that is not only a place to sleep for hikers but also serves as a refuge.
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Spinoza
Rudolf van den BergA historical drama about the philosopher Spinoza, faith, and reason.Thu 19 NovRELEASEIn Amsterdam in 1656, an unlikely bond forms between the young philosopher Spinoza and the struggling painter Rembrandt, as both face persecution.
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Time and Water
Sara DosaA cinematic time capsule for glaciers, grandparents, and folk traditions.Thu 19 NovRELEASEA beautiful, moving film in which the famous Icelandic writer Andri Snær Magnason weaves his family’s story into the history of Iceland and the disappearance of its glaciers. An epic, exceptionally compelling documentary by Sara Dosa, the director of the Oscar-nominated Fire of Love.
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Minotaur
Andrey ZvyagintsevIn this Russian drama, the controlled life of a powerful executive unravels.Thu 26 NovRELEASEIn this poignant drama by Andrey Zvyagintsev, Gleb, a successful Russian entrepreneur, seems to have it all. He lives with his wife Galina and their teenage son Seryozha in a large, glass-walled villa on the outskirts of a provincial town. When Russia invades Ukraine in 2022, reality increasingly intrudes on his daily life.
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Nagi Notes
Koji FukadaA tender portrait of two women who, amid the peaceful life of the Japanese countryside, learn to see themselves, their past, and each other in a new light.Thu 26 NovRELEASEYuri, a divorced architect, travels to the rural village of Nagi to visit her former sister-in-law, Yoriko, a sculptor. When Yuri agrees to pose for her, the sessions in Yoriko’s studio have a greater impact than expected.
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Paper Tiger
James GrayLoyalty and family ties are put to the test in this intense crime drama.Thu 26 NovRELEASEIn the intense crime drama Paper Tiger, we follow two brothers in Queens, New York, in 1986, who do everything in their power to make their American dream come true.
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A Little Gray Wolf Will Come
Zhanna AgalakovaThe war in Ukraine marks the beginning of a Russian journalist’s journey.Thu 3 DecRELEASERussian journalist Zhanna Agalakova works as a foreign correspondent for Russian state television, where she reports on the West from the Kremlin’s perspective.
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Amélie – 25th anniversary
Jean-Pierre JeunetTwenty years later, Amélie will enchant you all over again.Thu 3 DecRELEASEAmélie Poulain works as a waitress in the Montmartre neighborhood of Paris and enjoys watching others, while remaining in her own imaginative world. Then she discovers her new purpose in life: solving other people’s problems.
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Behemoth!
Tony GilroyThu 3 DecRELEASEEen getalenteerde cellist (Pedro Pascal) keert na twintig jaar reizen terug naar Los Angeles. Muziek vormt al zijn hele leven de rode draad, maar brengt hem nu op een avontuur dat zijn leven voorgoed zal veranderen.
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Fjord
Christian MungiuAn immigrant family living in Norway is under scrutiny by the local legal system.Thu 3 DecRELEASEThe deeply religious and conservative Romanian-Norwegian 'Gheorghius' family moves to a small community in a remote fjord in Norway.
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The Debut
Jesse EisenbergWhat can happen when an unassuming housewife ventures into amateur theater?Thu 10 DecRELEASEThe children of a modest housewife are about to leave the family home, and her husband hardly seems to notice her—time for an adventure.
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Violette
Jean-Pierre JeunetIn Violette, Amélie director Jean-Pierre Jeunet adapts Valérie Perrin’s bestseller Changer l’eau des fleurs, which has sold over three million copies worldwide.Thu 10 DecRELEASEViolette Toussaint observes and listens to the world in her own unique, loving way. Her quiet life in a small town in Burgundy revolves around the conversations she has at the cemetery where she works as a caretaker.
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Dune: Part Three
Denis VilleneuveA breathtaking conclusion to the Dune trilogy.Wed 16 DecRELEASEDune: Part Three, from Warner Bros. Pictures and Legendary Pictures, brings a breathtaking conclusion to the spectacular trilogy by Academy Award-nominated director Denis Villeneuve.
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La vie d'une femme
Charline Bourgeois-TacquetA contemporary, nuanced, moving, and richly layered portrait of a woman in her fifties.Wed 16 DecRELEASEGabrielle, 55, devotes herself heart and soul to her work. As a surgeon and department head at the hospital, she is constantly on the go, under pressure from the heavy responsibility that rests on her shoulders. She has little time left for her personal life: a loving husband and a mother who depends on her care.
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Mouse
Kelly O’Sullivan, Alex ThompsonWho are you without your best friend?Thu 17 DecRELEASEIn the summer of 2002, 17-year-olds Minnie and Callie are getting ready for their senior year of high school in Arkansas. Minnie and Callie are best friends, but they couldn’t be more different. Callie is confident, popular, and dreams of a life in the spotlight. Shy Minnie, on the other hand, prefers to stay in the background and is happy to let Callie take center stage. When a tragic accident suddenly puts an end to their friendship, Minnie is left completely devastated.
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Tin Castle
Alexander MurphyHow long will their Tin Castle stay standing?Thu 17 DecRELEASEThe O'Reillys face the threat of eviction from their Tin Castle and resist, steadfast in their tradition.
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A Talent For Murder
Anton CorbijnA young editor travels to Switzerland to persuade Patricia Highsmith to write a final Tom Ripley novel, only to be drawn into a sinister battle of wits.Thu 24 DecRELEASEA young literary agent travels to Switzerland to convince world-famous The Talented Mr Ripley author Patricia Highsmith (Helen Mirren) to write another book in the Ripley thriller series. But his efforts quickly take a sinister turn when it turns out that the quirky author is playing her own psychological chess game.
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Everybody Digs Bill Evans
Grant GeeIn June 1961, jazz pianist Bill Evans is playing in New York with his perfect musical trio, but after the tragic death of his bassist, he doubts whether he can keep making music.Thu 24 DecRELEASENew York, 1961. After a series of legendary recordings, jazz pianist Bill Evans is struck by the loss of his musical soulmate, causing him to stop playing the piano. Everybody Digs Bill Evans follows a journey through grief, as Evans learns that silence is sometimes part of the music too.
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Werwulf
Robert EggersDo not dread the darkness. Embrace it.Thu 7 JanRELEASEGet ready for Robert Eggers' most intense and terrifying film yet. Focus Features presents Werwulf, a gripping story about devotion, damnation, and the evil within yourself. Starring Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Lily-Rose Depp, and Willem Dafoe.
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To Hold A Mountain
Biljana Tutorov, Petar GlomazićThe age-old way of life of Gara and thirteen-year-old Nada is under pressure when the Montenegrin government wants to turn a protected nature area into a NATO training ground.Thu 14 JanRELEASEEvery summer, Gara and thirteen-year-old Nada spend their time on the vast grasslands of the Sinjajevina plateau in Montenegro. On horseback, they ride through the impressive highlands, tending sheep and cows, making cheese, and living in close connection with the mountain they call 'Mother.' When the Montenegrin government announces plans to build a NATO training ground in the protected nature area, Gara becomes a determined leader in the resistance. The military training ground threatens not just the landscape, but also their centuries-old way of life.
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La Bola Negra
Javier Ambrossi, Javier CalvoThrough the stories of three Spanish men, each in their own time, a cinematic epic unfolds about desire, forbidden love, and social oppression.Thu 21 JanRELEASELa Bola Negra is a gripping trilogy about unexpected connections between generations. The film is Spain's Oscar submission and features surprising performances from Oscar winner Penélope Cruz and Golden Globe winner Glenn Close. 'An epic must-see. Magnificently moving' (Observer).
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Rose
Markus SchleinzerAfter the Thirty Years' War, in 17th century Germany, Rose starts a new life as a soldier, while no one knows she's actually a woman.Thu 21 JanRELEASEIn 17th century Germany, Rose returns after the Thirty Years' War. In the countryside, she tries to build a new life.