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Handling the Undead
NR 99 min.
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The newly dead are mysteriously resurrected in this Oslo-based arthouse horror
In Our Day
NR 84 min.
Acclaimed filmmaker Hong Sang-soo turns his keen observational eye on an actress and an artist in South Korea
Kidnapped: The Abduction of Edgardo Mortara
NR 135 min.
Based on a true case, a 6-year-old is ripped from his Jewish parents in 1858 Bologna and placed in the custody of the Catholic church
Longing
R 111 min.
Richard Gere plays a man pulled into a mystery surrounding the son he never knew he had
Robot Dreams
NR 102 min.
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Dog and Robot find companionship in this lovely and touching Oscar-nominated animated film
Trim Season
NR 100 min.
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A job trimming marijuana on a secluded estate turns into a nightmare race to stay alive
Tuesday
R 111 min.
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Death manifest as a macaw attends a terminally ill young woman and her mother
The Watchers
PG-13 102 min.
Dakota Fanning stars as an artist who becomes trapped in an Irish forest and is preyed upon by mysterious creatures
Welad Rizk 3
NR 120 min.
Arabic action film about a group of brothers pulled back into the criminal underworld
First-Run Movies
Babes
R 104 min.
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Female friendship, pregnant bodies go under the microscope in hilarious Babes
Challengers
R 131 min.
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Luca Guadagnino’s silly romance may turn you off sex and tennis both
Ezra
R 100 min.
Writer Tony Spiridakis channeled his experiences as father to a son with autism in this family drama
The Fall Guy
PG-13 125 min.
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Funny and fleet, this rom-com/actioner pays tribute to stuntpeople
The Garfield Movie
PG 101 min.
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Jim Davis’ comic strip gets an animated reboot with Chris Pratt voicing the iconic cat
Hit Man
R 115 min.
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Glen Powell co-wrote this real-life wild tale of a professor who goes undercover as a fake hitman
I Saw the TV Glow
PG-13 100 min.
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Probes the mystery behind an Are You Afraid of the Dark?-like children’s show
In a Violent Nature
R 94 min.
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An undead monster is revived and seeks revenge of a group of teens
Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes
PG-13 145 min.
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A young ape dares to question if maybe humans aren't the enemy after all
Perfect Days
PG 123 min.
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A toilet cleaner in Tokyo quietly goes about his days in this stirring Oscar nominated picture
Sight
PG-13 100 min.
Real-life inspirational story about a Chinese immigrant who becomes a world-renowned eye surgeon
The Strangers: Chapter 1
R 91 min.
The creepy-people-in-creepy-masks home invasion horror gets rebooted by Renny Harlin
Wildcat
NR 103 min.
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Ethan Hawke directs daughter Maya as Flannery O’Connor in an imaginative exploration of the artistic process and faith in crisis
Young Woman and the Sea
PG 100 min.
Daisy Ridley plays Trudy Ederle, the first woman to swim across the English Channel.
Special Screenings
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All About My Mother (1999)
Dialing down the bold delirium that defined his early work, Pedro Almodóvar delivered a personal best in 1999 with this gorgeous film about unplanned mothers (including Penélope Cruz, in a breakthrough role, playing a pregnant nun), absent fathers, and the scrapping and scraping it takes to inch closer to your authentic self. It won the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film, and, less celebrated, the Award for a Shot Transition From a Train Tunnel to Soaring Over Barcelona That Makes Me Cry Every Single Damn Time I See It. Austin Film Society screens the film in 35mm as part of its World Cinema Classics program. – Kimberley Jones Read a full review of All About My Mother.Wed., June 12 -
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Weird Wednesday: Mute Witness (1995)
The Eighties was the era of the great panic about snuff flicks, and Marina Zudina embodied all those fears in this terrifying thriller about an American makeup artist hunted by a Russian murder gang led by a sinister yet unnervingly cool Alec Guinness. Freshly restored by the American Genre Film Archive, the cinematic preservation nonprofit established by the Alamo Drafthouse, it’s a cold and terrifying trip to post-Glasnost Russia, and the first ever international co-production filmed in Moscow. – Richard WhittakerWed., June 12
