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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
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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
Sight
PG-13 100 min.
Real-life inspirational story about a Chinese immigrant who becomes a world-renowned eye surgeon
First-Run Movies
Babes
R 104 min.
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Female friendship, pregnant bodies go under the microscope in hilarious Babes
Back to Black
R 122 min.
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Amy Winehouse biopic gives you all the details you’ll recognize from the singer’s tragically short life – but not much beyond that
Challengers
R 131 min.
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Luca Guadagnino’s silly romance may turn you off sex and tennis both
Evil Does Not Exist
NR 106 min.
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A glamping development threatens a small mountain village in Ryûsuke Hamaguchi’s follow-up to Drive My Car
The Fall Guy
PG-13 125 min.
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Funny and fleet, this rom-com/actioner pays tribute to stuntpeople
Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire
PG-13 115 min.
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Fourth film heads home to the Big Apple, baby
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
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
The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare
R 120 min.
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A commando unit takes on the Nazis in this hyperviolent Guy Ritchie action-comedy
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
The Strangers: Chapter 1
R 91 min.
The creepy-people-in-creepy-masks home invasion horror gets rebooted by Renny Harlin
Unsung Hero
PG 112 min.
Faith-based film is based on Joel Smallbone’s family’s real-life ascent as Christian recording artists
Special Screenings
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Special Screenings
Goblin Live: Dawn of the Dead (1978)
Austin is the reason that the mighty Goblin started touring the U.S. It was the late Corey Mitchell, founder of the Housecore Horror Film Festival, who first lured the band who scored so many Italian horror classics to cross the Atlantic. Now multitudinous iterations of the masters of gore are fixtures in theatres and cinemas. This time, founding keyboardist Claudio Simonetti brings his version of the soundtrack sorcerers to perform one of their greatest works at a special 45th anniversary screening of George A. Romero’s Dawn of the Dead. – Richard WhittakerMon., May 27 -
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God’s Step Children (1938)
Oscar Micheaux pioneered fighting against mainstream movie-making, shaking up early 20th-century narratives by showing Black life, with Black people, on the celluloid screen. His second picture even directly countered Birth of a Nation. It’s fair to say Micheaux was fearless and dedicated to his vocation. Pay homage to the first major African American feature filmmaker at AFS with this newly restored version of God’s Step Children. Presented as part of their Essential Cinema special programming, Micheaux’s film tackles colorism and interpersonal drama. It’s a tragic tale of abandoned children, fruitless longing, and high stakes. – Cat McCarreyMon., May 27
