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Fight or Flight

R   101 min.  

A plane full of assassins fight over the same target

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Clown in a Cornfield

R   96 min.

A clown terrorizes teens in a former factory town

Juliet & Romeo

PG-13   121 min.

Shakespeare's tragedy reimagined as a pop musical

Magic Farm

NR   93 min.  

A crew accidentally arrives in the wrong country for a film shoot in this absurdist comedy

Shadow Force

R   104 min.

Retired spies on the run

First-Run Movies

The Accountant 2

R   123 min.  

Ben Affleck's unlikely action hero is back ... but why?

The Amateur

PG-13   123 min.

A CIA cryptographer seeks revenge when his wife is murdered

Disney’s Snow White

PG   109 min.  

This live-action remake isn’t just bad, it’s pointless

HIT: The 3rd Case

NR   150 min.

Telugu-language action thriller

The King of Kings

PG   100 min.

Animated tale about the life of Jesus

The Legend of Ochi

PG   96 min.  

Storytelling sorcery meets movie magic in this A24 fantasy adventure

A Minecraft Movie

PG   101 min.

Family-friendly action film spins off from the megapopular game

A Nice Indian Boy

NR   99 min.

Queer rom-com about planning a multicultural wedding

Queen of the Ring

PG-13   140 min.  

Drama based on wrestling pioneer Mildred Burke

Raid 2

NR   145 min.

An income tax officer goes after a corrupt politician

The Shrouds

R   120 min.  

Cronenberg contemplates grief and decay

Sinners

R   131 min.

Michael B. Jordan stars in dual roles in a Ryan Coogler supernatural horror

The Surfer

R   103 min.

An altercation at the beach drives this psychological thriller

Thunderbolts*

PG-13   126 min.  

Marvel assembles a new team of misfit superheroes

Until Dawn

R   102 min.

Survival horror inspired by a video game

Warfare

R   95 min.  

Brutally realistic depiction of a real-life mission in Iraq

Special Screenings
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    Special Screenings

    Hereditary (2018)

    Ari Aster’s directorial debut set off a reinvigoration of arthouse horror and catapulted A24 to fame as the most relevant production company of the last decade. It also gave me an entirely sleepless night upon first viewing. Toni Collette’s performance as both a terrifying and deeply sympathetic grieving mother steals the show, but Milly Shapiro and Alex Wolff as her creepy children anchor the real horror of this family drama-turned-supernatural nightmare. The sharp, cacophonous saxophone score will linger in your ear, and one chilling scene will have you checking the corners of your ceiling long after the film ends. A true modern horror classic, it deserves to be seen in the theatre for the collective shock it elicits from first-time viewers. – Lina Fisher Read a full review of Hereditary.
    May 9-14

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