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Ryuichi Sakamoto | Opus

NR   103 min.  

The legendary composer delivers his final performance in a stirring concert documentary

New Reviews

Asphalt City

R   120 min.

Sean Penn and Tye Sheridan star as NYC paramedics working a chaotic night shift

DogMan

R   113 min.  

A thief survives an abusive childhood to forge a soulful connection with canines

Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire

PG-13   115 min.

The two iconic kaiju team up in this sequel

In the Land of Saints and Sinners

R   106 min.  

Irish action-thriller about a retired assassin dragged back into a life of violence

Lousy Carter

NR   80 min.  

A charismatic David Krumholtz plays the titular lit professor

Tillu Square

NR   125 min.

Telugu-language romantic crime comedy is the sequel to 2022's DJ Tillu

First-Run Movies

Accidental Texan

PG-13   104 min.  

Familiar but heartwarming story of a city slicker who gets stuck in a small town

The American Society of Magical Negroes

PG-13   104 min.

Satire about a secret society that exists to make the lives of white people easier

Arthur the King

PG-13   90 min.

Inspirational story about a pro adventure racer and the street dog he meets along the way

Bob Marley: One Love

PG-13   104 min.  

Jamaican reggae pioneer gets the biopic treatment

The Boy and the Heron

PG-13   124 min.  

Miyazaki's gorgeous but oddly obtuse return to animation

Cabrini

PG-13   145 min.

Biopic of Catholic missionary Francesca Cabrini, from the director of Sound of Freedom.

Dune: Part Two

PG-13   166 min.  

Frank Herbert’s galaxy-spanning narrative continues

Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire

PG-13   115 min.  

Fourth film heads home to the Big Apple, baby

Hundreds of Beavers

PG-13   107 min.  

Loony live-action cartoon about a fur trader who goes to war with rodents

Imaginary

PG-13   104 min.

Blumhouse supernatural horror imagines a world where our stuffies are out to kill

Immaculate

R   89 min.  

Sydney Sweeney excels in just-OK nun horror

Kung Fu Panda 4

PG   94 min.  

The titular Dragon Warrior searches for his replacement

Love Lies Bleeding

R   104 min.  

Kristen Stewart stars in a blood-soaked romance for the ages

Migration

PG   91 min.  

Minions studio wreaks havoc and fun with a family of ducks

One Life

PG   110 min.  

True-life drama about efforts to transport refugee children to safety ahead of Nazi invaders

Ordinary Angels

PG   118 min.

True story about a small-town hairdresser's crusade to help a widower secure a liver transplant for his daughter

Poor Things

R   141 min.  

Emma Stone thrills in this Frankenstein-inspired satire of self-actualization

Problemista

R   98 min.  

Julio Torres channels dreams of toys, art, and immigration

Riddle of Fire

PG-13   114 min.  

Three kids embark on an epic quest on a lazy, golden summer day

Shaitaan

NR   140 min.

A family is terrorized in this Hindi language film

Shayda

NR   118 min.  

An Iranian mother and daughter find refuge from family violence in a Melbourne women’s shelter

Snack Shack

R   112 min.

Two teens open the titular concessions stand in the summer of 1991

Special Screenings
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    Special Screenings

    The Vast of Night (2020)

    In 2020, film critic Richard Whittaker called indie sci-fi period piece The Vast of Night “breathless and breathtaking, a complete rebuild of an American classic that roars and revs like a new machine.” The debut feature from director Andrew Patterson follows a radio DJ and switchboard operator in Fifties-era New Mexico as they discover an unknown but intriguing audio frequency. Local “DIY punk theatre” Bottle Alley Theatre Company puts on a showing of the underseen screen gem in collaboration with film champs We Luv Video. Expect treats, sweets, and a warm feeling from helping fund Bottle Alley’s own upcoming sci-fi production, Aurora. Fun fact: Those chairs in We Luv Video? Former Alamo South Lamar seats! – James Scott Read a full review of The Vast of Night.
    Thu., March 28

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