Calendar of Events

Silent Tuesdays Thought lost for decades, the George Eastman Museum preserved this early adaptation of the nineteenth century fairy tale in the 1990s.

The Enduring Legacy of Godzilla This fifteenth film in the Godzilla franchise, the last in the original Showa era, finds director Ishirô Honda returning to the franchise after seemingly retiring years earlier, disheartened by the kid-friendly direction the series had taken.

Hitchcock 125 Hitchcock’s fiftieth film unfolds in the middle of Cold War espionage.

Hitchcock 125 Mark Cousins, director of the Story of Film series and The Eyes of Orson Welles, digs deep into Alfred Hitchcock’s life and career 125 years after his birth and 100 years after his first film premiered in the United Kingdom.

Holidays Over the last twenty years, this Christmas comedy has worked its way into the roster of annual must-watch holiday films.

Wake Up!: The Cinema of Spike Lee The last film in our Spike Lee series is his most recent, and one of his best. Lee returns to war, the same ground he trod in Miracle at St. Anna, and again he follows a platoon of Black soldiers on foreign soil.

The perpetrators of the Indonesian genocide are still publicly celebrated. Oppenheimer takes an extensive look at the lives of these men and asks them to recreate their killings in the form of cinema.

Director Joshua Oppenhemier in Person! Decades after a series of events make the surface of the earth nearly uninhabitable, a wealthy family (Tilda Swinton, Michael Shannon, and George McKay) and their staff (Lennie James, Tim McInnerny, and Bronagh Gallagher) wile away their time in a luxurious underground bunker.

Make Mine Musicals | Holidays Crooner Bing Crosby stars as father Charles “Chuck” O’Malley, the easygoing priest who comes from East St. Louis to New York City to bring St. Dominic’s Church out of the dumps.

Hitchcock 125 In Hitchcock’s droll and delightful final film, Bruce Dern returned to work for the master of suspense (after having appeared in Marnie and two episodes of The Alfred Hitchcock Hour).

Holidays Crooner Bing Crosby stars as father Charles “Chuck” O’Malley, the easygoing priest who comes from East St. Louis to New York City to bring St. Dominic’s Church out of the dumps.

Silent Tuesdays Beyond Hitchcock, one of the best directors of British thrillers was Walter Forde.

Curator’s Choice

Curator’s Choice When Lena decides that her fiancé is not the man she thought he was, the breakup causes her to reflect on her life and to wonder about the kind of world she and other members of her generation are set to inherit.

Holidays No holiday season would be complete without an adaptation of Charles Dickens’s yuletide classic, and this is one of the best (released in the United States simply as A Christmas Carol).

Holidays No holiday season would be complete without an adaptation of Charles Dickens’s yuletide classic, and this is one of the best (released in the United States simply as A Christmas Carol).

Holidays at the Dryden Louisa May Alcott’s Civil War-era novel is brought to the screen in this fifth adaptation of the story. The March sisters, Jo (Winona Ryder), Meg (Trini Alvarado), Amy (Kirsten Dunst), and Beth (Claire Danes) live with their mother (Susan Sarandon) in Connecticut while the man of the house fights in the war.

The Matrix at 25 Computer programmer Thomas Anderson (hacker code: Neo) is contacted by a mysterious woman named Trinity who informs him he is in danger and that she knows he has been plagued by multiple references to The Matrix in his illicit online journeys.

The Matrix at 25 The resurrected Neo and Trinity now run ops in The Matrix while also preparing for battle in the real world, stationed in the human haven of Zion.