Silent Tuesdays A nineteen-year-old Crawford (in one of her earliest roles) stars alongside Constance Bennett and Sally O’Neill as Broadway chorus girls searching for love, money, and husbands in different ways.

Make Mine Musicals Betty Grable, George Montegomery, and Cesar Romero star in this rather fanciful, gorgeously staged Technicolor trip back to that famous late Victorian seaside resort, with its seemingly endless variety of amusement parks, burlesque houses, and honky-tonks.

Mid-Century Comedies Mickey Rooney is once again the rakish outsider as Timothy Dennis, forced to move to England when his mother remarries. Tim’s American ways are considered boorish among the top hat and tails crowd at his new private prep school in Eton.

Pops on Film This film is what Dick Tracy the comic strip might actually look like if the images in the Sunday morning newspaper comics moved. Big, bold, and drenched in eye-popping colors, Warren Beatty’s big-screen visualization of the perennial tough, indefatigable crime-fighter is stuffed with all kinds of cinematic goodies.

70 Years of Cinemascope Is there anyone who hasn't been touched by the true story of the teenage girl who was forced to hide in an Amsterdam attic for two years during World War II and still managed to write: "I still believe that people are really good at heart"?

Silent Tuesdays In what is widely thought of as his final masterpiece, Buster Keaton stars as an ambitious newsreel cameraman involved in a series of movie-related hijinks. Featuring some of his most praised setpieces and outlandish stunts, this silent comedy classic is also perhaps Keaton’s most personal love letter to cinema.

Mid-Century Comedies Taking up residence at a boarding house full of aspiring Broadway actresses, Terry (Katharine Hepburn) seeks to join the life of her roommates, who are seduced by impresario Anthony Powell’s (Adolphe Menjou) promises of fame.

A Tribute to Philip Seymour Hoffman It’s 1973 and William, the son of an overbearing and conservative mother, finds the opportunity of a lifetime in a band named Stillwater. Traveling with them on tour to cover the story for Rolling Stone, he falls in love with the beautifully enigmatic “band-aid” (don’t call her a groupie!) Penny Lane.

70 Years of Cinemascope The film event of the new year is “A colossal spectacle about colossal spectacles”—Richard Brody, The New Yorker. Martine Carol stars as the legendary Spanish courtesan and adventuress whose lovers included Franz Liszt and King Ludwig of Bavaria.

Mid-Century Comedies Reunited with Bringing Up Baby director Hawks, Cary Grant plays another nerdy type who invents a rejuvenating serum.

Rochester Premiere When young Samay (Bhavin Rabari) sees a film projected for the first time, his life is changed forever.