Rochester Premiere David Fincher’s latest film stars Michael Fassbender as a lonely, unnamed professional hitman whose life and routine is disrupted when an assassination attempt goes wrong.

GWNYFCA Winner The Greater Western New York Film Critics Association’s choice for Best Film of the Year, Best Breakthrough Director, and Best Original Screenplay (both Celine Song), Past Lives makes a triumphant return to the big screen in Rochester.

Crashing into the ‘60s James Cagney, in his last onscreen appearance for twenty years, plays an ambitious Coca-Cola executive stationed in West Berlin. Hoping to win a promotion to the London branch, he agrees to chaperone the boss's carousing daughter (Pamela Tiffin) who secretly marries an East German communist (Horst Bucholz).

Merchant-Ivory in Love In the 1850s, near Boston, two unexpected guests arrive at the home of William Wentworth (Wesley Addy). Eugenia (Lee Remick) and Felix (Tim Woodward) are his niece and nephew through his half-sister. He allows them to stay in an adjacent house on the property, but is suspicious of their intentions.

The Emergence of Kelvin Harrison, Jr. Luce Edgar (Kelvin Harrison, Jr.) is a star high school student and athlete, the proud son of his adoptive white parents, Peter and Amy (Tim Roth and Naomi Watts). When Amy is called into a parent-teacher conference with Luce’s history teacher, Harriet (Octavia Spencer), she finds that Luce has written a paper calling for violence to combat colonialism.

Hitchcock 125 Feigning bankruptcy, a wealthy champagne magnate tries to teach his impetuous flapper daughter a lesson, forcing her into a working-class life.

Finntastic!: New Films from Finland Frequently compared to The Big Chill, this film finds a group of friends getting together after a decade and discovering that their past is not what they thought it was.

Merchant-Ivory in Love Cambridge, early 20th century. Two college students, Maurice (James Wilby) and Clive (Hugh Grant), develop a close friendship that rapidly evolves into love. Succumbing to the pressures of British society, they are forced to keep their relationship a secret—taking a toll on both their lives.

Wake Up!: The Cinema of Spike Lee The publicity surrounding the release of this movie milestone divided commentators about whether it offered insight or added agit-prop to the ongoing race relations debate. What was ignored amid all the hoopla were the many pleasures of the film, from its free-form style to its vivid characterizations to its first-rate cinematography by Ernest Dickerson.

The Emergence of Kelvin Harrison, Jr. Tyler Williams (Kelvin Harrison, Jr.) is a popular senior on the high school wrestling team in a Florida suburb. He has been competing through a partial ligament tear in his shoulder and covering it up with his father’s (Sterling K. Brown) painkillers.

Make Mine Musicals A remake of the 1930 pre-Code musical screened last July, which itself was based on a 1927 stage show of the same name. Pat McClellan (Patricia Marshall) causes quite a stir with her arrival on the Tait College campus. Sorority sister Connie Lane (June Allyson), however, sees through her French-speaking pretensions and is disgusted by her vanity.

Valentine’s Day John Huston’s adventurous drama The African Queen—co-scripted by ace film critic James Agee and beautifully shot on location by the legendary Jack Cardiff—is the first and only pairing of two of Hollywood’s most iconic and independent stars, Humphrey Bogart and Katharine Hepburn.