Judy@100 Jane Falbury (Judy Garland) is a farmer who receives a surprise visit from her actress sister Abigail (Gloria DeHaven) and Abigail’s theater troupe. Summer Stock was Garland’s final film for MGM and her last onscreen pairing with Gene Kelly.

Eastman Entertains While trying to impress his crush, twelve-year-old Josh Baskin is told he is too short for a carnival ride called the Super Loops. Disgruntled, he inserts a coin into an antique fortune-teller machine called Zoltar and makes a wish to be “big.”

Brown/ Garbo Based on Michael Arlen’s 1924 best-selling novel The Green Hat, A Woman of Affairs, the film follows childhood friends Diana Merrick (Greta Garbo), Neville (John Gilbert), and David (Johnny Mack Brown), as they rise through the ranks of the British aristocracy. The film had to break all connections from the book—considered too daring in the United States for 1925—including changing the name of the film and renaming all the characters. Live piano accompaniment by Dr. Philip C. Carli.

Make Mine Musicals At the onset of World War II, George M. Cohan (James Cagney), known as “the man who invented Broadway,” comes out of retirement to star as President Roosevelt in the Rodgers and Hart musical, I’d Rather Be Right. Post-screening discussion with Michael Lasser.

Presenting Lily Mars Judy Garland is Lily Mars, a small-town Indiana ingenue who comes from a large family and dreams of performing on the stage. When Broadway producer John Thornaway (Van Heflin) comes to town, he dismisses Lily out of hand, which leads to Lily concocting harebrained schemes to secure an audition.

The New Classics They had us at “hello.” Cameron Crowe’s iconic romance stars Tom Cruise as a sports agent whose world is turned upside down when one of his clients is injured. Loaded with memorable lines and iconic moments, the film was nominated for five Academy Awards, including Best Picture, and provided Cuba Gooding, Jr. with the Best Supporting Actor trophy and an equally iconic onstage moment.

Eastman Entertains Adapted from the 1870 Jules Verne novel of the same name, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea follows the story of expeditioners Professor Aronnax (Paul Lukas) and his assistant, Conseil (Peter Lorre), who are attempting to track a sea monster that is ravaging the ships sailing in the Pacific Ocean.

Juneteenth Free Screenings Amazing Grace follows Aretha Franklin as she records her 1972 live gospel album of the same name at the New Temple Missionary Baptist Church in Los Angeles. Accompanied by the Southern California Community Choir, directed by Alexander Hamilton, as well as James Cleveland, Cornell Dupree, Bernard Purdie, Chuck Rainer, and Poncho Morales, Franklin plays to a primarily African American audience.

Rochester Premiere A lone soldier descends through a post-apocalyptic landscape into a nightmarish underworld inhabited by creatures great and small, all of them hostile. His mission is unknown. Special effects maestro Phil Tippett (Star Wars, Jurassic Park) created this (mostly) stop-motion animated fever dream over a thirty year period.