A poetic, emotionally expansive father-son story about Black family, grace, imagination, and the hope that love can transform even the most fragile relationships into something more healing and beautiful.
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The movie that tells you exactly what you can do with your high school diploma!
With a special introduction from the legendary Paul Dooley! Read More
Jacob is an unrealized artist, freshly dumped, who’s come home to the desert to quietly end his life. The problem is, nothing goes according to plan. His mom needs a ride to the drugstore, his cousin needs a shoulder to cry on, and his best friend just wants to get high. Over a crazy night of parties, fistfights and car chases, Jacob rethinks his life and— maybe—his death.
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Vidiots and Sumerian Pictures invite you to a special advance screening of Louis Paxton’s Sundance NEXT Award Winner The Incomer followed by a conversation with writer/director Louis Paxton and stars Domhnall Gleeson and Grant O’Rourke.
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Join us in the microcinema for Melody Roscher’s bitingly comic feature film debut that weaves themes of race, belonging, and family into a mercurial journey.
Writer/Director Melody C. Roscher in person after the Friday, October 9th screening! Read More
Do you read Sutter Cane?
One of horror master John Carpenter’s best films outside of the 1980s, this prophetic Lovecraftian mind-bender is a nightmarish mystery that draws you into parallel universes of horror. Read More
Join us in the microcinema for Joe Lo Truglio’s nail-biting nightmare of the darkness that lurks in the woods and inside us.
With writer/director Joe Lo Truglio in person for the October 15th screening! Read More
Vidiots, The Cinegogue, and A Bunch of Savages are thrilled to present an ultra-rare screening of Lino Brocka’s masterful melodrama Insiang.
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Your Saturday night is about to get surreal with Tsai Ming-liang’s wholly original dystopian dark comedy The Hole presented on a glorious brand new 35mm print!
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Cinematic master Robert Altman interweaves the stories of 22 characters in this sprawling and kaleidoscopic masterpiece based on the short stories of Raymond Carver.
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