* SPECIAL EVENTS


MEMORIA (2021)

drama, mystery, sci-fi/ 2h 16m/
written by Apichatpong Weerasethakul/
directed by Apichatpong Weerasethakul/
country: Colombia, Thailand, France, Germany, Mexico, Qatar, U.K., China, Switzerland, U.S.A., Taiwan, Japan, Netherlands, Hong Kong/
language: English, Spanish with English subtitles/

“A woman from Scotland, while traveling in Colombia, begins to notice strange sounds. Soon she begins to think about their appearance.”

General Admission: $16
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MY LITTLE MOON (2025)

drama/ 2025/ 1h 41m/
written by Ali Atshani/
directed by Ali Atshani/
country: U.S.A./
language: English, Italian with English subtitles/

“An Iranian and an American teenager connect online during Iran’s “Woman, Life, Freedom” uprising. As tensions grow, their digital friendship becomes a lifeline-offering hope, empathy, and strength amid fear and social upheaval.”

General Admission: $16
Students’ weekend: $14

62 & over or 11 & under: $13
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Beautiful Room in Vibrant and Cultural Neighborhood — Available Immediately
/ Our Friend Just Died

Beautiful Room in Vibrant and Cultural Neighborhood — Available Immediately

comedy, thriller/ 2025/ 40m/
written by Jesse Zhou/
directed by Jesse Zhou/
country: U.S.A.
language: English/

“Steven, an average 20-something corporate email jockey who moved to the big city for work, finds his roommate Mike dead in their apartment. The police believe the death to be suicide, but Steven has his doubts. We follow him as he falls into a wild conspiracy dotted with tinfoil-hatters and shady patrons of the “arts”, alongside Maddie, Mike’s ex-situationship turned new flame, who may know more about the death than she lets on. Think TWIN PEAKS meets BROAD CITY in 2025. Set against the all-too familiar locations of lower Manhattan and north Brooklyn, BEAUTIFUL ROOM asks, “Is New York really dead? And what really happened to Mike?””

Our Friend Just Died

2025/ 6m/

“After their roommate commits suicide by ceiling fan, two young men try to distract themselves.”

General Admission: $16
Inner Circle Members: $13
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OPEN SCREEN AT THE LUMIERE

“Open Screen is an open mic night for filmmakers. Share your film the way it was intended, projected in a dark theatre with lively strangers. Whether you sold your home to finance your 35mm feature, or you made it last night in your parent’s garage – if your movie (or part thereof) is under 10 minutes, we’ll screen it.”

“You do not need to submit anything ahead of time. Simply buy an “Open Screen GA” ticket and bring your video file on a USB hard drive. Sign ups begin at 7:00pm. Videos play on a first come first serve basis until we hit 90 minutes of total program.”

*MOST months hit the time limit,
so come early to guarantee your spot.

“The other option is to buy one of the expensive “Open Screen Pre-Reserved Screening Slot” tickets. That will hold your place in line. The 10 minute limit still applies, however this will guarantee your video will play so you can safely invite your friends/crew/etc.”

Must be under 10 minutes (no exceptions). Can not be intentionally mean to any group of people.

General admission: $15 | Pre-Reserved Screening Slot: $30
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* COMING SOON

LEFT-HANDED GIRL (2025)

“A single mother and her two daughters return to Taipei after several years of living in the countryside to open a stand at a buzzing night market. Each in their way will have to adapt to this new environment to make ends meet and maintain the family unity. But when their traditional grandfather forbids his youngest left-handed granddaughter from using her “devil hand,” generations of family secrets begin to unravel.”

THE SECRET AGENT (2025)

“Brazil, 1977. Marcelo, a technology expert in his early 40s, is on the run. Hoping to reunite with his son, he travels to Recife during Carnival but soon realizes that the city is not the safe haven he was expecting.”

THE FORGOTTEN OCCUPATION: JIM CROW GOES TO HAITI (2023)

“From Executive Producer Roxane Gay: Through a letter to his grandfather, a Haitian filmmaker revisits the U.S. occupation of Haiti, unraveling the paradox of a man who longed for American rule and a nation scarred by it. Blending intimate memory with sweeping history, the film confronts exile, love, and the uneasy truths at the heart of freedom.”

MY NEIGHBOR ADOLF (2025)

“Colombia, May 1960, just after Israel’s abduction of Adolf Eichmann in Argentina. Polsky, a lonely and grumpy Holocaust survivor, lives in the remote Colombian countryside. He spends his days playing chess and tending his beloved rose bushes. One day, when a mysterious old German man moves in next-door, he suspects that his new neighbor is… Adolf Hitler. Since nobody believes him, he embarks on a detective mission to find the evidence. But, in order to gather evidence, he will need to be closer to his neighbor than he would like. So close that the two could almost become friends.”