A Man Walks Down The Street (93 min.) "After thirty years abroad, Raanan returns to Israel to sell his mother’s apartment. A chance encounter with an elderly stranger and a brief affair with a younger man force him to confront decades of internalized homophobia, sending him on an emotional journey toward forgiveness and reconciliation. In Hebrew with English Subtitles

CHER: ON FILM Singer. Actress. Academy Award winner. Icon. During the 1980s, Cher surprised audiences and critics alike by reinventing herself as one of Hollywood's most compelling screen performers. This seven-film retrospective showcases the roles that revealed new dimensions of a beloved superstar—funny, vulnerable, resilient, romantic, and unforgettable. As Cher prepares to release Cher: The Memoir, Part Two this fall, we're turning back time to revisit the films that transformed a music legend into a movie star. MONDAYS 5PM - CHER THEMED PRE-SHOW! 6PM - FEATURE BURLESQUE (2010) Director: Steve Antin Co-starring Christina Aguilera, Stanley Tucci, Kristen Bell By the time Burlesque arrived in 2010, Cher had spent decades redefining what it meant to be a pop icon. As Tess, the owner of a struggling Los Angeles nightclub, she brings strength, confidence, and hard-earned wisdom to a story centered on ambition, reinvention, and the power of performance. Opposite Christina Aguilera's rising star, Cher embodies a woman who has survived, adapted, and remained true to herself in an ever-changing industry. The result is a role that feels uniquely suited to an artist whose own career has long celebrated independence, resilience, and unapologetic self-expression. CHER IN SONG PRE-SHOW SPECIAL! - 5PM DEAR MOM, LOVE CHER (2013) Directed by P. David Ebersole and produced by Todd Hughes, Dear Mom, Love Cher offers an intimate look at the remarkable life of Cher's mother, Georgia Holt, a singer, actress and model whose own dreams of stardom helped shape her famous daughter. Featuring rare family interviews, archival footage and previously unreleased music, the documentary celebrates three generations of an extraordinary show-business family. SCHEDULE + SPECIAL GUESTS OCT 5 - THE WITCHES OF EASTWICK FILM Q + A: CASTING DIRECTOR WALLIS NICITA MODERATED BY COREY ROSKIN OCT 19 - TEA WITH MUSSOLINI INTRO: DEVIN ORGERON, DESERTED FILMS NOV 2 - MERMAIDS FILM Q + A: CO-PRODUCER WALLIS NICITA MODERATED BY COREY ROSKIN NOV 16 - COME BACK TO THE 5 & DIME JIMMY DEAN, JIMMY DEAN INTRO: COREY ROSKIN NOV 30 - BURLESQUE FILM Q + A : "DEAR MOM, LOVE CHER," PRODUCERS EBERSOLE + HUGHES MODERATED BY COREY ROSKIN DEC 14 - MOONSTRUCK FILM Q + : A : TBA DEC 28 - MAMMA MIA! HERE WE GO AGAIN FILM Q + A: TBA

CHER: ON FILM Singer. Actress. Academy Award winner. Icon. During the 1980s, Cher surprised audiences and critics alike by reinventing herself as one of Hollywood's most compelling screen performers. This seven-film retrospective showcases the roles that revealed new dimensions of a beloved superstar—funny, vulnerable, resilient, romantic, and unforgettable. As Cher prepares to release Cher: The Memoir, Part Two this fall, we're turning back time to revisit the films that transformed a music legend into a movie star. MONDAYS 5PM - CHER THEMED PRE-SHOW! 6PM - FEATURE COME BACK TO THE 5 & DIME, JIMMY DEAN, JIMMY DEAN (1982) Director: Robert Altman Co-starring Sandy Dennis, Karen Black Before Silkwood announced her dramatic talents to a wider audience, Cher gave one of her earliest major film performances in Robert Altman’s intimate ensemble drama. As Sissy, a spirited member of a James Dean fan club reunited with old friends twenty years later, Cher brings warmth, humor, and surprising vulnerability to a story of memory, identity, and the secrets we carry with us. Adapted from the Broadway production in which Cher also appeared, the film offers a fascinating glimpse of an actress just beginning to reveal the dramatic range that would soon transform her career. SCHEDULE + SPECIAL GUESTS OCT 5 - THE WITCHES OF EASTWICK FILM Q + A: CASTING DIRECTOR WALLIS NICITA MODERATED BY COREY ROSKIN OCT 19 - TEA WITH MUSSOLINI INTRO: DEVIN ORGERON, DESERTED FILMS NOV 2 - MERMAIDS FILM Q + A: CO-PRODUCER WALLIS NICITA MODERATED BY COREY ROSKIN NOV 16 - COME BACK TO THE 5 & DIME JIMMY DEAN, JIMMY DEAN INTRO: COREY ROSKIN NOV 30 - BURLESQUE FILM Q + A : "DEAR MOM, LOVE CHER," PRODUCERS EBERSOLE + HUGHES MODERATED BY COREY ROSKIN DEC 14 - MOONSTRUCK FILM Q + : A : TBA DEC 28 - MAMMA MIA! HERE WE GO AGAIN FILM Q + A: TBA

Celebrate the season at the Palm Springs Cultural Center with another edition of The Best Little Christmas Movie, featuring the delightful 1957 romantic comedy Desk Set, starring Katharine Hepburn and Spencer Tracy, plus a special live onstage interview and Q&A with film critic and author Alonso Duralde moderated by Corey Roskin. The festivities begin at 5PM with a special holiday book signing featuring Duralde and his holiday film guide, Have Yourself a Movie Little Christmas, hosted by Best Bookstore in Palm Springs. Then, at 6PM, settle in for a screening of Desk Set, followed by a live onstage conversation and audience Q&A with Duralde exploring the film, its stars, and its place among Hollywood's holiday classics. MAKE AN EVENING OF IT! Come early or stay after the film and enjoy Foodie Fridays from 5–8PM, featuring live music, delicious food, and cocktails available for purchase. EVENT SCHEDULE 5PM — Holiday Book Signing with Alonso Duralde, hosted by Best Bookstore in Palm Springs 5–8PM — Foodie Fridays | Live Music, Food & Cocktails 6PM — Desk Set (1957) | Special Holiday Screening, with a Live Onstage Interview & Q&A with Alonso Duralde

Free at Heart (117 min.) When the son of his late father's closest friend moves into his home, sixteen-year-old Sebastian discovers an unexpected first love that challenges everything he thought he knew. As their forbidden romance is exposed, they must choose between living authentically and losing the only lives they've ever known.

On the morning of October 7, 2023, Israeli-American Liat Atzili and her husband Aviv were at home when Hamas attacked their kibbutz. By nightfall, Liat and Aviv are captives in Gaza along with 250 other people—12 of whom, like Liat, are American citizens. Caught between international diplomacy and a rapidly escalating war, their family must face their own uncertainty and conflicting political perspectives in the pursuit of Liat and Aviv’s release. This agonizing process, and the ultimate fate of their loved ones, challenges how the members of the family understand themselves and their place in the conflict. Through the intimate lens of a family’s experience, HOLDING LIAT poses complex questions of identity across generations, as the family is thrust into the epicenter of a global conflict rapidly unfolding in real-time. An independent production of Protozoa (Black Swan) and Meridian Hill Pictures (The First Step).

Holiday Oddities 5: Let’s get Animated! Holiday Oddities with Deserted Films, your local home movie archive, has become a December tradition at the Palm Springs Cultural Center. We know how to set the mood with weird holiday home movies and other moving images, and are honored and delighted to be part of your annual holiday celebration. Seriously. We think about this show ALL YEAR! This year’s crop of holiday and locally made home movies is something to behold! And between those micro-masterpieces this year, we are adding a variety of wonderfully obscure holiday animations (robots! furry animals! creepy dolls!), midcentury newsreels (Lucy and Desi, beautiful Christmas light displays, how to buy toys...), and more! And that’s the recipe for 2026. It’s one part home movies and cartoons from our collection, one part rarely-screened, seldom-seen holiday goodies from our pals at UCLA Film & Television Archive, National Film Board of Canada, A/V Geeks, and others! It’s 100% fun! And, as always, Melissa and Devin of Deserted Films will guide you through the history and the hilarity. Also, because we know folks are feeling it at the pump, at the checkout, and just generally, we have lowered ticket prices a bit this year. We want our mood-altering holiday efforts to be as accessible as possible! DESERTED FILMS Melissa Dollman and Devin Orgeron officially founded Deserted Films, a cultural memory archive and federally recognized 501(c)(3), in Palm Springs in 2022. They collect, care for and make accessible over 2,000 8mm, Super 8mm, and 16mm home movies, and more, created by locals and tourists to our area, that document Palm Springs, Coachella Valley, and Southern California more broadly. They have collector fever, so check out the 500+ digitized films and other ephemera on their website: https://desertedfilms.org/. They have presented educational — and entertaining, they hear! — programs to audiences in the Coachella Valley at such venues as: Palm Springs Cultural Center, Palm Springs Public Library, Modernism Week, Maleza, Salon for the Parched, Rotary of Indio, and other clubs.

MARS A PSCC Sci/Fi Fest October 23–24 | Palm Springs Cultural Center Journey to the Red Planet through science and cinema at our Mars-themed PSCC Sci/Fi Fest! See Mars as you’ve never seen it before—on the largest screen in the Valley. From alien invasion to fantastical adventure and scientific discovery, experience it all on the BIG SCREEN in our Historic Camelot Theatre. Get into the spirit with hands-on activities! Save yourself from the Martians and create your own foil hat, or become a Martian and craft an alien headband. Browse Mars-themed books and test your knowledge of the science versus fiction in The Martian—what’s fact, and what’s Hollywood? Fuel your journey to the Red Planet with our famous hot buttered popcorn and a retro candy classic—a Mars Bar! Available at concessions throughout the fest. Individual Tickets: $12.50 Save $$$! All Access Pass: $25 (EVENTBRITE ONLY) See all three ticketed films and save $12.50! Good Night Oppy is FREE! Special guest introductions to be announced! SCHEDULE Friday, October 23 5–8 PM — Foodie Fridays Food trucks, live music, and a festive start to the weekend. 6 PM — Mars Attacks! The Mars We Feared — Based on the notorious 1962 Topps trading cards pulled from shelves after public outcry, Tim Burton’s outrageous sci-fi comedy unleashes a star-studded alien invasion. Includes Mars-Themed 5PM - Pre-Show! Saturday, October 24 1 PM — Good Night Oppy — FREE The Mars We’re Exploring — Follow the rover Opportunity on an extraordinary journey of discovery, and meet the people who made it possible. 3 PM — John Carter The Mars We Envisioned — Explore Edgar Rice Burroughs’s landmark science-fiction series through a sweeping film adaptation that brings his fantastical Mars to the big screen. 6 PM — The Martian The Mars We Survive — An astronaut stranded on Mars puts science, ingenuity, and determination to work in a fight for survival.

SING-A-LONG Reprising their roles from Mamma Mia! The Movie are Academy Award® winner Meryl Streep as Donna, Julie Walters as Rosie and Christine Baranski as Tanya. Amanda Seyfried and Dominic Cooper reunite as Sophie and Sky, while Pierce Brosnan, Stellan Skarsgård and Oscar® winner Colin Firth return to play Sophie’s three possible dads: Sam, Bill and Harry. As the film goes back and forth in time to show how relationships forged in the past resonate in the present, James will play the role of Young Donna. Filling the roles of Young Rosie and Young Tanya are Alexa Davies (A Brilliant Young Mind) and Jessica Keenan Wynn (Broadway’s Beautiful). Young Sam will be played by Jeremy Irvine (War Horse), while Young Bill is Josh Dylan (Allied) and Young Harry is Hugh Skinner (Kill Your Friends).

MARS A PSCC Sci/Fi Fest October 23–24 | Palm Springs Cultural Center Journey to the Red Planet through science and cinema at our Mars-themed PSCC Sci/Fi Fest! See Mars as you’ve never seen it before—on the largest screen in the Valley. From alien invasion to fantastical adventure and scientific discovery, experience it all on the BIG SCREEN in our Historic Camelot Theatre. Get into the spirit with hands-on activities! Save yourself from the Martians and create your own foil hat, or become a Martian and craft an alien headband. Browse Mars-themed books and test your knowledge of the science versus fiction in The Martian—what’s fact, and what’s Hollywood? Fuel your journey to the Red Planet with our famous hot buttered popcorn and a retro candy classic—a Mars Bar! Available at concessions throughout the fest. Individual Tickets: $12.50 Save $$$! All Access Pass: $25 (EVENTBRITE ONLY) See all three ticketed films and save $12.50! Good Night Oppy is FREE! Special guest introductions to be announced! SCHEDULE Friday, October 23 5–8 PM — Foodie Fridays Food trucks, live music, and a festive start to the weekend. 6 PM — Mars Attacks! The Mars We Feared — Based on the notorious 1962 Topps trading cards pulled from shelves after public outcry, Tim Burton’s outrageous sci-fi comedy unleashes a star-studded alien invasion. Includes Mars-Themed 5PM - Pre-Show! Saturday, October 24 1 PM — Good Night Oppy — FREE The Mars We’re Exploring — Follow the rover Opportunity on an extraordinary journey of discovery, and meet the people who made it possible. 3 PM — John Carter The Mars We Envisioned — Explore Edgar Rice Burroughs’s landmark science-fiction series through a sweeping film adaptation that brings his fantastical Mars to the big screen. 6 PM — The Martian The Mars We Survive — An astronaut stranded on Mars puts science, ingenuity, and determination to work in a fight for survival.

CHER: ON FILM Singer. Actress. Academy Award winner. Icon. During the 1980s, Cher surprised audiences and critics alike by reinventing herself as one of Hollywood's most compelling screen performers. This seven-film retrospective showcases the roles that revealed new dimensions of a beloved superstar—funny, vulnerable, resilient, romantic, and unforgettable. As Cher prepares to release Cher: The Memoir, Part Two this fall, we're turning back time to revisit the films that transformed a music legend into a movie star. MONDAYS 5PM - CHER THEMED PRE-SHOW! 6PM - FEATURE MERMAIDS (1990) Director: Richard Benjamin Co-starring Winona Ryder, Christina Ricci, Bob Hoskins Fresh from her Oscar-winning success in Moonstruck, Cher delivered one of the most emotionally rich performances of her career in Mermaids. As Rachel Flax, a charismatic single mother searching for love, stability, and reinvention, she creates a character who is funny, flawed, impulsive, and deeply relatable. Decades later, the performance continues to resonate for its compassion and complexity, revealing an actress capable of bringing extraordinary depth to everyday lives. SCHEDULE + SPECIAL GUESTS OCT 5 - THE WITCHES OF EASTWICK FILM Q + A: CASTING DIRECTOR WALLIS NICITA MODERATED BY COREY ROSKIN OCT 19 - TEA WITH MUSSOLINI INTRO: DEVIN ORGERON, DESERTED FILMS NOV 2 - MERMAIDS FILM Q + A: CO-PRODUCER WALLIS NICITA MODERATED BY COREY ROSKIN NOV 16 - COME BACK TO THE 5 & DIME JIMMY DEAN, JIMMY DEAN INTRO: COREY ROSKIN NOV 30 - BURLESQUE FILM Q + A : "DEAR MOM, LOVE CHER," PRODUCERS EBERSOLE + HUGHES MODERATED BY COREY ROSKIN DEC 14 - MOONSTRUCK FILM Q + : A : TBA DEC 28 - MAMMA MIA! HERE WE GO AGAIN FILM Q + A: TBA

CHER: ON FILM Singer. Actress. Academy Award winner. Icon. During the 1980s, Cher surprised audiences and critics alike by reinventing herself as one of Hollywood's most compelling screen performers. This seven-film retrospective showcases the roles that revealed new dimensions of a beloved superstar—funny, vulnerable, resilient, romantic, and unforgettable. As Cher prepares to release Cher: The Memoir, Part Two this fall, we're turning back time to revisit the films that transformed a music legend into a movie star. MONDAYS 5PM - CHER THEMED PRE-SHOW! 6PM - FEATURE MOONSTRUCK (1987) Director: Norman Jewison Co-starring Nicolas Cage, Olympia Dukakis, Vincent Gardenia With Moonstruck, Cher delivered the performance that earned her the Academy Award for Best Actress and secured her place in film history. As Loretta Castorini, a practical woman whose carefully ordered life is unexpectedly transformed by love, she balances comedy, romance, and emotional honesty with extraordinary skill. Nearly four decades later, the performance remains remarkable for its warmth, confidence, and authenticity, revealing the depth and intelligence that made Cher one of the most distinctive actresses of her generation. SCHEDULE + SPECIAL GUESTS OCT 5 - THE WITCHES OF EASTWICK FILM Q + A: CASTING DIRECTOR WALLIS NICITA MODERATED BY COREY ROSKIN OCT 19 - TEA WITH MUSSOLINI INTRO: DEVIN ORGERON, DESERTED FILMS NOV 2 - MERMAIDS FILM Q + A: CO-PRODUCER WALLIS NICITA MODERATED BY COREY ROSKIN NOV 16 - COME BACK TO THE 5 & DIME JIMMY DEAN, JIMMY DEAN INTRO: COREY ROSKIN NOV 30 - BURLESQUE FILM Q + A : "DEAR MOM, LOVE CHER," PRODUCERS EBERSOLE + HUGHES MODERATED BY COREY ROSKIN DEC 14 - MOONSTRUCK FILM Q + : A : TBA DEC 28 - MAMMA MIA! HERE WE GO AGAIN FILM Q + A: TBA

The story of the wild school boy Rich Jenkins, son of a boozy miner and an English teacher who recognised his talent, Philip Burton. A moving, untold story of how Rich Jenkins became Richard Burton the biggest star Wales has ever produced.

Five famous literary detective characters and their sidekicks are invited to a bizarre mansion to solve an even stranger mystery.

Thursday, October 29th [NEW DATE] 6:30pm Network (1976, Sidney Lumet) 6pm Bicentennial pre-show by Deserted Films We’re excited as hell, and you don’t have to wait anymore! Network was the first film we programmed when we teamed up with the Palm Springs Public Library to plan our Summer Semiquincentennial film series back in January. But the studio held it back for a big restoration, so now it’ll be the last in the series! Come see Sidney Lumet’s Network on the Camelot’s BIG screen, just in time for the 2026 election season! Aside from its darkly satirical tone (you will laugh and despair simultaneously!), everyone and everything in Sidney Lumet’s landmark film is so finely tuned, so pressurized, so tapped into the nation’s increasing and destabilizing anxiety, that you’ll leave the Palm Springs Cultural Center feeling a little exhausted (but in a good way!). That was kind of Lumet’s thing! And believe us, the effect is more profound on the BIG SCREEN!!! We programmed 12 Angry Men a couple of summers ago and realized with the crowd that Lumet's worlds become something else entirely when viewed theatrically. Of course the message here is even more relevant in 2026. Paddy Chayefsky’s award winning screenplay is perfect. Epic performances by Faye Dunaway, Peter Finch, William Holden, Ned Beatty, and Robert Duvall don’t hurt! It’s a special Fall add-on to our Summer series and we hope to see you there. And thanks for your support!

A talented violinist, Cecilia, confined in an orphanage, meets Vivaldi who becomes her teacher.

NOVEMBER 13 | Stage Fright (1950) Starring: Jane Wyman, Marlene Dietrich Murder, deception, and theatrical illusion take center stage. Hitchcock brings murder into the world of the theater in Stage Fright, a playful mystery built around performance, disguise, and the slippery nature of truth. Marlene Dietrich commands the spotlight while Hitchcock repeatedly asks whether anything—or anyone—is quite what it appears to be. The result is an unusually witty experiment in storytelling from a director fascinated by the lies we willingly believe. Film Intro, Q+A w/ Richard L. Edwards + Vanessa Theme Ament Come early for Foodie Fridays with Food Trucks, Live Music, and our famous House Pizza!

OCT 30 | BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN (1935) Intro + Clip Devin Orgeron, Deserted Films Start your Halloween festivities a night early with one of the greatest monster movies ever made! Bride of Frankenstein (1935) brings Boris Karloff’s Monster back to the BIG SCREEN at 6PM, joined by Elsa Lanchester’s unforgettable Bride. Mad science, gothic chills, and one of cinema’s most iconic creations—it’s the perfect way to get into the Halloween spirit. Foodie Fridays Come early! From 5PM to 8PM enjoy food trucks, live music, and supper-table style seating. Devin Orgeron is emeritus professor of film and Media studies at North Carolina State University where he taught and researched for nearly two decades. Along with numerous articles in the field’s leading journals, he is the author of ROAD MOVIES, co-editor of LEARNING WITH THE LIGHTS OFF, and is editor-in-chief of THE MOVING IMAGE: The journal of the Association of Moving Image Archivists. Lifelong aficionados and scholars of nontheatrical media (home movies, classroom films, commercials, sponsored films) Devin and his wife Melissa Dollman co-founded Deserted Films in Palm Springs, California in 2022. A nonprofit home movie archive in the Coachella Valley, Deserted Films cares for and makes available films (8mm, Super 8, 16mm and some video) shot in and around the area and edutains the public on this valuable and often neglected media through public home movie events and screenings.

️ THE FOG (1980) October 21 | 6PM Director: John CarpenterStarring: Adrienne Barbeau, Jamie Lee Curtis, Janet Leigh, Tom Atkins As Halloween draws near, something is moving through the fog. John Carpenter’s atmospheric supernatural classic brings ghostly sailors, a haunted coastal town, and an unforgettable sense of creeping dread to the BIG screen. With its eerie lighting, striking widescreen cinematography, and haunting score, The Fog is spooky-season Carpenter at his most atmospheric. Intro by Nate Wyckoff, Cult & Classic Films Nate Wyckoff owns and operates the local film distribution company Cult and Classic Films.com and the “Cult and Classic Films Podcast.” Nate regularly produces shows and film screenings at the Palm Springs Cultural Center, including the “Cult Nites” series and the Palm Springs Comedy Class.com stand-up comedy shows featuring nationally renowned comics as well as local stars from his 8-Week Comedy Class series at the Palm Springs Cultural Center.

MARS A PSCC Sci/Fi Fest October 23–24 | Palm Springs Cultural Center Journey to the Red Planet through science and cinema at our Mars-themed PSCC Sci/Fi Fest! See Mars as you’ve never seen it before—on the largest screen in the Valley. From alien invasion to fantastical adventure and scientific discovery, experience it all on the BIG SCREEN in our Historic Camelot Theatre. Get into the spirit with hands-on activities! Save yourself from the Martians and create your own foil hat, or become a Martian and craft an alien headband. Browse Mars-themed books and test your knowledge of the science versus fiction in The Martian—what’s fact, and what’s Hollywood? Fuel your journey to the Red Planet with our famous hot buttered popcorn and a retro candy classic—a Mars Bar! Available at concessions throughout the fest. Individual Tickets: $12.50 Save $$$! All Access Pass: $25 (EVENTBRITE ONLY) See all three ticketed films and save $12.50! Good Night Oppy is FREE! Special guest introductions to be announced! SCHEDULE Friday, October 23 5–8 PM — Foodie Fridays Food trucks, live music, and a festive start to the weekend. 6 PM — Mars Attacks! The Mars We Feared — Based on the notorious 1962 Topps trading cards pulled from shelves after public outcry, Tim Burton’s outrageous sci-fi comedy unleashes a star-studded alien invasion. Includes Mars-Themed 5PM - Pre-Show! Saturday, October 24 1 PM — Good Night Oppy — FREE The Mars We’re Exploring — Follow the rover Opportunity on an extraordinary journey of discovery, and meet the people who made it possible. 3 PM — John Carter The Mars We Envisioned — Explore Edgar Rice Burroughs’s landmark science-fiction series through a sweeping film adaptation that brings his fantastical Mars to the big screen. 6 PM — The Martian The Mars We Survive — An astronaut stranded on Mars puts science, ingenuity, and determination to work in a fight for survival.

DECEMBER 4 | To Catch a Thief (1955) Starring: Cary Grant, Grace Kelly Diamonds disappear along the French Riviera—and a retired thief takes the blame. Sun-drenched, sophisticated, and effortlessly glamorous, To Catch a Thief pairs Cary Grant and Grace Kelly against one of Hitchcock’s most spectacular settings. Beneath the flirtation, jewels, and Riviera scenery lies a clever game of suspicion and mistaken identity, with Hitchcock proving that suspense can be every bit as seductive in broad Mediterranean daylight as it is in the shadows. Film Intro, Q+A w/ Richard L. Edwards + Vanessa Theme Ament Come early for Foodie Fridays with Food Trucks, Live Music, and our famous House Pizza!

JANUARY 1 | Torn Curtain (1966) Starring: Paul Newman, Julie Andrews A scientist defects behind the Iron Curtain—but nothing is quite what it seems. Hitchcock enters the tense landscape of Cold War espionage with Torn Curtain, following an American physicist and his bewildered fiancée into East Germany. Paul Newman and Julie Andrews lead a thriller concerned with secrecy, divided loyalties, and the brutal realities beneath the polished mythology of the spy film—including one of Hitchcock’s most deliberately difficult and unforgettable murder sequences. Film Intro, Q+A w/ Richard L. Edwards + Vanessa Theme Ament Come early for Foodie Fridays with Food Trucks, Live Music, and our famous House Pizza!

Uncle Roy (87 min.) "Spanning nine decades of extraordinary archives, this moving documentary celebrates the remarkable life of photographer and figure skating historian Roy Blakey. As his niece works to preserve his groundbreaking queer artistic legacy in the face of dementia, the film becomes a touching tribute to family, memory, and the enduring power of living authentically."