New Releases and Restorations
Michael Mann’s Manhunter: The Final Cut (1986)
Michael Mann · 120m · DCP
A new remaster for a 40-year-old classic. The emergence of a new serial killer called the “Tooth Fairy” brings FBI profiler Will Graham (William Petersen) out of retirement. However, it becomes clear that to catch this particular foe, Graham must confront his own past in the form of incarcerated killer Hannibal Lecktor (Brian Cox). Soon, Graham and Lecktor are engaged in a deadly cat-and-mouse game of their own, and all while a murderer is on the prowl...
Saturday, October 3 7:00 PM
Backrooms: Everything Must Go Edition (2026)
Kane Parsons · 127m · DCP
The internet phenomenon becomes a feature film in this ambitious directorial debut from Kane Parsons. Clark (Chiwetel Ejiofor) struggles with a failing furniture showroom business and a failing marriage. When he discovers a doorway hidden away in the basement of his store, he inadvertently slips into a strange liminal space of endless interconnected rooms. Time behaves strangely and space seems to stretch out forever — and he doesn’t seem to be alone.
Saturday, October 10 7:00 PM
The Invite (2026)
Olivia Wilde · 107m · DCP
Angela and Joe (Olivia Wilde and Seth Rogan) are struggling in their marriage — things have gotten stale, or perhaps the relationship has just run its course. However, things are shaken up when the two host their enigmatic upstairs neighbors Pina (Penélope Cruz) and Hawk (Edward Norton) for a dinner party. As things take a turn for the unexpected, it seems clear that the night will end decisively one way or another for the couple — but will they rekindle their relationship, or are things snuffed out for good?
Saturday, October 17 7:00 PM
The Hole (1998)
Tsai Ming-liang · 95m · 35mm
At the turn of the millenium, a strange plague has spread across the city. Sequestered alone in a run-down apartment block, a man and a woman meet — absurdly — through the accidental hole that connects their two apartments. The rain outside seems like it will keep pouring forever, but in the face of loneliness, comfort can be found in the most peculiar of places. The film is punctuated by moments of levity, with surreal song and dance numbers set to the music of 50s star Grace Chang.
Saturday, October 24 7:00 PM
I Want Your Sex (2026)
Gregg Araki · 90m · DCP
New Queer Cinema icon Gregg Araki returns with his first directorial credit in over a decade. In I Want Your Sex, his signature raunchy satire takes dead aim at Gen Z’s perceived sexual puritanism: when fortysomething artist Erika (Olivia Wilde) hires the fresh-out-of-college Elliot (Cooper Hoffman) as her studio assistant, their relationship quickly becomes anything but strictly professional.
Saturday, October 24 9:30 PM
Pan’s Labyrinth (2006)
Guillermo del Toro · 118m · DCP
In this dark fable of innocence and evil, young Ofelia moves to the countryside to join her new stepfather, a captain in the fascist Spanish army only a few years out from the Civil War. However, Ofelia finds herself drawn to the strange and decaying labyrinth garden by the estate and its solitary resident, a mysterious faun. He gives her three tasks by which she must prove herself if she wishes to reunite with her true father, the king of the Underworld. Yet evil and peril still lurk, even in the world of the fantastic...
Saturday, October 31 7:00 PM
American Doctor (2026)
Poh Si Teng · 93m · DCP
Three American physicians — Palestinian, Jewish, and Zoroastrian — fly into Gaza’s Nasser Hospital under fire, running surgeries in the middle of a war zone as patients arrive faster than they can be treated. Later they carry home what they witnessed to Congress. Director Poh Si Teng, who emptied her savings to make the film after a journalist colleague was killed in Gaza, insists that we bear witness: a photo of dead children remains unblurred. American Doctor refuses to look away, and asks whose deaths are allowed to matter.
Presented in partnership with Faculty and Staff for Justice in Palestine and Students for Justice in Palestine. Screening will be free to the public.
Saturday, November 14 7:00 PM
The Day She Returns (2026)
Hong Sang-soo · 85m · DCP
In a series of minimal, single-take long shots, Hong Sang-soo follows middle-aged actress Jeong-su (Song Seon-mi) through a series of interviews. At the behest of her three interlocutors, she meditates on leaving the film industry after marriage and returning to it after divorce. But when tasked with reenacting these conversations in an acting class later that day, Jeong-su can hardly remember what she did or didn’t reveal.
Courtesy of Cinema Guild.
Saturday, November 21 7:00 PM
Blue Heron (2025)
Sophy Romvari · 91m · DCP
A summer on Vancouver Island curdles slowly, the way memory does, light and dread pooling together in the same room. Eight-year-old Sasha watches her family come undone around her brother Jeremy, whose increasingly dangerous unraveling she is too young to name but old enough to feel. Years on, grown and armed with a camera, she returns to that house to excavate what was buried there. Sophy Romvari’s autobiographical debut, named after a gift from the brother she lost, folds grief and guilt into a hazy, magical-realist reckoning with the past.
