New Releases
The Mastermind (2025)
Kelly Reichardt · 110m · DCP
The Mastermind is a wry portrait of ambition, theft, and self-mythology, rooted firmly in 1970s Massachusetts. Chronicling a career of art crimes, the film reminds us that the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum was more than just the site of the only great Massachusetts art heist. With dry humor and archival intimacy, the thief is shaped as much by New England bravado as by the lure of beauty. It is local, legendary, and strangely reflective.
Saturday, January 10 7:00 PM
Sentimental Value (2025)
Joachim Trier · 135m · DCP
Danish-Norwegian director Joachim Trier returns to themes of identity, love, and intergenerational trauma. In Sentimental Value, a father and his daughters face lost years, estrangement, and grief. Nominated for eight Golden Globes, Sentimental Value turns quiet scenes into revelation, offering a tender study of memory and the work of reconciliation. Nothing is rushed, and every glance lands, reminding us how families relearn trust.
Saturday, January 17 7:00 PM · Sunday, January 18 4:00 PM
Die My Love (2025)
Lynne Ramsay · 119m · DCP
After moving out of the city to live closer to her boyfriend’s aging parents, aspiring writer and young mother Grace (Jennifer Lawrence) struggles to adjust to her isolated, claustrophobic surroundings. As Grace’s behavior becomes increasingly erratic and strange, her agitation strains her relationship with her partner (Robert Pattinson). Ramsay’s newest film is a vivid and surreal descent into the depths of one woman’s mind — a woman on the brink.
Saturday, January 24 9:30 PM
The Secret Agent (2025)
Kleber Mendonça Filho · 161m · DCP
Set in 1977 when Brazil was under a military dictatorship, The Secret Agent follows Marcelo, a professor on the run who seeks to reunite with his young son in the city of Recife. However, it quickly becomes clear that nowhere is truly safe — and even during the agitation of Carnival, danger lurks behind every corner. In this political thriller, Mendonça Filho captures a city teeming with energy and an inner life in an era defined by paranoia and hidden peril.
Saturday, January 31 6:00 PM
Monsoon Wedding (2001)
Mira Nair · 114m · DCP
Relatives around the world converge for a wedding in New Delhi. Arranged to marry a man from Houston she has never met while also having a secret affair with a married television host, the bride finds herself caught between her duties and passions. Mira Nair celebrates and pokes fun at the idiosyncrasies that emerge between the traditional and the contemporary in this Venice Golden Lion-winning film.
Co-sponsored by SASA.
Saturday, February 7 7:00 PM
The Last Dive (1992)
João César Monteiro · 88m · DCP
A middle-aged man, Eloi, stops the younger Samuel from ending his life, taking him on a freewheeling nocturnal journey through Lisbon as Samuel becomes enamored by Eloi’s daughter, Esperança. An explosive ode to life, dancing, the city, and the mysteries and miracles of human connection. With a new 4K restoration from the Cinemateca Portuguesa and Cinema Guild.
Saturday, February 14 4:00 PM · Sunday, February 15 4:00 PM
No Other Choice (2025)
Park Chan-Wook · 139m · DCP
A picturesque family is upheaved when the patriarch is laid off by the new owners of the paper factory where he is employed. Desperate to reclaim his image in the eyes of his family, he sets up a sham company in the paper industry and begins fielding job applications, only to use applicants’ personal information to murder them and reduce competition in the labor market. From the director of Oldboy, The Handmaiden, and Decision to Leave.
Saturday, February 21 6:00 PM
Father Mother Sister Brother (2025)
Jim Jarmusch · 110m · DCP
Winner of the Golden Lion at the 2025 Venice Film Festival, Father Mother Sister Brother presents an anthology of three stories, all containing sets of adult children who must revisit or reconnect with their parents. Jim Jarmusch describes his newest drama as an "anti-action" film, which focuses on the intricacies of familial relationships with a delicate and subtle lens, ""like flowers being carefully placed in three delicate arrangements.""
