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Tuesday, September 10

Thursday, September 12

Friday, September 13

Saturday, September 14

Saturday, September 14

Sunday, September 15

Tuesday, September 17

Thursday, September 19

Friday, September 20

Still image from I Saw the TV Glow.

This screening includes I Saw the TV Glow

7 pm

Blurring even further the faded, wispy lines separating real life and screen life in today's culture, Jane Schoenbrun's sophomore feature will practically force you to yearn for an immediate re-watch. Good thing we're screening it twice!

Rating:
PG13
Year released:
2024
Series:
New Americas Cinema

Saturday, September 21

Still image from Charade.

This screening includes Charade

4 pm

Often called “the best Hitchcock film Hitchcock never made,” Stanley Donen’s stylish romantic thriller offers unexpected twists, cozy ‘60s aesthetics, and the heaven-sent duo of Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn. Q&A to follow.

Year released:
1963
Series:
Saturday Matinee Classics

Saturday, September 21

Still image from I Saw the TV Glow.

This screening includes I Saw the TV Glow

7 pm

Blurring even further the faded, wispy lines separating real life and screen life in today's culture, Jane Schoenbrun's sophomore feature will practically force you to yearn for an immediate re-watch. Good thing we're screening it twice!

Rating:
PG13
Year released:
2024
Series:
New Americas Cinema

Tuesday, September 24

Thursday, September 26

Thursday, September 26

Friday, September 27

New 4K Restoration

Still image from Black God, White Devil.

This screening includes Black God, White Devil

7 pm

Steeped in history, myth, religion, and politics, and suffused with the feverish intensity of the blistering desert, this film is one of the Cinema Novo movement's most uncompromising statements on current social issues and the universal problem of mindless fanaticism. 60th anniversary screening.

Year released:
1964
Series:
New Americas Cinema

Friday, September 27

Friday, September 27

Saturday, September 28

Saturday, September 28

New 4K Restoration

Still image from Black God, White Devil.

This screening includes Black God, White Devil

7 pm

Steeped in history, myth, religion, and politics, and suffused with the feverish intensity of the blistering desert, this film is one of the Cinema Novo movement's most uncompromising statements on current social issues and the universal problem of mindless fanaticism. 60th anniversary screening.

Year released:
1964
Series:
New Americas Cinema

Sunday, September 29

Monday, September 30

Tuesday, October 1

Thursday, October 3

Friday, October 4

Still image from Sujo.

This screening includes Sujo

7 pm

Violence surrounds a slain cartel gunman's son during each stage of his life in this compelling and visceral coming-of-age story. Winner of the 2024 Sundance Film Festival World Cinema Dramatic Grand Jury Prize.

Year released:
2024
Series:
New Americas Cinema

Friday, October 4

Saturday, October 5

Saturday, October 5

Still image from Sujo.

This screening includes Sujo

7 pm

Violence surrounds a slain cartel gunman's son during each stage of his life in this compelling and visceral coming-of-age story. Winner of the 2024 Sundance Film Festival World Cinema Dramatic Grand Jury Prize.

Year released:
2024
Series:
New Americas Cinema

Sunday, October 6

Still image from Gladiator.

This screening includes Gladiator

1 pm

Ridley Scott's sword-and-sandal epic serves up riveting action, intense drama, and a star-making turn from Russell Crowe that will leave you plenty entertained.

Rating:
R
Year released:
2000
Series:
Art and a Movie

Monday, October 7

Tuesday, October 8

Wednesday, October 9

Wednesday, October 9

Thursday, October 10

Still image from High Fidelity.

This screening includes High Fidelity

7 pm

What came first, the music or the misery? That's the question music-obsessed record-store owner Rob Gordon wonders as he excavates his past romances after his latest break-up.

Rating:
R
Year released:
2000
Series:
Staff Selects

Tuesday, October 15

Wednesday, October 16

Special Guest Scheduled to Appear

Still image from Food, Inc. 2.

This screening includes Food, Inc. 2

7 pm

In this sequel to the 2008 Oscar-nominated and Emmy-winning documentary Food, Inc., filmmakers Robert Kenner and Melissa Robledo reunite with investigative authors Michael Pollan and Eric Schlosser to take a fresh look at our vulnerable food system. Q&A to follow.

Year released:
2023
Series:
Additional Films and Guests

Thursday, October 17

Friday, October 18

Still image from L.A. Confidential.

This screening includes L.A. Confidential

7 pm

Curtis Hanson's searing neo-noir tackles police corruption, the dark underbelly of Classic Hollywood, and the fight for the soul of the City of Angels alongside star-making performances from a stellar ensemble cast.

Rating:
R
Year released:
1997
Series:
L.A. Scams Itself

Friday, October 18

Still image from Oddity.

This screening includes Oddity

10 pm

A brutal murder, a nearby asylum, a wooden man, a vengeful medium, and an isolated Irish farmhouse combine in one of the most unexpected—and scariest—horror films of 2024.

Rating:
R
Year released:
2024
Series:
Friday Night Frights

Saturday, October 19

Live Music Event

Still image from L'Inferno.

This screening includes L'Inferno

7 pm

Indie chamber music group Montopolis returns to IU Cinema with their frighteningly unique score for what has been called cinema's first feature-length horror film, a vividly surreal adaptation of Dante's Inferno.

Year released:
1911
Series:
Underground Film Series

Tuesday, October 22

Thursday, October 24

Still image from The Cost of Convenience.

This screening includes The Cost of Convenience

7 pm

Every day, billions of people use internet platforms under the false pretense that they are free, but what does it really mean to live a life this "connected?" Join us for this U.S. Media Literacy Week screening to explore and highlight the power of media literacy education and its essential role in education all across the country.

Year released:
2024
Series:
Additional Films and Guests

Friday, October 25

Friday, October 25

Saturday, October 26

Saturday, October 26

Saturday, October 26

Saturday, October 26

Saturday, October 26

Sunday, October 27

Sunday, October 27

Sunday, October 27

Sunday, October 27

Sunday, October 27

Monday, October 28

Tuesday, October 29

Wednesday, October 30

Thursday, October 31

Saturday, November 2

Saturday, November 2

Monday, November 4

Tuesday, November 5

Still image from Long Shot.

This screening includes Long Shot

7 pm

When journalist Fred Flarsky reunites with his childhood crush Charlotte Field as she prepares to run for president, Charlotte hires him as her speechwriter and sparks fly in this clever and unexpected rom-com.

Rating:
R
Year released:
2019
Series:
Additional Films and Guests

Thursday, November 7

Still image from Death Becomes Her.

This screening includes Death Becomes Her

7 pm

Age—and death—are no match for science, dedication, and concealer in this cult camp classic starring Meryl Streep, Goldie Hawn, and Bruce Willis.

Rating:
PG13
Year released:
1992
Series:
Q+

Friday, November 8

Saturday, November 9

World Premiere, Live Music Event

Still image from Queen Kelly.

This screening includes Queen Kelly

7 pm

Known for its storied production history and subsequent appearance in Sunset Boulevard, experience Erich von Stroheim's infamous, decadent melodrama starring Gloria Swanson and accompanied by the world premiere of a new and original score. 95th anniversary screening.

Year released:
1929
Series:
Jon Vickers Scoring Award

Tuesday, November 12

Thursday, November 14

Friday, November 15

Still image from Inherent Vice.

This screening includes Inherent Vice

7 pm

Stoner hippie and private detective Doc Sportello gets wrapped up in 1970s Los Angeles’ criminal underworld while investigating the disappearance of a former girlfriend. 10th anniversary screening.

Rating:
R
Year released:
2014
Series:
L.A. Scams Itself

Friday, November 15

Still image from Bound.

This screening includes Bound

10 pm

One mobster, two secret lovers, and millions of dollars ratchet up the drama in the Wachowskis' stylish, twisty neo-noir.

Rating:
R
Year released:
1996
Series:
Q+

Saturday, November 16

Tuesday, November 19

Still image from Ravening/Aamis.

This screening includes Ravening/Aamis

7 pm

A lonely, married woman bonds with a younger man over their shared love of unusual foods, but as their excursions become more adventurous, their relationship takes a dark turn. Q&A to follow.

Year released:
2019
Series:
More Than Masala

Thursday, November 21

Still image from Grease 2.

This screening includes Grease 2

7 pm

Is Grease 2 the most controversial pick in our sequels series? Yes. Do we have any qualms about it? Absolutely not. Stephanie Zinone is a feminist icon; no questions will be taken at this time.

Rating:
PG
Year released:
1982
Series:
Sequelibrium

Friday, November 22

Tuesday, December 3

Thursday, December 5

Saturday, December 7

Sunday, December 8

Tuesday, December 10

Thursday, December 12

Friday, December 13

Still image from Carol.

This screening includes Carol

7 pm

An adaptation of Patricia Highsmith's seminal novel The Price of Salt, Carol follows two women from very different backgrounds who find themselves in an unexpected love affair in 1950s New York.

Rating:
R
Year released:
2015
Series:
Additional Films and Guests

Friday, December 13

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