June 6 - June 19

The Grand Budapest Hotel

Fri 6/6 6:30 w/ Mezzanine Lounge open; Sat 6/7 4:00 & 9:00; Sun 6/8 5:00; Mon 6/9 9:00; Tue 6/10 6:30; Wed 6/11 9:00; Thu 6/12 6:30; Fri 6/13 9:00 w/ Mezzanine Lounge open; Sat 6/14 6:30; Sun 6/15 2:30 & 7:30; Mon 6/16 6:30; Tue 6/17 9:00; Wed 6/18 6:30; Thu 6/19 9:00

Dir: Wes Anderson / 2014 / US & Germany  / 100 min / DCP  

Constructed as a detailed historical recounting told over dinner one evening in 1968, in the very location in which the story is set, The Grand Budapest Hotel follows the misadventures of concierge Gustave H. (Ralph Fiennes) and his favored bellboy, Zero Moustafa (Tony Revolori), during the twilight of the hotel's glory days nearly four decades prior. Read more and view trailer

 June 6 - June 12 (final screening) 

Joe

Fri 6/6 9:00 w/ mezzanine lounge open; Sat 6/7 6:30; Sun 6/8 7:30; Mon 6/9 6:30; Tue 6/10 9:00; Wed 6/11 6:30; Thur 6/12 4:00 & 9:00

Dir: David Gordon Green / 2014 / US / 118 min / 35 mm film

In the Southern-tinged drama Joe, Nicolas Cage returns to the great actor form of his Leaving Las Vegas and Raising Arizona days. Cage plays the title character, a conflicted man who survives in a backwoods world where hardship and turmoil is as common as the stray dogs that roam. Joe is a foreman on a crew that clears land by poisoning trees. An ex-con who has had his share of troubles, as well as enemies, he is still a fair man and treats his crew with understanding. Lives change when he agrees to hire Gary, a 15-year-old from a broken home. Read more and view trailer