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In honor of our dear departed David Lynch, Arkadin is presenting a very special night devoted to his most monumental creation, Twin Peaks. We'll be serving up (damn fine) coffee and cherry pie (from the place where pies go when…
Both shows are SOLD OUT. But you can still get in! Join the waitlist by arriving up to 1 hour before the showtime. There is a good chance you will be able to get you into the 9 pm show!…
The first and perhaps still the most faithful adaptation of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's classic novella, THE LITTLE PRINCE was a Soviet-Lithuanian production that captures the sparkling balance of melancholy and whimsy in this classic tale. This simple story tells of…
“Busy, boundless and brilliantly bonkers...a madcap Marxist adventure comedy!” -Irish Times Directed by The Coup's Boots Riley, SORRY TO BOTHER YOU is a contemporary satirical classic, a Marxist takedown of capitalist exploitation wrapped in a workplace comedy with a massive…
Bite our shiny metal asses and come on out for some cheap drinks and classic episodes of everyone's favorite animated sci-fi sitcom featuring a crab man, a hard-drinking robot, and a one-eyed space pilot. It's FUTURAMA, of course! Indulge your…
THIS SCREENING IS SOLD OUT. A WAITLIST WILL OPEN ONE HOUR BEFORE SHOWTIME. “One of the most misunderstood movies ever! A ruthlessly funny and keenly self-aware sendup of right-wing militarism” -The Atlantic From the bridge of the Fleet Battlestation Ticonderoga,…
Both shows are SOLD OUT. But you can still get in! Join the waitlist by arriving up to 1 hour before the showtime. There is a good chance you will be able to get you into the 9 pm show!
"Funny, poignant and moving, this quirky and clever film oozes heart and insights into human nature.” -Birmingham Post Australian animator Adam Elliot has pioneered a deeply personal style he calls "Clayography," a combination of claymation and biography, that was recently…
"One of the most beautiful films I’ve seen...The movie has a hypnotic effect." -Roger Ebert The international breakthrough of Polish-born auteur Krzysztof Kieślowski (The Decalogue, Three Colors) remains one of his most beloved films, a ravishing, mysterious rumination on identity,…
“I’m just trying to hang on to the marvelous latitude of a man’s point of view.” That statement uttered by Norma Shearer’s Jerry sums up the thesis of The Divorcee, a 1930 MGM drama based on a controversial novel about…