Obsession rarely announces itself. It lingers, deepens, and quietly takes hold. This Spring, our thematic season Can’t Get You Out Of My Head: Films Of Obsession, explores cinema’s enduring fascination with fixation in all its forms, from voyeurism and stalking to creative mania, erotic compulsion, and love pushed far beyond reason. What begins as desire or curiosity gradually distorts into something more consuming, blurring the line between control and surrender.

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Few artists have moved so effortlessly between the artistic spheres of the stage and the silver screen, and even fewer have done so with the otherworldly magnetism of David Bowie. This March, coinciding with the anniversary re-release of The Man Who Fell to Earth and ten years since he left for his home planet, our selection, Sound And Vision: Remembering David Bowie, celebrates a performer for whom acting was never a sidestep but just another canvas for reinvention.

We have always strived to be a place where people from many backgrounds can come together through a shared love of cinema. In our programs, films from around the world are shown side by side, always with English subtitles, so that stories can travel freely and be experienced collectively on the big screen. It is in this spirit of openness, curiosity, and care that we present Diaspora Diaries, a carefully curated season taking place from January until the end of…

This January, we continue our matinee series The Actor’s Archive with a celebration of the endlessly versatile, ever-evolving Jane Fonda.

This fall, we plunge into the raw, untamed energy of 1970s American cinema with the re-release of One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest. Marking the film’s 50th anniversary, and accompanied by our retrospective Jack of All Trades: The Best of Jack Nicholson, the season traces the fevered pulse of the New Hollywood era, a time when rebellious filmmakers and magnetic stars redefined the boundaries of American storytelling.

Fifty years after One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest changed the face of American cinema, we celebrate Jack Nicholson’s unmatched blend of charm, danger, and mischief. From rebellious drifters to unhinged villains, this retrospective captures the wild genius of a true screen icon.

To coincide with the release of Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest film One Battle After Another, we’re presenting a retrospective of his unforgettable body of work, titled Love Is A Three Letter Word, a playful nod to the familiar abbreviation of his name, PTA. From the restrained debut Hard Eight to the lush spectacle of Licorice Pizza, explore the obsessions, love, and complexity that define his cinema.

This August and September, we celebrate 40 years of Studio Ghibli, the legendary animation studio that redefined what animated cinema could be. Coinciding with the release of not one but two new documentaries about Hayao Miyazaki, and a brand-new 4K restoration of his masterpiece Princess Mononoke, our program brings some of the studio’s most beloved films back to the big screen.