Oklahoma musicians gathered at Leon Russell's alma mater, Will Rogers High School, in Tulsa, Oklahoma to pay tribute to music legend.

A struggling artist suddenly finds herself able to access a colorful dream world, but when faced with the darkness of her past, her dreams soon turn to nightmares.

Shot entirely at Boiling Point's state of the art virtual production LED wall volume and filled with dinosaur action, "The Jurassic Games: Extinction" is the exciting follow up to 2018’s "Jurassic Games."

A documentary film about the "original psychedelic grunge hillbilly fiddle player from outer space" takes us on a unique journey into the life and legacy of an enigmatic musician from Oklahoma, blending genres, countercultures, and timeless themes of rebellion, freedom, and community.

CCFF 2025 Winner - Best Documentary Feature! Screening includes Q&A with director Colleen Thurston and more to be announced. Ticket also includes admission to a post-film catered reception in the lobby.

From Executive Producer Errol Morris, 67 BOMBS TO ENID is an intimate, character-driven documentary about survivors of nuclear weapons testing in the Marshall Islands who relocated to rural America.

Go Oklahoma, go! "Kick Cha Cop" is a wild, low-budget throwback to 1980s action excess, following renegade officer Duke Striker—a cop who doesn't use a gun, only his fists and feet.

Broke while fighting a sickness she can’t beat, Susan stands up for people just like her while plotting ways to escape her misery.

In his final year of music school, an aspiring concert pianist goes to extreme lengths that slowly destroy his relationships and end in violence.

Pike Off OTA chronicles the dramatic events that emerge during public meetings, press conferences, investigative audits, and a Supreme Court enabling one of the largest eminent domain takes in Oklahoma history.

See this timely documentary on the state's education system at a special price of just $5 members, $10 non-members!

One ticket includes admission to both stand-up comedy themed films plus a Q&A after each and a special reception in between! $15 members, $20 non-members.

Comanche Academy, A Healing Journey, follows a group of Comanche educators in Lawton, OK as they open an Indigenous charter school to reclaim their nation.

Special encore presentation of this year’s Best Narrative Feature winner at a special price of just $5 members, $10 non-members! This presentation is just the film and does not include Q&A.

See it back on the big screen one day only in celebration of Ben Johnson! Ben, who was an Oklahoma native, won a Best Supporting Actor Oscar for his role in the film.

Special encore presentation of this year’s documentary award winners! This block includes the best documentary short winner “Tiger” directed by Loren Waters and the best feature documentary “Drowned Land” directed by Colleen Thurston.

See it back on the big screen one night only in celebration of Vera Miles! Vera, who stars as Lila Crane, is an Oklahoma native and one of this year’s inductees into Circle Cinema’s Oklahoma Walk of Fame.