Breakup Season

After debuting to a packed house at the Circle Cinema Film Festival in July, we're honored to bring "Breakup Season" back for a full run! Plus, Samantha Isler (lead actress and Tulsan) will be in attendance on opening night Fri 11/15, 7:30p for a Q&A with the film.

Tickets on sale now, and standard daily showtimes for Sat 11/16-Thu 11/21 will be online soon.

1h42min - Comedy, Drama, Romance - Not Rated - English

About the film: A young man (Chandler Riggs, "The Walking Dead") brings his girlfriend (Samantha Isler "Molly’s Game") to his rural Oregon hometown for the holidays to introduce her to his family, only for things to go terribly wrong upon arrival. Xmas becomes Ex-Mas in this new independent film, now on the festival circuit. Co-starring James Urbaniak ("Oppenheimer"), Brook Hogan, Carly Stewart, and Jacob Wysocki ("Pitch Perfect").

About Samantha Isler: Tulsa native Samantha Isler fell in love with the arts at a young age, participating in school and community theater before landing her first role at the age of twelve in the Oklahoma-made baseball film "Home Run The Movie." She quickly fell in love with being on set and all of the creative people it brought together. Samantha gained more exposure and experience appearing in other films and popular television shows, including "Supernatural" and "Grey’s Anatomy," all while remaining in Oklahoma amongst friends and family. Her most notable works to date include NBC comedy "Sean Saves The World" starring Sean Hayes, "Captain Fantastic" starring Viggo Mortensen, and "Molly’s Game" directed by Aaron Sorkin. After her Screen Actor’s Guild Nomination for Best Ensemble in 2017, Samantha pursued her education at the University of Kansas and earned a Bachelor of Arts in English. For her role latest role in "Breakup Season," directed by H. Nelson Tracey, Samantha has received great acclaim and won Best Actress at the Desertscape, Oak Park Illinois, Cobb International, and North Idaho film festivals. As part of the "Breakup Season" screening at the Circle Cinema Film Festival, Samantha was honored with a medallion on Circle's Oklahoma Walk of Fame. Samantha enjoys the life she has created in Oklahoma and appreciates all of the creatives who work hard to make the state, and the city of Tulsa, a place in which the arts can thrive.