Feature Films Now Showing

In memory of David Lynch, Graveyard Shift presents one of his most iconic works back on the big screen! Join us in celebration of the life and legacy of one of America’s most original filmmakers.

Circle Cinema Sandbox returns at 7pm on Tue 3/18, and your script could be part of the event!
Email your script to soskopj@gmail.com for consideration.

Join us for a special screening of "Breaking Barriers: East Central’s Historic Flag Football Victory" —a documentary created by the talented, award-winning, young women of Dr. Tamecca Rogers’ Keepin’ It REEL: Truth 2 Screen documentary camp.

Winner of the 2024 Tribeca Audience Award, this fast-paced comedy is set on a single night during a New York City Shabbos dinner.

Filmed over 21 years, follow Rabbi Amichai Lau-Lavie’s journey as the heir of 38 generations of Orthodox rabbis who is torn between accepting his ancestral destiny or becoming a drag queen rebel.

A group of former Resistance fighters and young Holocaust survivors settle as a community in 1950s Israel. Their leader, played by "Fauda" star Lior Raz, is married yet intrigued by the beautiful, new neighbor—a woman rumored to have been a Kapo during the Holocaust.

Two desperate high-school teachers from the Bronx become embroiled in a high-stakes caper that is way over their heads.

This heartfelt and entertaining film charts the life, loves, and career hits and misses of the spunky children’s television pioneer Shari Lewis.

A film within a film, this loving portrait of the once thriving Sephardic community in Algiers in the 1960s finds a famed French filmmaker returning home with his teenage son to present his beautifully reenacted memoir.

The National Theatre Live season continues in March with a new stage adaptation of the beloved Stanley Kubrick film.

Nominated for the Israeli Academy Award for Best Film and a popular sensation in Israel, this heartfelt and humorous tale of mistaken identity sheds light on the challenges faced by refugees – and stars the charismatic Congo-born actor Chancela Mongoza and a group of other African migrant actors.

Indie Lens Pop-Up presents Stanley Nelson's syncopated voyage through the history of funk music, from early roots to 1970s urban funk and beyond.

The Will Rogers Memorial Museum and Circle Cinema are teaming up again to present the annual Will Rogers Afternoon Frolic on Saturday, April 5. This year’s program is in support of The Will Rogers Ranch Foundation, collecting funds to help after the devasting Palisades fires.

Okie Film Nights presented by Experience Tulsa has a special double feature in store for April, and the $5 ticket gets you into both films!

Join us for a double bill of bangers 4/11 & 4/13! SCOTT PILGRIM VS THE WORLD screens for its 15th anniversary, followed by co-headliner JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS.

Sisters of Cinema continues in April! See a surprise film screening for just $5, then stay for an engaging discussion hosted by Julia Holeman.

Sponsored by The Gadget Company and Heirloom Rustic Ales, the Fly Fishing Film Tour returns for 2025! The ticket includes a pre-film reception at 5:00p in the gallery, and the films in the big screen starting at 6:30p.