In the game of tennis, “love” means something a bit different than what we’re used to. This is especially evident in CHALLENGERS, the latest film from visionary Italian director Luca Guadagnino (Call Me By Your Name, Suspiria). Zendaya stars as Tashi Duncan, a former tennis prodigy-turned-coach who comes up with a novel strategy to break the losing streak of her tennis pro husband who has to face his former best friend (and Tashi’s former boyfriend) in an important match: A love triangle!

Guadagnino’s films are known for their steamy sensuality, and this film is no exception — Zendaya’s performance in this romantic thriller has been hailed by critics as one of her best and bravest roles. With a cast rounded out by Josh O’Connor (The Crown) and Mike Faist (Panic), and a soundtrack featuring new music from NIN’s Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross, Challengers is sure to be the grand slam of the summer!

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Arthur is a disgraced British archaeologist who returns to his beloved Tuscany after a stint in prison for the unenviable crime of grave-robbing. Although he has a mysterious talent for using a divining rod to find ancient artifacts buried beneath the soil, he isn’t necessarily looking to return to his previous occupation. Rather, his melancholy homecoming is more the product of not having anything better to do and the fact that the Italian country side feels most like home to him. Plus, his dreams are haunted by visions of the woman who stirs his heart and who he’s somehow lost earlier in his life. Arthur soon discovers that what he is truly searching for will require an excavation through the layers of his sordid past to uncover the lost treasure of love.

Josh O’Connor (The Crown) stars in this very magical and very real romantic drama written and directed by Italian filmmaker Alice Rohrwacher. And, award-winning cinematographer Hélène Louvart’s camera work – which has been a feature of films from directors like Wim Wenders, Claire Denis, and Jacques Doillon – adds lots of depth to this enchanting period piece set in the 1980’s.

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130 MIN

For nearly three decades, the comedic genius of Gene Wilder unfailingly brought laughs to millions of movie-goers. His filmography reads like a list of some of the all-time greatest comedies of the 1970’s and 80’s, with highlights like The Producers, Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex* (*But Were Afraid to Ask), Blazing Saddles, Young Frankenstein, and Silver Streak. Moreover, the characters that Gene played often transcended mere comedy as he was able to imbue them with a genuine likeableness and compassion.

Peabody Award-winning filmmaker Ron Frank’s thoughtful documentary Remembering Gene Wilder is a fitting tribute to one of Hollywood’s brightest stars, examining Wilder’s life on stage and screen, his personal relationships with people like Gilda Radner and Richard Pryor, and his post-film career as an Emmy-winning TV star, novelist, and painter. The world may never see a talent like Wilder’s again, and this touching film will serve to keep his memory freshly in the minds of people for generations to come.

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92 MIN

Takumi and his daughter, Hana, live in a small rural village in the forest near Harasawa, Japan. A single-parent, Takumi makes ends meet by doing odd jobs like chopping firewood and hauling well water for his local neighbors. Father and daughter enjoy a happy life of contentment amid the unspoiled landscape of the mountains and lakes near their home, a landscape where nature is permitted to simply exist with minimal impact from humans. The serenity of this peaceful environment comes under threat, however, with the imminent arrival of  Playmode, a company from urban Tokyo which intends to build a “glamping” campsite for city tourists—a plan that will have disastrous consequences for the ecological health and cleanliness of the humble community.

The latest film from Academy Award-winning filmmaker Ryusuke Hamaguchi (Drive My Car), Evil Does Not Exist has been recognized by audience and critics for its continuation of Hamaguchi’s trajectory as a director to pay attention to. The film’s theme — a small community striving against the unconscionable corporate profit-motive — is timely and relatable in this age where protecting the last vestiges of Nature has never been more paramount.

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106 MIN

In a not-too-distant future where emotions are viewed as a threat to the social order, a young woman, Gabrielle, attempts to eradicate her strong feelings by purifying her DNA in a machine that connects with her past lives. She later meets a young man named Louis and feels drawn to him as though they’ve known one another before. As the story unfolds through 3 separate eras – 1910, 2014 and 2044 – Gabrielle comes face-to-face with her fate, a set of circumstances that heretofore have seemed to be lying in wait for her – like a “beast in the jungle.”

The Beast (Fr. La Béte) mixes sci-fi, romance, and drama to put an ultra-modern spin on the Henry James novel, The Beast in the Jungle, which served as an inspiration for the screenplay. Directed by Bertrand Bornello, the film stars Léa Seydoux and George MacKay.

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146 MIN

Haley Bennett (Cyrano, Hillbilly Elegy) offers up a soaring performance as “Madame Barbe-Nicole Clicquot” who becomes a young widow (“veuve” in French) and single mother with the unexpected death of her husband François. As Napoleon begins to flex his imperial power across the European continent, the widow Clicquot inherits control of her husband’s company, which involves not only banking and trade, but also the production of champagne. Placing her focus solely on making (and perfecting) this highly coveted beverage, Barbe-Nicole’s ambition, patience, and persistence ultimately leads her to develop innovative techniques that have withstood the test of time and establish the Veuve Clicquot champagne empire that is still revered for its quality to this day.

Based on the New York Times bestselling biography, this film from director Thomas Napper tells the true story of woman who, faced with unenviable odds, perseveres in an industry dominated by men and a world dominated by draconian laws to become a major icon of 19th-century Europe.

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90 MIN

From A24 studios comes an emotional drama set within the walls of the infamous Sing Sing Maximum Security Prison. This true-to-life tale follows “Divine G”, an inmate serving time for a crime he didn’t commit, and a group of prisoners who strive to eke out a meaningful, humane existence by banding together to produce an original stage play.

Featuring an excellent performance from veteran San Francisco stage actor Colman Domingo, and juxtaposing trained actors alongside actual inmates, Sing Sing is a powerful and authentic story about the transformative, rehabilitating, and revitalizing power of Art.

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107 MIN

Whether or not you’ve heard of the Northern Irish hip hop trio Kneecap, this new biopic from Sony Pictures Classics will tell you the mostly true story of how they came to be. Playing themselves, groups members – Mo Chara, Móglaí Bap, and DJ Próvaí – star alongside a cast that includes Michael Fassbender, Josie Walker, and Simone Kirby in this fun comedy about the rise to fame intersecting with a desire to express your moral and political ideas via music and graffiti.

Scripted and directed by Rich Peppiatt (with input from the members of Kneecap), the film was the first Irish-language film to ever premiere at the Sundance Film Festival where it won the NEXT Audience Award.

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105 MIN

Join us to herald the long-awaited return of The Ghost with The Most!

Darkly creative mastermind Tim Burton and Oscar-nominated actor Michael Keaton come together once again to bring you Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice – the sequel to one of the most frighteningly funny films of all time!

Beetlejuice is back… After an unexpected family tragedy, three generations of the Deetz family return home to Winter River. Lydia (Winona Ryder), still haunted by her run-in with Beetlejuice decades ago, once again has her life turned on its head when her angsty teenage daughter Astrid discovers the infamous Winter River town model in the attic and accidentally reopens the portal to the Afterlife…like mother, like daughter! Trouble is brewing in both realms, however — it’s only a matter of time until someone three-peats Beetlejuice’s name, bringing The Ghost with The Most back to our world to wreak his hilarious havoc yet again!

In addition to Keaton and Ryder from the original 80’s film, the illustrious Catherine O’Hara returns for this latest installment. The cast also features great performances from Emmy nominee Jenna Ortega as Lydia’s daughter, Justin Theroux (The Leftovers), Monica Bellucci (The Matrix films), and Oscar nominee Willem Dafoe!

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104 MIN

Sam Eggers, sibling to Eggers brothers Roger and Max (The Witch, The Lighthouse), makes his feature film directorial debut with a new psychological-horror film from A24 Studios!

R-n-B singing sensation Brandy takes a career detour to star as “Belinda”, a pregnant black woman whose white husband’s ailing mother makes the couple an offer they can’t refuse: she wants to move in with the pair in exchange for the hefty inheritance left over after the death of the husband’s father. Seeing an opportunity to pay off some heavy debt, Belinda champions the idea and does her best to welcome her mother-in-law into her home. Things start off pleasantly enough; however, the arrangement quickly goes to hell – literally – as the strange elderly woman, devoutly religious and deeply beholden to ideas about race shaped during the American Confederacy, sets her sights on the soul of the unborn child. The wicked mother-in-law hatches a plot to drive a wedge between Belinda and her husband, forcing Belinda to take a stand against the evil events that ensue.

Based on a short story by award-winning British author Susan Hill, this devilishly gripping thriller stars Kathryn Hunter as the mother-in-law, Andrew Burnap, and Neal Huff. Brandy’s performance is top-notch, and this exciting film is herald the beginning of an illustrious filmmaking career for Sam Eggers whose brothers have already made quite a mark on the world of cinema.

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94 MIN