Bob Fosse’s incomparable film about a cabaret singer in the Weimer days of Berlin. Sizzling dance sequences, poignant, hilarious satire and the eternal, effervescent and irrepressible Liza Minnelli as Sally Bowles. Emotionally deep and ferociously entertaining, there is nothing else quite like it. Winner of 8 Academy Awards including Best Director, Best Actor and Best Supporting Actor.

This mystical fantasy epic is filled to the brim with muppet magic, incredible sets and colorful characters, in a world only Jim Henson could imagine. A beloved classic for children of all ages.

His dream was a long shot.
Ambitious, friendly, fallible, bumbling, persuasive, relentless and eventually heroic, Mark Borchardt wanted to be a filmmaker. In Menominee Falls, Wisconsin, making a film seemed out of reach, but with a rag tag group of his childhood friends, family and small town eccentrics, they attempt the impossible: make a horror movie. This brilliant documentary follows Mark for two years as he tries to make the movie, and the results are hilarious, heartwarming and ultimately, inspirational!

Award winning director Chris Smith deftly covers Mark and his crew, taking us into the private corners of this oddball group; their ambitions, fears and doubts in the face of adversity. This unique and moving portrait carries us from derision to admiration as these humble folks pull together courage and independent spirit for the sake of art, with a genuine beauty of the human spirit that fictional feel-good movies can never touch.

American Movie swept Sundance when it premiered, scooping up the Grand Jury prize, and is itself a shining example of independent filmmaking. Come celebrate this extraordinary film and Sundance’s ongoing tradition of bringing indie film-makers to light and kick off Sundance’sNEXT WEEKEND
LA Film Festival!

Starring Bill Murray, Chevy Chase, and Rodney Dangerfield. Rated R.

Scorcese’s breakout film is a haunting atmospheric masterpiece. Robert DeNiro gives a searing performance as Travis Bickle, with a stunning Cybil Shepherd as his love interest, with a teenage Jodie Foster in her most compelling performance. Scorcese’s New York is steaming city streets bathed in neon light, alternating graceful and frenetic camera moves, all pulsing to Bernard Hermann’s lush and dangerous score. Rated R.