Chocolat — 2000      

Lasse Hallstrom directed this creamy confection about a single mom (Juliette Binoche) and a mysterious stranger (Johnny Depp) who awaken a repressed French village with the healing power of chocolate. (122 mins.)

7:30 pm — Thursday, Sept. 4, Friday, Sept. 5, & Saturday, Sept. 6

Psycho — 1960      

No introduction is needed for Alfred Hitchcock’s ultimate black joke. Macabre masterpiece features Janet Leigh as a woman on the run for embezzling company money and Anthony Perkins as the neurotic motel owner with a sinister secre. (109 mins.)

7:30 pm — Thursday, Sept. 11, Friday, Sept. 12, & Saturday, Sept. 13

Africian Queen — 1951      

John Huston’s playful romantic adventure focuses on the spirited conflict between a gin-soaked riverboat captain (Humphrey Bogart) and a prim and proper spinster (Katharine Hepburn) who undertake a dangerous river odyssey. (105 mins.)

7:30 pm — Thursday, Sept. 18, Friday, Sept. 19, & Saturday, Sept. 20

Ed Wood — 1994      

Can your heart stand the shocking facts of the true story of Edward D. Wood, Jr.?” Johnny Depp portrays the cross-dressing cult director in Tim Burton’s tender tribute to the King of Angora. (127 mins.)

7:30 pm — Thursday, Sept. 25, Friday, Sept. 26, & Saturday, Sept. 27

The Philadelphia Story — 1940      

Sparkling screwball farce set at a socialite wedding where Katharine Hepburn is torn between her fiancé and her captivating ex-husband Cary Grant. Co-starring Jimmy Stewart. (112 mins.)

7:30 pm — Thursday, Sept. 2, Friday, Sept. 3, & Saturday, Sept. 4

Chinatown — 1974  

Jack Nicholson and Faye Dunaway star in Roman Polanski’s seductive mystery. An L.A. gumshoe stumbles upona maze of shady business deals, land swindles and corrupt politics. (131 mins.)

7:30 pm — Thursday, October 9, Friday, October 10, & Saturday, October 11

The Birds — 1963      

Nature runs amok in Alfred Hitchcock’s chiller about a California coastal town under attack from it’s fine feathered “friends”. With Rob Taylor and Tippi Hedren. (119 mins.)

7:30 pm — Thursday, October 16, Friday, October 17, & Saturday, October 18

Young Frankenstein — 1974      

Mel Brooks lends his burlesque touch to this spooktacular send-up of Mary Shelley's Gothic classic. Gene Wilder, Peter Boyle, Teri Garr, Madeline Kahn, and Cloris Leachman are featured in this cheeky concoction. (108 mins.)

7:30 pm — Thursday, October 23, Friday, October 24, & Saturday, October 25

The Big Lebowski —1998        presented in HIGH DEFINITION

Raucous comedy of kidnapping, nihilism, and bowling. A case of mistaken identity tilts the world of a middle-aged slacker (Jeff Bridges) and his sad sack buddies (John Goodman and Steve Buscemi) (113 mins.)

7:30 pm — Thursday, October 30, Friday, October 31, & Saturday, November 1