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Landmark Theatres has the perfect location for your next special event! You can rent a movie theatre for corporate meetings, birthday parties, and more.

chicagofilmfestival.com

Moving into a group facility for adults with disabilities, Luisa is curious about her new life ahead—until it is discovered that she is pregnant.

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Explore a curated library of essential classic and contemporary movies. Start your free trial on the Criterion Channel today.

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Theater Rentals Book Public or Private Events Today We offer theater rentals at affordable pricing for public and private screenings, birthday parties, business events, presentations, and more. Our Space The Cinema FACETS’ historic arthouse cinema has 126 seats with an additional wheelchair spot. Our 2k projector with excellent left/center/right sound mix can screen from DCP,

roxie.com

The 2025 Sundance Film Festival Short Film Tour, presented by Vimeo, is a dynamic showcase of seven standout short films from this year’s Festival, including two Festival Award–winning titles.

austinfilm.org

Austin Studios is a 20-acre film studio and creative media production complex located in central Austin. Austin Studios’ production facilities currently feature two sound stages, a mill/wardrobe facility, a flex stage, and production offices.

filmhouse.org.uk

‘Where is God?’ an elderly man desperately wonders when surveying the debris in the Palestinian refugee camp Jenin. The film includes testimony from Jenin residents after the zionist occupation’s Defensive Wall operation, during which the city and camp were the scenes of fierce fighting. The operation ended with Jenin flattened and scores of Palestinians killed. Bitterness and grief are the prevailing feelings among the majority of the population. A little girl, who does not seem to be much older than twelve, tells her story but knows no fear. The ongoing violence in her day-to-day life only nourishes her feelings of resistance and determination. Banned in “Israel”, this film is dedicated to Iyad Samoudi, the producer of the film, who returned home to Yamun after the shooting of the film was completed. On June 23, as Israeli forces besieged Yamun, Samoudi was shot and killed as he was leaving a military-closed area with three friends. This screening is part of a programme of monthly screenings from Falastin Film Festival. See the full programme here.