Tickets $15. Schemes, seduction, and scathing wit rule the court in Yorgos Lanthimos’ wickedly decadent period drama.
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Tickets $15. Step into the disquieting, razor-sharp world of Yorgos Lanthimos’ breakout masterpiece, now in a stunning 4K restoration.
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Tickets $25. Step into the year 2225 and discover what kind of ancestor you might become! Ancestors is an interactive, immersive journey where your smartphone transforms into a portal connecting you to fellow participants, and to generations yet to come.
Read MoreInfinitely Yours & This World Made Itself by Miwa Matreyek // 4 p.m. PLUS PLUS FEST
Posted on July 23, 2025
Tickets $15. Join us for a performance that blurs the lines between animation, film, performance, and theater to explore the history of the Earth and humanity’s impact on it. We’re thrilled to showcase multimedia artist Miwa Matreyek’s work as part of our 2025 Plus Plus Festival.
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Tickets $15. Join us for the West Coast premiere of Big Medicine: York Outdoors, presented by Oregon Black Pioneers as part of York Fest.
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Tickets $15. Closing out the A2(4)-Day Fest, we’re thrilled to share Jane Schoenbrun’s haunting, genre-bending exploration of queer adolescence, identity, and obsession with media.
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Tickets $15. It’s A2(4)-Day Fest weekend! In this gentle and keenly observed film, playwright-turned-filmmaker Annie Baker draws from childhood memories to craft a tender, funny, and quietly profound story set in the haze of a New England summer.
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Tickets $15. It’s A2(4)-Day Fest weekend! Join us for Past Lives: a quiet but profoundly moving exploration of time, identity, and the ache of unfulfilled possibilities.
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Tickets $15. It’s A2(4)-Day Fest weekend! Halina Reijn’s Babygirl plunges into the chaos of desire, betrayal, and the spectacle of our internet age. Through fearless writing and direction, Reijn delivers a razor-sharp, thoroughly modern erotic thriller.
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Tickets FREE. Kicking off our A2(4)-Day Fest, we’re thrilled to share a free screening of Lulu Wang’s The Farewell: a warm, funny, and bittersweet family story that explores cultural identity, homecoming, and the lies we tell to protect those we love.
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