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Drafthouse Recommends: Obsession (2026)

Mon Jun 15 · 11:15am · Alamo Drafthouse Downtown Brooklyn

<p>After breaking the mysterious “One Wish Willow” to win his crush’s heart, a hopeless romantic finds himself getting exactly what he asked for, but soon discovers that some desires come at a dark, sinister price.</p> <p>Directed by Curry Barker. Starring Michael Johnston, Inde Navarrette, Cooper Tomlinson, Megan Lawless, and Andy Richter.</p>

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Disclosure Day

Mon Jun 15 · 12pm · Alamo Drafthouse Downtown Brooklyn

Spielberg returns to his extra-terrestrial roots

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Kids Camp: KPop Demon Hunters

Mon Jun 15 · 4pm · Alamo Drafthouse Downtown Brooklyn

<p>This show is part of our <a href="https://drafthouse.com/movies/alamo-kids-camp"><strong>Kids Camp series</strong></a> – our summer program dedicated to providing affordable family movies for maximum family fun. Discounted tickets for everyone – little kids, big kids, and grownup kids – making it easy to bring your budding cinephile to the movies.</p>

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Drafthouse Recommends: Obsession (2026)

Tue Jun 16 · 11:15am · Alamo Drafthouse Downtown Brooklyn

<p>After breaking the mysterious “One Wish Willow” to win his crush’s heart, a hopeless romantic finds himself getting exactly what he asked for, but soon discovers that some desires come at a dark, sinister price.</p> <p>Directed by Curry Barker. Starring Michael Johnston, Inde Navarrette, Cooper Tomlinson, Megan Lawless, and Andy Richter.</p>

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Kids Camp: KPop Demon Hunters

Tue Jun 16 · 3pm · Alamo Drafthouse Downtown Brooklyn

<p>This show is part of our <a href="https://drafthouse.com/movies/alamo-kids-camp"><strong>Kids Camp series</strong></a> – our summer program dedicated to providing affordable family movies for maximum family fun. Discounted tickets for everyone – little kids, big kids, and grownup kids – making it easy to bring your budding cinephile to the movies.</p>

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Amores Perros

Tue Jun 16 · 5:30pm · Alamo Drafthouse Downtown Brooklyn

<p><em>Presented in Spanish with English subtitles</em></p> <p>Mexico City. A fatal car crash. Three lives collide.</p> <p>A teenager risks it all to run away with his brother’s wife. A model loses everything after moving in with her lover. A homeless man unearths the ghosts of his past. As their stories unfold, human chaos, cruelty, and tenderness come to light – revealing they are more connected than they seem.</p> <p>After 25 years, Alejandro González Iñárritu’s legendary debut returns to the big screen in a stunning restoration.</p> <p><em>Featuring a pre-recorded intro from Iñárritu</em></p>

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DISCLOSURE DAY

Tue Jun 16 · 7pm · Angelika Film Center / Village East

If you found out we weren't alone, if someone showed you, proved it to you, would that frighten you? This June, the truth belongs to seven billion people. We are coming close to … Disclosure Day.

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Movie Parties: But I'm a Cheerleader

Tue Jun 16 · 7pm · Alamo Drafthouse Lower Manhattan

<p>Grab your pom-poms and report to Harmony, because we’re throwing a live-hosted movie party for BUT I’M A CHEERLEADER. You’ll be decked out with themed props, including an orange and white pom-pom, a blue necktie, a hair clip, a Pride flag, and a heart carabiner as you follow Megan’s journey from suburban confusion to “I kissed a girl and I liked it” realisation. This is one movie party where there’s no reason to learn to be normal.</p>

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First Date (2026)

Tue Jun 16 · 7pm · Alamo Drafthouse Lower Manhattan

<p><em>An Alamo Drafthouse Private Event presented by Pickford AI. To book your premiere, visit <a href="http://drafthouse.com/private-events" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">drafthouse.com/private-<wbr />events</a>.</em></p> <p>Pickford presents an interactive double feature event. <em>Whispers</em> is an AI-powered whodunnit like you've never seen before. Audience members will "whisper" in the ears of Detective Marcus Kent to help crack the case and identify the killer in real-time. </p> <p>Opening for <em>Whispers</em> is <em>First Date</em>, a comedic interactive experience where the audience creates our dating heroes, coaches what they say, and determines whether romantic sparks fly or ensures they crash and burn.</p> <p>Audiences set up first dates in this interactive, AI-powered experience</p>

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Shouting at the Screen

Tue Jun 16 · 7pm · Nitehawk Cinema — Prospect Park · free

35mm. Bertolucci's masterpiece centers on a repressed man who gets caught up in Italy's hegemonic fascist regime.

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TERROR TUESDAY: ALUCARDA

Tue Jun 16 · 9:30pm · Alamo Drafthouse Downtown Brooklyn

Folk horror savagery from Mexico

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Drafthouse Recommends: Obsession (2026)

Wed Jun 17 · 11:15am · Alamo Drafthouse Downtown Brooklyn

<p>After breaking the mysterious “One Wish Willow” to win his crush’s heart, a hopeless romantic finds himself getting exactly what he asked for, but soon discovers that some desires come at a dark, sinister price.</p> <p>Directed by Curry Barker. Starring Michael Johnston, Inde Navarrette, Cooper Tomlinson, Megan Lawless, and Andy Richter.</p>

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Disclosure Day

Wed Jun 17 · 1:30pm · Alamo Drafthouse Downtown Brooklyn

Spielberg returns to his extra-terrestrial roots

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Kids Camp: KPop Demon Hunters

Wed Jun 17 · 3:15pm · Alamo Drafthouse Downtown Brooklyn

<p>This show is part of our <a href="https://drafthouse.com/movies/alamo-kids-camp"><strong>Kids Camp series</strong></a> – our summer program dedicated to providing affordable family movies for maximum family fun. Discounted tickets for everyone – little kids, big kids, and grownup kids – making it easy to bring your budding cinephile to the movies.</p>

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Leviticus

Wed Jun 17 · 7pm · Alamo Drafthouse Downtown Brooklyn

<p>Whom do you desire most? Bring them along to our Fan Screening of this chilling new horror film from Australia. Get an early look, score a custom giveaway from NEON, and order from our themed LEVITICUS menu. Then settle in for a thoroughly unsettling good time.</p>

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Weird Wednesday: The Devil Queen

Wed Jun 17 · 7:15pm · Alamo Drafthouse Lower Manhattan

<p>Rio de Janeiro’s criminal underworld is run by an unexpected boss: Diaba (Milton Gonçalves), a femme queen with a taste for power and violence. When the police come after her boy toy, Diaba attempts to find a scapegoat to take the blame and a plot to dethrone Her Majesty arises! Always clad in gloriously colorful outfits and accessories inspired by Afro-Brazilian culture, Diaba runs a mob of eccentric misfits made up of drag queens, pimps, prostitutes, and queer folks of all stripes. The movie’s bold and audacious color palette and camp aesthetic evokes the early films of Pedro Almodóvar, while its stylized and over-the-top violence is giving Quentin Tarantino queer fever dream.</p>

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Weird Wednesday: Remember My Name

Wed Jun 17 · 9:30pm · Alamo Drafthouse Downtown Brooklyn

<p><em>“You can’t tear out my soul, ‘cause I’ve already done that myself”</em><br /><br />The only thing that truly strikes fear in the hearts of men: the past, and when it comes, no one is left unscathed. Freshly out of prison, an unhinged woman, steely-eyed, and manic, with a score to settle wreaks havoc on the life of her former husband (Anthony Perkins). Is it single-minded vengeance, obsession, or something more? An engrossing character study simmering in the rage of a woman over the edge, part melodrama, part noir - this Robert Altman-produced mood piece is as bluesy as its evocative score. Its haunting memory will linger long after its conclusion. Featuring an imitable leading performance by the often-praised, yet little-known, Geraldine Chaplin, this scarcely revived chiller, from director Alan Rudolph, is as beguiling as the twitchy smile of its protagonist. Her name is Emily, and you won’t soon forget her. (Jazmyne Moreno)<br /><em><br />35mm print courtesy of Sony Pictures Repertory.</em></p>

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Kids Camp: KPop Demon Hunters

Thu Jun 18 · 4pm · Alamo Drafthouse Lower Manhattan

<p>This show is part of our <a href="https://drafthouse.com/movies/alamo-kids-camp"><strong>Kids Camp series</strong></a> – our summer program dedicated to providing affordable family movies for maximum family fun. Discounted tickets for everyone – little kids, big kids, and grownup kids – making it easy to bring your budding cinephile to the movies.</p>

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Movie Parties: But I'm a Cheerleader

Thu Jun 18 · 7pm · Alamo Drafthouse Staten Island

<p>Grab your pom-poms and report to Harmony, because we’re throwing a live-hosted movie party for BUT I’M A CHEERLEADER. You’ll be decked out with themed props, including an orange and white pom-pom, a blue necktie, a hair clip, a Pride flag, and a heart carabiner as you follow Megan’s journey from suburban confusion to “I kissed a girl and I liked it” realisation. This is one movie party where there’s no reason to learn to be normal.</p>

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Movie Parties: Showgirls

Thu Jun 18 · 9:45pm · Alamo Drafthouse Downtown Brooklyn

<p>It’s Vegas excess at full tilt with a live-hosted movie party where every turn is bigger, brasher, and more quotable than the last. Pay homage to the choreography of Marty as the story barrels through topless ambition, unforgettable stage numbers, vigorous pool sex, and that iconic delivery of “It’s Ver-sayce.” You’ll get a bag of pearls, nail stickers, glitter pasties, and a spray bottle for that showgirl sheen. As Cristal Connors says, “If someone gets in your way, step on ‘em.”</p>

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Drafthouse Recommends: I Am Not Your Negro

Fri Jun 19 · 3:30pm · Alamo Drafthouse Lower Manhattan

An incendiary documentary about race in America, narrated by Samuel L. Jackson

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Guest Selects: Force Majeure

Fri Jun 19 · 6:30pm · Alamo Drafthouse Lower Manhattan

<p>FORCE MAJEURE is presented as part of our Olivia Wilde Guest Selects for her new film, <a href="http://drafthouse.com/show/the-invite"><strong>THE INVITE</strong></a>.</p> <p><em>Ruben Östlund, the master of excruciating and hilarious cynicism, creates a devastating marital crisis out of two seconds of cowardice on a family ski trip. The brilliance of this film to me is the juxtaposition of chaos and control: man-made explosions reshaping landscapes, politely, in hushed hotel hallways. Östlund shoots in long, locked-off takes that put the performances center stage, letting the tension build with no escape from the frame. The thunderous Vivaldi score acts as a relentless Greek chorus, reminding us of the existential calamity occurring behind tight smiles of domestic desperation. Somehow, this is both the funniest and most devastating movie I’ve ever seen. </em>(Olivia Wilde)</p>

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Queer Film Theory 101: Johnny Guitar

Mon Jun 22 · 6pm · Alamo Drafthouse Lower Manhattan

<p><em>“I’ve never met a woman who was more man.”</em></p> <p>Joan. Crawford. Ms. No Wire Hangers herself. A queer icon. A legendary pair of eyebrows. The Ultimate Movie Star. In choosing which Crawford film to screen as part of Queer Film Theory 101, we really could’ve gone in any direction. We decided to go with a somewhat lesser-known yet highly influential gem from director Nicholas Ray, JOHNNY GUITAR from 1954. </p> <p>When reformed gunslinger Johnny Guitar (Sterling Hayden) returns to the small Arizona cattle town he once resided in, he’s met with a complicated reception from his former lover, saloon owner Vienna (Joan Crawford). The drama escalates as Emma Small (Mercedes McCambridge), Vienna’s rival, targets her and her establishment for associating with local gang leader “Dancin' Kid” (Scott Brady), the man responsible for killing her brother. Now don’t get it twisted, the film may be called JOHHNY GUITAR, but the real action of this stylized western isn’t focused on the titular Mr. Guitar at all; instead, the true story and so much of the film's queerness comes from the tense and sexually charged relationship between its female leads, Crawford and McCambridge. These two women (and actresses for that matter) hold a bitter and violent resentment of each other, but at the same time, so clearly and desperately want to have gay sex. These two tough cookies can't take their eyes off each other, and every scene they share oozes with hatred and desire. Mix all of this with Crawford’s exceptionally butch styling and dommy mommy charisma, and you’ve got a potently queer-coded film perfect for Queer Film Theory 101. See you out on the range, cowgirls!</p>

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Free Victory Screenings: Field of Dreams

Tue Jun 23 · 7pm · Alamo Drafthouse Downtown Brooklyn

<p>Step up to the plate and reserve a spot at our free screening of FIELD OF DREAMS paired with the short documentary HIS OWN WAY: THE EDDIE RUSSELL STORY, tracing Wild Turkey Master Distiller Eddie Russell’s journey from his earliest days at the distillery to his lasting influence on American whiskey today. The experience includes branded Russell’s Reserve merchandise and a themed menu featuring Ball Park Mac &amp; Cheese and Shake Me Out to the Ballgame peanut butter shake, plus Russell’s Reserve bourbon cocktails like Field of Blackberry Dreams and Eddie's Old Fashioned. Reserve a spot with a refundable food and non-alcoholic beverage voucher, redeemable at the event. There won’t be a dry eye or an empty glass in the house.</p> <p><em>Note: This event is for ages 21+.</em></p>

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Terror Tuesday: Single White Female

Tue Jun 23 · 9:30pm · Alamo Drafthouse Downtown Brooklyn

<p>Software developer Allison Jones (Bridget Fonda) has hit a rough patch: Her boyfriend's a cheat, and her glamourous fashion industry job won't cover his half of her exquisite rent-controlled apartment. Allison's newspaper ad for a roommate introduces her the mousy yet affable Hedra (Jennifer Jason Leigh). But Hedra has a jealous side, and soon it becomes clear she wants everything Allison has, and will stop at nothing to get it. In the shadow of Hitchcock, thrillers of the '80s and '90s paired suspense with sex, and served up horror tropes with a Hollywood sheen. SINGLE WHITE FEMALE is unique among them for its woman-to-woman focus, while standing among a pantheon of films about female identity fugue (PERSONA, VERTIGO, 3 WOMEN, SISTERS). Directed by Barbet Schroeder, the stars run the show here — Bridget Fonda as the strong yet helpless Allison, and Jennifer Jason Leigh, whose performance as the sad and desperate Hedra is the orbit of this sisterly stalker tale. (Alicia Coombs)</p> <p><em>35mm print courtesy of Sony Pictures.</em></p>

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Ocean's Eleven (2001)

Wed Jun 24 · 3:30pm · Alamo Drafthouse Staten Island

<p>Dapper Danny Ocean (George Clooney) is a man of action. Less than 24 hours into his parole from a New Jersey penitentiary, the wry, charismatic thief is already rolling out his next plan. Following three rules – don't hurt anybody, don't steal from anyone who doesn't deserve it, and play the game like you've got nothing to lose – Danny orchestrates the most sophisticated, elaborate casino heist in history.</p> <p>In one night, Danny's handpicked 11-man crew of specialists – including an ace card sharp (Brad Pitt), a master pickpocket (Matt Damon), and a demolition genius (Don Cheadle) – will attempt to steal over $150 million from three Las Vegas casinos owned by Terry Benedict (Andy Garcia), the elegant, ruthless entrepreneur who just happens to be dating Danny's ex-wife Tess (Julia Roberts).</p> <p>Coincidence or motive? Only Danny knows for sure. To score the cash, he'll have to risk his life and his chance of reconciling with Tess. But if it all goes according to Danny's intricate, nearly impossible plan, he won't have to choose between his stake in the heist and his high-stakes reunion with Tess...or will he?</p> <p>The special 25th anniversary release includes exclusive insight from Leonard Maltin.</p>

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Supergirl (2026)

Wed Jun 24 · 7pm · Alamo Drafthouse Staten Island

<p>Catch SUPERGIRL early in stunning HDR by Barco, which pushes brightness, contrast, and detail into interstellar territory. Every color pops, every starfield shimmers, and every strand of Krypto’s fur stands out in stunning contrast.</p>

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Drafthouse Recommends: Maddie's Secret

Wed Jun 24 · 9pm · Alamo Drafthouse Lower Manhattan

<p>Be among the first to see MADDIE'S SECRET at our special advance screening featuring a livestream Q&amp;A with writer, director, and star John Early, moderated by Emmy winner Hannah Einbinder (<em>Hacks</em>). Before the conversation begins, dig into an exclusive themed menu inspired by Maddie's vegetarian lifestyle and the film's recurring hidden pineapple motif, including the Hidden Pineapple Veggie Sandwich, GourMaybe Eggplant Pizza, and specialty cocktails Going Viral and Ride Or Die. It's the perfect way to immerse yourself in one of the funniest, strangest, and most original movies of the year.</p>

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Weird Wednesday: Score

Wed Jun 24 · 9:30pm · Alamo Drafthouse Downtown Brooklyn

<p>In the peaceful city of Leisure live Elvira (Claire Wilbur) and Jack (Gerald Grant), a happily married and even more happily swinging couple whose favorite pastime is playing games of sexual seduction with unsuspecting other couples. When Elvira makes a bet that she can successfully bed her painfully naive new friend Betsy (Lynn Lowry) before midnight or else Jack can take a crack at her obviously closeted husband Eddie (Calvin Culver, better known as Casey Donovan), they pull out all the stops to make sure they each get exactly what they want. As the clock edges closer and closer to midnight, will it be Elvira or Jack—or Betsy or Eddie, for that matter—that scores?<br /><br />Adapted from the Off-Broadway play by future filmmaker Jerry Douglas (Both Ways), Radley Metzger’s SCORE is a tour de force of sophisticated comedy, filled with ingenious visual compositions and scorching sexual tension. One of the few sex films of the era to openly—and hilariously—explore both male and female bisexuality, SCORE is an essential piece of queer cinema history and easily one of the greatest sex comedies ever made. For this special Pride month screening, we’ll be showing the now lesser seen (yet barely different) softcore version of the film.<br /><br />DCP courtesy of Distribpix, The Rialto Report, and Muscle Distribution</p>

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Drafthouse Recommends: Maddie's Secret

Thu Jun 25 · 4:15pm · Alamo Drafthouse Downtown Brooklyn

Make way for melodrama in John Early's bold debut

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jackass: best and last

Thu Jun 25 · 7pm · Alamo Drafthouse Downtown Brooklyn

<p>Fans attending the Fan Event will celebrate the opening night of JACKASS: BEST AND LAST with a special limited-edition collector’s print with ticket purchase – while supplies last.</p>

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Camp

Thu Jun 25 · 7:30pm · Alamo Drafthouse Downtown Brooklyn

<p><em>In-person Q&amp;A with filmmaker Avalon Fast following the screening</em></p> <p>Emily is the cause of two tragedies early in her life. Her dad suggests she go to a camp for troubled youth to ease her guilt. When Emily arrives, she is taken in by the other counselors, they accept her as she is, and wrap her in a veil of peace &amp; forgiveness. Emily stands at the forefront of a new kind of life, but there’s a voice out there in the woods she can’t ignore, telling Emily to go home.</p>

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Drafthouse Recommends: Maddie's Secret

Fri Jun 26 · 9:30am · Alamo Drafthouse Downtown Brooklyn

Make way for melodrama in John Early's bold debut

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Kids Camp: Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio

Fri Jun 26 · 12:30pm · Alamo Drafthouse Downtown Brooklyn

<p>This show is part of our <a href="https://drafthouse.com/movies/alamo-kids-camp"><strong>Kids Camp series</strong></a> – our summer program dedicated to providing affordable family movies for maximum family fun. Discounted tickets for everyone – little kids, big kids, and grownup kids – making it easy to bring your budding cinephile to the movies.</p>

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Fantastic Fest Presents: Camp

Fri Jun 26 · 9:30pm · Alamo Drafthouse Lower Manhattan

Maybe it's time to go home

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Kids Camp: Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio

Mon Jun 29 · 4pm · Alamo Drafthouse Staten Island

<p>This show is part of our <a href="https://drafthouse.com/movies/alamo-kids-camp"><strong>Kids Camp series</strong></a> – our summer program dedicated to providing affordable family movies for maximum family fun. Discounted tickets for everyone – little kids, big kids, and grownup kids – making it easy to bring your budding cinephile to the movies.</p>

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Advance Screenings: Minions & Monsters

Mon Jun 29 · 6pm · Alamo Drafthouse Staten Island

<p>Be among the first to see the latest installment in the DESPICABLE ME franchise.</p>

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Video Vortex: Mystery Transmission

Mon Jun 29 · 10:15pm · Alamo Drafthouse Downtown Brooklyn

<p>This month, we explore the other side of Hollywood's golden age with occult avant-garde shorts from filmmakers Curtis Harrington, Edward D. Wood, Jr., Kenneth Anger, Slavko Vorkapich, and Maya Deren.</p>

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Kids Camp: Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio

Tue Jun 30 · 3:30pm · Alamo Drafthouse Downtown Brooklyn

<p>This show is part of our <a href="https://drafthouse.com/movies/alamo-kids-camp"><strong>Kids Camp series</strong></a> – our summer program dedicated to providing affordable family movies for maximum family fun. Discounted tickets for everyone – little kids, big kids, and grownup kids – making it easy to bring your budding cinephile to the movies.</p>

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Fantastic Fest Presents: Body Blow

Tue Jun 30 · 6:45pm · Alamo Drafthouse Downtown Brooklyn

An undercover cop is drawn into a deadly heist in Sydney's gay district

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Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby

Tue Jun 30 · 7pm · Alamo Drafthouse Staten Island

<p>NASCAR stock car racing sensation Ricky Bobby (Will Ferrell) is a national hero because of his "win at all costs" approach. He and his loyal racing partner, childhood friend Cal Naughton Jr. (John C. Reilly), are a fearless duo – "Thunder" and "Lightning" by their fans for their ability to finish so many races in the #1 and #2 positions, with Cal always in second place. When flamboyant French Formula One driver Jean Girard (Sacha Baron Cohen) challenges "Thunder" and "Lightning" for the supremacy of NASCAR, Ricky Bobby must face his own demons and fight Girard for the right to be known as racing's top driver.</p>

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The Birdcage

Tue Jun 30 · 8:45pm · Alamo Drafthouse Downtown Brooklyn

A gay cabaret owner and his drag queen companion agree to put up a false straight front so that their son can introduce them to his fiancée's right-wing, conservative parents.

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Under the Silver Lake

Tue Jun 30 · 9:15pm · Nitehawk Cinema — Williamsburg

<p>Arriving several decades before the rise of J-horror, Japanese filmmaker Noriaki Yuasa (GAMERA) delivers what was ostensibly a children’s film about a young woman arriving at her estranged family’s estate, only to discover sinister secrets lurking within – he then decided his goal was to traumatize his child audience forever. Mirroring many trends popular in European horror at the time, and anticipating the work of Brian De Palma in spots, this 1968 chiller remains a standout of Japan’s steadfast commitment to crafting superb tales of cinematic horror.</p> <p><em>Restoration courtesy Arrow Films and the American Genre Film Archive</em></p>

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