This poignant Charlie Chaplin film gracefully explores the hopes and hardships of the immigrant experience in America through Chaplin's iconic blend of humor and heart. This timeless classic offers a tender reflection on the human condition.

The earliest known Chinese American feature film and one of the first American films directed by a woman. Long thought lost, only two reels of this groundbreaking film survived and were restored in 2005, earning it a place in the National Film Registry.

A delightful family event featuring two timeless silent film comedies with Buster Keaton, Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle, and more! These slapstick comedy classics promise laughter and fun for audiences of all generations, creating lasting memories with their iconic humor.

Carl Dreyer’s critically film comes to life with a live musical score composed by George Sarah. This haunting performance combines electronic music with a string ensemble and early music choir, reimagining the classic film with modern urgency and depth. 

This innovative event blends the classic comedy of Keaton’s 1924 film with the evocative rock soundscapes of R.E.M., offering a fresh, immersive way to experience both art forms. Audiences can expect a captivating fusion of vintage cinema and modern rock.

This innovative pairing blends the haunting visuals of the classic silent film with the avant-garde rock soundscapes of Radiohead, creating a fresh and immersive experience. This fusion of past and present is a must-see for film and music lovers alike.

This groundbreaking work is often regarded as a quintessential work of German Expressionist cinema. With its distorted, dreamlike sets and eerie storyline, the film tells the tale of a sinister hypnotist who uses a sleepwalking man to commit murders.