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(104 min PG-13) 2024
From the mind of director Tim Burton comes a follow up to his hilarious 1988 supernatural fantasy. Join three generations of the Deetz family (Winona Ryder, Jenna Ortiga, Catherine O'Hara) as they return to Winter River because of a family tragedy.
Saturday, Sep 14
2:00 pm Screen 1 4:30 pm Screen 1 7:00 pm Screen 1Sunday, Sep 15
2:00 pm Screen 1 4:30 pm Screen 1 7:00 pm Screen 1Monday, Sep 16
4:00 pm Screen 1 6:20 pm Screen 1Tuesday, Sep 17
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(111 min R) 2024
A cantor (Jason Schwartzman), in an upset New York synagogue, is in a depressed state for multiple reasons and struggling to maintain his faith. He unexpectedly re-connects with a childhood music teacher (Carol Kane)---creating an odd couple relationship that reignites his spirits but confounds the meaningful people in his life.
Saturday, Sep 14
1:45 pm Screen 2 4:15 pm Screen 2 6:45 pm Screen 2Sunday, Sep 15
1:45 pm Screen 2 4:15 pm Screen 2 6:45 pm Screen 2Monday, Sep 16
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4:15 pm Screen 2 6:45 pm Screen 2SEE ALL SHOWTIMESComing Up:
(84 min)
Opens Sep 19
When two young American Jews raised to unconditionally love Israel witness the brutal way Israel treats Palestinians, their lives take sharp left turns.
Thursday, Sep 19
6:45 pm Screen 2
(93 min R) 2024
Fremont, California: 2008. Rambunctious 13-year-old Chris Wang confronts what it means to grow up in a Taiwanese-American household, populated by a single parent, elderly grandmother and older sister. He's living in a mostly white neighborhood at a time when technology is changing the way teens communicate and express themselves.
(90 min)
GET TICKETSBad Faith explores the dangerous rise of Christian Nationalism in the United States. Part archival chronicle, part exposé, the film reveals the secretive political machinery that has relentlessly sought to weaken and destroy American democracy in order to promote its authoritarian vision.
Following the film will be a guided discussion. Donations will be gratefully accepted.
(103 min)
The filmmakers journeyed to the occupied West Bank in 2022. Background to the current crisis is given as the film examines the lives of people they met. The Palestinians share their universally human stories of intergenerational pain, trauma and resilience.
Thursday, Sep 26
6:45 pm Screen 2Merchandise
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Red River Theatres Ceramic Mug $12
Support local cinema while enjoying a nice warm winter drink in your custom Red River Mug! A cool cafe-style shape and solid ceramic construction makes this mug the perfect gift.
Movies and a Mug $25
Need a little something for the cinema fan in your life? We’ve got just the thing! The Movie in a Mug includes (1) custom RRT ceramic mug, (2) regular movie passes, and (1) medium popcorn pass ($40 value), packaged neatly in a gift bag and ready to go.
Dinner and a Movie $40
Description: A classic night out for friends, couples, and family – dinner and a show! Choose a $25 gift card to one of three restaurants: 1) Revival Kitchen & Bar, 2) Hermanos, or Dos Amigos AND (2) regular movie passes. A combined $49 value!
