Movies

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Movies are free and open to anyone. Please RSVP. Popcorn and beverage are provided. 

Wed., July7th, 12:30pm, “News of the World”, PG-13, 1hr 58min Starring Tom Hanks 

A Civil War veteran is faced with the task of bringing a young girl back to her Aunt and Uncle after she was kidnapped by the Kiowa Indians. Even in the best of circumstances it would be a difficult job, but it is made even more difficult by the fact that the young girl does not want to go. Both face great danger and neither are certain they will find a place to call home. 

Wed., July 14th, 12:30pm, “Breaking News in Yuba County”,  R, 1hr 36min Starring Allison Janney 

A husband suffers a fatal heart attack after being caught cheating by his wife. The wife proceeds to bury his body, leaving all to presume him as simply missing. As the police and public search for answers, the wife goes to the local media as grief-stricken, putting her face out there for all to pity. This grows her celebrity status, which she promptly takes advantage of, all the while knowing exactly where her husband has ended up. 

Wed., July 21st, 12:30pm, “Our Friend”,  R, 2hr 4 min Starring Casey Affleck

Matt and Casey Teague are a young married couple who receive devastating news: Casey has terminal cancer. As they struggle to deal with Casey's failing health, the demands of everyday life, and the inevitable loss to come, Matt's friend Dane comes to live with them. Dane's unfailing kindness and support help ease their suffering, and even help them find grace in the middle of despair. Based on a true story. 

Wed., July 28th, 12:30pm, “55 Steps”,  PG-13, 1hr 55min Starring Hillary Swank 

Colette Hughes, an industrious lawyer who holds herself to impossible standards, has just taken on a new client, Eleanor Riese. Riese, a hospital patient of immense mental distress, is under psychiatric care at a San Francisco hospital. Hughes' case requires her to fight for mental health rights. Riese takes on a case of her own: getting Hughes to abandon her workaholic nature. As their missions are underway, Hughes and Riese take no prisoners.

Wed., Aug 4th12:30pm, “The Little Things”,  R, 2hr 8 min Starring Denzel Washington 

In this crime thriller, a veteran sheriff's deputy with a turbulent past and a police detective search for a serial killer on the loose and murdering young women in Los Angeles. As they close in on the criminal, they find evidence against him is difficult to pin down. The killer drags them into a dangerous game of cat and mouse that could dredge up the past and more than either bargained for. 

Wed., Aug 11th 12:30pm, “Senior Moment”,  NR, 1hr 32 min Starring William Shatner 

A retired Air Force NASA pilot and bachelor, Victor Martin, enjoys his retirement years in Palm Springs. He hangs out with his best friend, Sal Spinelli, who is a retired jeweler. He often drives around care free in a mint 1955 Porsche 356 convertible. Even though he's alone, he believes that he has everything he needs in life. When he and Sal cross paths with a vintage Chevy Impala owner, Pablo Torres, he agrees to compete in a drag race. It's fun at first until Victor is caught recklessly driving twice. After forgiving his first infraction, the police take his license and impound his Porsche. On a community bus, his only means of travel, Victor meets a beautiful woman named Caroline who owns a local café focused on organic foods. He soon finds himself learning both the true value of a driver's license and that he's not too old to love someone or to be loved in return.  

Wed., Aug 18th 12:30pm, “The Father”,  PG-13, 1hr 37 min Starring Anthony Hopkins 

A loving father finds himself sinking ever deeper into the depths of dementia. He wants no help at all from his daughter, who is becoming further and further estranged from him. Slowly but surely, the man finds himself doubting everyone and everything around him. Will he be able to find peace in his new reality before he passes away or will he leave 

without knowing just how much he means to his family? 

Wed., Aug 25th 12:30pm, “The Courier”,  PG-13, 1hr 52 min Starring Benedict Cumberbatch 

The United States sits on a terrifying precipice, and one unlikely British man is charged with the task of pulling it back from the brink of destruction. Of course, nothing about this mission is easy. Along the way, he'll have to liaison with potentially dangerous Russian contacts with names like Ironbark. As the world stares down the barrel of what will eventually become the Cuban Missile Crisis, there has never been a better time to step up to the plate.