Now Showing · Week of October 14

This Week's Reel, Curated Daily

Twelve features across our four auditoriums — from quiet Sunday morning retrospectives to Friday-night premieres with the director in the room. Browse, filter, and reserve your seat in under a minute.

Doors 30 min before first show Reserved seating, no fees Four screens · One lobby
In Auditoriums 1–4

Twelve films. Four screens. One story-rich week.

Each title is hand-selected by our programming team. Hover any poster to see ratings, runtime, and today's remaining showtimes.

Opening Night 4.7
Drama1h 58mR

The Lantern Keeper

A widowed lighthouse keeper on the Oregon coast begins receiving letters sealed with her late husband's handwriting, forcing her to untangle memory from the tide.

Slow Cinema Director Q&A Fri
Today 1:30 4:15 7:00 9:45
Sundance '25 4.9
Documentary1h 42mPG

Cartography of Birds

A field biologist and her daughter spend three winters tracking vanishing migration patterns across the Pacific Flyway. A meditation on what we lose when the maps go blank.

Nature Festival Pick
Today 11:00 2:45 6:30
Repertory 4.5
Drama1h 47mPG-13

Salt and Static

A newly restored print of Marisol Tavares' lost 1987 film, shot on the salt flats of western Utah. Two strangers meet at a closed radio station and refuse to leave.

35mm Print Restoration
Sun Only 11:30 4:00
Q&A Saturday 4.3
Romance1h 54mPG-13

The Yellow Hours

In a Lisbon still recovering from an endless winter, two translators of the same untranslatable poet circle each other for one long, golden, inconclusive afternoon.

Romance Subtitled
Today 3:00 5:45 8:30
Family Matinee 4.4
Family1h 36mG

A Small, Loud Country

Eleven-year-old Wiktoria invents a national anthem for a country that does not exist. By Saturday, half her town is singing it. A buoyant comedy for all ages.

All Ages Matinee Pricing
Today 10:30 1:00 3:30
Premiere · Director in Attendance 4.6
Thriller2h 12mR

North of the River

A transport minister's overnight train north becomes a corridor of quiet reckonings. Palme d'Or nominee Eleni Kostas directs a taut, wintry political thriller.

Premiere Director Q&A
Fri · Sat 7:30 10:15
Beyond the Regular Schedule

Special screenings, member events, and visiting filmmakers.

Reserve early — these nights tend to sell out the week they go on sale.

Director Q&A · Naomi Arends

Friday at 8:30pm. The Lantern Keeper followed by an on-stage conversation with the director, moderated by our programmer-in-chief.

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35mm Print · Salt and Static

Sunday at 11:30am. A real celluloid print, on a real projector, in our 96-seat Studio auditorium. Limited to one screening.

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International Film Series · Vol. III

Wednesdays at 7pm through November. Five films, one continent — this season: contemporary Portuguese cinema, curated with the Lisbon Cinematheque.

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Members-Only Late Show

Last Saturday of the month, 11pm. Cult picks, surprise programming, and a free welcome glass. Membership required; seats are first-come.

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Four Auditoriums, Four Moods

Pick the room that matches the film.

Every screen at Four Seasons is tuned differently. Here's how to choose.

I · The Atrium

220 seats · 4K laser

Our flagship room. Dolby Atmos, reclining leather seats, and a stage-wide screen built for our biggest premieres and Q&A nights.

  • Reserved seating, row-based
  • Wheelchair-accessible rows F–G
  • Wine and small-plates service
Tour the Atrium
II · The Studio

96 seats · 35mm capable

Our repertory heart. Cloth-covered walls, a balcony, and one of the few working 35mm projectors still in regular use in the region.

  • Generous legroom, two-seat love seats
  • Coffee bar open until showtime
  • Hosts Sunday-morning retrospectives
Tour the Studio
III · The Salon

48 seats · Private bookings

An intimate screening room for members, private rentals, and our late-night series. A velvet curtain, a 4K laser, and a single shared armrest.

  • Available for private hire
  • Member early access on weekend nights