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Rental Events

Rental Screening: MATTER OF HEART (35mm) Documentary
Thu, Sep 24 at 7:00pm (Doors at 6:45pm)

Rental Screening: MATTER OF HEART (35mm) Documentary

The Nashville Jung Circle is pleased to present a special 40th-anniversary 35mm screening of MATTER OF HEART, the acclaimed documentary on the life and work of Carl Gustav Jung. The film was produced by Nashvillian Michael Whitney, who will do an in-person Q&A after the film.
Rental Screening: SITTING STILL with Laurie Olin
Tue, Sep 29 at 7:00pm (Doors at 6:45pm)

Rental Screening: SITTING STILL with Laurie Olin

Join the Nashville Center for Architecture + Design for a screening of SITTING STILL with Laurie Olin, exploring the life, work, and social vision of one of the most significant urban designers of our time.
Rental Screening: BEING HEUMANN (Closing Night Presentation – 57th Nashville Film Festival)
Wed, Sep 30 at 6:00pm

Rental Screening: BEING HEUMANN (Closing Night Presentation – 57th Nashville Film Festival)

In 1977, a young disabled woman (Ruth Madeley) and a scrappy coalition of outsiders decide they’ve had enough. What begins as one impulsive act becomes the longest occupation of a federal building in American history, as hundreds spontaneously seize government offices and refuse to leave until the bureaucrat in their way (Mark Ruffalo) takes action.
Rental Screening: TENDER LOVING CARE (57th Nashville Film Festival Screening)
Wed, Sep 30 at 3:00pm

Rental Screening: TENDER LOVING CARE (57th Nashville Film Festival Screening)

Palme d’Or winner and Academy Award nominee Mike Leigh returns with his next feature film, continuing his insightful exploration of the contemporary world. With his distinctive cinematic voice, he once again delves into themes that challenge and resonate with modern audiences.
Rental Screening: THE HOUSE BAND (57th Nashville Film Festival Screening)
Wed, Sep 30 at 12:00pm

Rental Screening: THE HOUSE BAND (57th Nashville Film Festival Screening)

In 2025, after multiple tours and multi-platinum record sales, Mumford and Sons found themselves missing the early days playing music in a community, and wanted to recapture the joy and spontaneity of collaboration. So, they invited 18 of their favorite musicians to board a vintage train in New Orleans and play a very unconventional tour.