Repertory

The gambler’s code and the thrill of the chase are the names of the game as bad-luck Bill (George Segal) partners up with free-spirited Charlie (Elliott Gould) for a roller coaster journey of ups and downs through the casinos and racetracks of Tijuana to Reno in search of the big score. Weekend Classics: Altman at 100

Two fallen angels (Ben Affleck, Matt Damon) discover a loophole that, while allowing them to return to Heaven, would inadvertently undo the creation of the universe. After 25 years off the market, Kevin Smith’s 1999 film returns along with exclusive bonus content only available in theaters.

A trio of criminals go on a bank-robbing spree through the Depression-era Deep South, terrorizing the population, finding female companionship, and managing to stay just one step ahead of the law. Pre-screening discussion with THIEVES LIKE US co-stars Keith Carradine and John Schuck. Part of Weekend Classics: Altman at 100

Relocating to Nashville from her native New York, a singer/songwriter hopeful (Samantha Mathis) lands a job at the Bluebird and falls in with a new group of friends and musicians — navigating romance, auditions, and writer sessions in early ‘90s Music City. Local cameos and time capsule locations abound in Peter Bogdanovich’s 1993 drama. Part of Nashville: A City On Film

After a botched prison escape, Snake (Earl Richards) heads to Antioch with a tip about hidden loot from a chipper mill heist. There, he takes refuge with his late cellmate’s family, but the mob isn’t far behind! Part of Nashville: A City On Film

The Turtles’ archenemy Shredder kidnaps nutty professor Jordan Perry (David Warner), inventor of the infamous ooze, in order to use the green goo to destroy the Turtles. Go ninja, go!

Happily ever after never seemed so far far away when a trip to meet the in-laws turns into a hilariously twisted adventure for Shrek and Fiona.

In Robert Altman’s comedic takedown of the Hollywood system, Tim Robbins stars as sleek Hollywood studio executive Griffin Mill, who is being sent death threats by a writer whose script he rejected — but which one? Weekend Classics: Altman at 100

Nearly 20 years ago, Neil Young assembled a band of long-time associates and took to the stage of Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium to perform the music from Prairie Wind for the first time. Etched in amber and forever enshrined on film, Jonathan Demme’s 2006 film stands as an exquisite paean to the muse that calls the Mother Church “home.” Part of Nashville: A City On Film

Local garbageman Ernest P. Worrell and his dog Rimshot face off against an ancient troll menacing the children of Briarville, MO in this Halloween-set, East Nashville-shot slab of ‘90s kindertrauma –– the last entry in the Ernest feature film franchise to be produced entirely in Tennessee. Part of Nashville: A City On Film

Epic in scale yet meticulously observed, Altman’s adaptation of short stories by Raymond Carver interweaves the lives of 22 characters struggling to find solace and meaning in contemporary Los Angeles. Weekend Classics: Altman at 100

Park Chan-wook’s English-language debut features a chilling performance by Nicole Kidman and striking cameos from local landmarks and talent — and blends Southern Gothic atmosphere with psychological suspense in a visually rich, morally twisted thriller. Part of Nashville: A City On Film

Nashville’s own neighborhood The Nations got its first breakout role playing Xenia, Ohio in the directorial debut from Harmony Korine — a dazzling and disruptive tear through teenage anomie and a portrait of the city like no other. Part of Nashville: A City On Film

Ash Williams, the only survivor of an attack by human-possessing demons, holes up in a cabin with a group of strangers in this groovy, cartoonish cult classic from director Sam Raimi.

Cited as a personal favorite of his, Altman’s offbeat follow-up to M*A*S*H concerns an introvert living in the bowels of the Houston Astrodome with plans to develop a pair of wings that will help him fly. Weekend Classics: Altman at 100

A rambunctious group of college friends steal away for a weekend of debauchery in an isolated cabin, only to be attacked by horrific supernatural creatures in a night of endless terror in this metatextual mindmelter.

Two mischievous, prank-loving friends in Phoenix, Arizona wreak havoc on upper class, suburban society, especially targeting the wealthy and obnoxious Schwab family in this anarchic satire of Reagan-era conformity and the flaws of the American health care system. Weekend Classics: Altman at 100

In the future where art is illegal, Existo leads a rebellious army of cabaret performers in the fight against theocratic repression with riotous — and very funny, deft — songs. Filmed and produced in Nashville, EXISTO is a local cinema classic whose satirical voice remains timely, eerily prophetic — and defiantly alive. Part of Nashville: A City On Film