Repertory

When a young African-American man visits his white girlfriend’s family estate, he becomes ensnared in a sinister plot in comedian-turned-Oscar-nominated-filmmaker Jordan Peele’s smash-hit horror masterpiece.

Romance becomes psychodrama in Alfred Hitchcock’s elegantly crafted tale of a windswept ancestral beach estate and its current inhabitants.

After being murdered in cold blood during a robbery attempt, the spirit of slain banker Sam Wheat (Patrick Swayze) seeks the help of a psychic medium (Whoopi Goldberg) to reconnect with the love of his life (Demi Moore) fearing that her safety may too be in danger.

A young woman learning to survive on the margins of a society that cannot abide her monstrous nature befriends a similarly afflicted drifter. As the two roam the country finding themselves and falling for each other in the process, the dark desire urging them on threatens to tear them apart.

Dan Gallager (Michael Douglas) has the picture perfect life – a loving wife, a great job, and a beautiful home. But when he strikes up an affair with Alex (Glenn Close), can he withstand the consequences of a one night stand?

Erika, a piano professor at a Viennese conservatory who lives with her mother in a claustrophobically codepen­dent relation­ship becomes entangled with an infatuated student to devastatingly dark ends in Michael Haneke’s formalist masterwork of masochistic female perversity.

When teenager Mike is hired at a public bathhouse in London’s East End, he becomes enamored with the pretty older woman tasked with showing him the ropes. Drawn into increasingly tortured, lustful fantasies involving the beguiling redhead, Mike’s obsession slowly spirals out of control. With music from krautrock legends Can and Cat Stevens.

Martin Scorsese’s Paul Schrader-penned tale of an unstable New York cabbie driven to violence by loneliness and desperation celebrates its 50th anniversary.

Eric Binford spends all of his free time watching old films. When his bullies push him too far, Eric dons the outfits of his big-screen idols to kill off his tormentors in outrageous recreations of his favorite movie scenes in this meta sendup of cinephilia run amok.

This Belcourt 100 seminar reveals a century of filmmaking shaped by Black Nashvillians, examining the actors, directors, writers, exhibitors and theaters that fostered Black cinema culture during and after Jim Crow segregation — and traces how Nashville’s Black creatives used the moving image to reflect lived experience and shape cultural identity, positioning Music City as an overlooked center of African American cinema. Includes a screening of STORMY WEATHER immediately following at 8:00pm.

The Maclean brothers, Paul (Brad Pitt, in a pivotal early role) and Norman (Craig Sheffer), live a relatively idyllic life in rural Montana, spending much of their time fly fishing. The sons of a minister (Tom Skerritt), the boys eventually part company when Norman moves east to attend college, leaving his rebellious brother to find trouble back home. Robert Redford directs Norman McClean’s semi-autobiographical novel in the bucolic splendor of Montana.

Ossie Davis’s 1970 action-comedy follows Harlem detectives Gravedigger Jones and Coffin Ed Johnson as they unravel a con involving stolen charity funds and a crooked Back-to-Africa scheme. Featuring Redd Foxx and Nashville-born actress Helen Martin, the film blends satire and social critique, marking a turning point in Black independent cinema.