Join us for discussion after the film with Jamison Standridge.

Lambertville and our own Bill Jersey, are in the film! This is a staggering work that truly gives us an insight into the seeming chasms in America, that are actually bridged by love and emotion. Don't expect answers, but expect to be moved. Stay afterward for a discussion with Acme board member, Jamison Standridge.

Halloween meets a canine hero worth rooting for in this visually striking film, which defies conventions and easy categorization. Critics are saying that Indy gives the greatest performance by a dog in cinema's history. Are you brave enough to come see why?

Let's do the Time Warp again! The Rocky Horror Picture Show is one of the longest running theatrical releases of all time. Take a peek behind the curtains at this documentary (featuring interviews with everyone, including Tim Curry and Susan Sarandon), which tracks the phenomenon from its inception, to the stage show, movie, and the legendary midnight screenings that cemented it as the cultural phenomenon we all love to this day.

95-years-old has never looked so good! Don't miss this winning performance by the great June Squibb, in a fantastic story of intergenerational friendship, directed by Scarlett Johansson. 

Jamison Standridge’s October selection is Ingmar Bergman's Hour of the Wolf. Inspired by elements of folklore, surrealism, opera, and the director's own dreams, this psychological work was selected by the British Film Institute as one of the 50 greatest films ever made. Make sure you leap at the opportunity to see this fascinating film on the big screen!

The film features intimate interviews with creator Richard O'Brien and stars including Tim Curry and Susan Sarandon, delving into the show's groundbreaking themes of rebellion and individuality, its legendary midnight screenings, and the lasting legacy of the community it fostered for the queer community and others who felt marginalized.  

Starring New Hope native, Liz Larsen! This will be your next “go to” holiday film!

The film directed and written by Jay Duplass (The Puffy Chair, Cyrus, Jeff Who Lives At Home), emerged as the audience award winner for the Narrative Spotlight category at Southwest Film Festival.

The film features intimate interviews with creator Richard O'Brien and stars including Tim Curry and Susan Sarandon, delving into the show's groundbreaking themes of rebellion and individuality, its legendary midnight screenings, and the lasting legacy of the community it fostered for the queer community and others who felt marginalized.  

Waltzing With Brando showcases Billy Zane’s brilliant Brando impersonation, lifting a light comedy with charm and wit.

Join us for a discussion with actress and New Hope native, Liz Larsen plus Reception!

The film directed and written by Jay Duplass (The Puffy Chair, Cyrus, Jeff Who Lives At Home), emerged as the audience award winner for the Narrative Spotlight category at Southwest film festival.

Join us for a discussion with actress and New Hope native, Liz Larsen!

The film directed and written by Jay Duplass (The Puffy Chair, Cyrus, Jeff Who Lives At Home), emerged as the audience award winner for the Narrative Spotlight category at Southwest film festival.

Remaking Troma's The Toxic Avenger initially sounded like a fool's errand, but Macon Blair's re-imagining manages to recapture the original's manic, over the top spirit while bringing a new spin to the material.

Pedro Almodóvar’s classic Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown is hilariously chaotic comedy is filled with eccentric characters, over the top scenarios, and is an explosion of style, irony, and laughs!

The film delves into themes of authenticity, commercialization, and the nature of art in the modern world. It raises questions about the value of art and the impact of fame and money on artistic integrity. The film premiered at the 2010 Sundance Film Festival and was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature. 

Waltzing With Brando showcases Billy Zane’s brilliant Brando impersonation, lifting a light comedy with charm and wit.

Join us for our Local Filmmaker Series: Failed State plus discussion with Christopher Jason Bell.

Dale is a worker in the service industry, delivering various items to a vast array of people in New York City. Covid and political turmoil does not stop him as he continues to traverse the busy streets keeping his bank account, bills and all, in the front of his mind. Also weighing heavily on his psyche is the loss of his mother whom he lived with until her passing. Dale’s only positive social interactions are with those he randomly happens upon: an overeager student, a grieving office employee, an overworked nurse, a body art performer, a fellow delivery person. Cracks begin to form when the death of a friend is communicated to him in a roundabout, inhuman way. The go-go-go mentality of his labor only makes things worse and sends him into a spiral of despair and disrepair.

Remaking Troma's The Toxic Avenger initially sounded like a fool's errand, but Macon Blair's re-imagining manages to recapture the original's manic, over the top spirit while bringing a new spin to the material.

Very few were fortunate enough to witness Jeff Buckley live, but those who did often described it as transcendent, jaw-dropping, and emotionally shattering. Note: Extended concert footage is not avaible to the Acme.

Jamison Standridge’s September selection is Pedro Almodóvar’s classic Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown. This hilariously chaotic comedy is filled with eccentric characters, over the top scenarios, and is an explosion of style, irony, and laughs!

So mark your calendars for Friday, September 12 at 7:00pm - I can’t wait to see you all at the ACME!

Very few were fortunate enough to witness Jeff Buckley live, but those who did often described it as transcendent, jaw-dropping, and emotionally shattering. Note: Extended concert footage is not avaible to the Acme.

Head-spinningly gorgeous in every frame, if also head-scratchingly impenetrable in many scenes (at least for some Western audiences), this mix of a 16th century novel, Chinese mythology and breathtaking digital imagery is already a worldwide box-office juggernaut. It's taken in about $2 billion worldwide (more than Inside Out 2, Hollywood's top-grossing animated film).

Stay for a post-screening discussion with Carol Cruickshanks, a Michigan Scholar in College Teaching. Her career spans 40 years in a variety of venues in New England, Pennsylvania, and 20 years with The College of New Jersey teaching Art History and Art Education.

Very few were fortunate enough to witness Jeff Buckley live, but those who did often described it as transcendent, jaw-dropping, and emotionally shattering. Note: Extended concert footage is not avaible to the Acme.

Actress Embeth Davidtz (Schindler's List) makes her directorial debut with this film based on a bestselling memoir. Beloved by audiences and critics alike, this intelligent and striking film details a country's radical transformation as seen through the eyes of a child.

Federico Fellini's Nights of Cabiria, set in his hometown of Rome, Italy. A story of love, survival, and the resiliency of the human spirit.

Head-spinningly gorgeous in every frame, if also head-scratchingly impenetrable in many scenes (at least for some Western audiences), this mix of a 16th century novel, Chinese mythology and breathtaking digital imagery is already a worldwide box-office juggernaut. It's taken in about $2 billion worldwide (more than Inside Out 2, Hollywood's top-grossing animated film).

You've got to be kitten me! Only available in theaters, this family friendly purr-fect event is only available for a limited time. You are certain to litter-ally love it - it's the cat's paw-jamas! Meow