Join us in celebrating independent cinema at Art House Theater Day with three amazing screenings at The Main: NETWORK, CAR WASH, and SORRY TO BOTHER YOU⁠!

Cellular Cinema is an artist-run experimental film series celebrating moving image art and short films you might not find in traditional theaters.

From the director of Frankenhooker and Basket Case comes Bad Biology, Frank Henenlotter's return to the director's chair for "a god-awful love story" featuring all the charming splatter and shocking effects you've come to love.

"Minnesota Nice" is sent packing at the monthly event where independent short filmmakers are left celebrated or humiliated by the power of mob rule!

Meet Mark himself — Greg Sestero — star of the cult film, The Room, and New York Times best-selling author of the Oscar-nominated film, The Disaster Artist — when he comes to The Parkway for a special 21st anniversary screening of The Room, featuring a live script reading and Q&A.

Alain Resnais’ Hiroshima Mon Amour (1959) is a haunting meditation on memory, trauma, and the impossibility of forgetting.

Pull up a lawn chair and enjoy a slew of short films written, directed, or produced by fellow members. Snacks, prize raffles, trivia and a short Q&A to accompany the films!

Bob Dylan Center Director Steven Jenkins will present the films and engage in a post-screening discussion and audience Q&A. Local singer-songwriter Dan Israel will round out the program with a brief solo-acoustic set of Dylan covers.

"Minnesota Nice" is sent packing at the monthly event where independent short filmmakers are left celebrated or humiliated by the power of mob rule!

The team that brought you the horror masterpiece Re-Animator followed it up one year later with another H.P. Lovecraft-inspired body horror classic From Beyond.

Robert Redford and Dustin Hoffman star as Washington Post reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein, whose investigation into a seemingly minor break-in uncovers the sprawling Watergate scandal.

"Minnesota Nice" is sent packing at the monthly event where independent short filmmakers are left celebrated or humiliated by the power of mob rule!

We are proud to announce the ghoulish return of the 48 Hour Film Project HORROR EDITION - back in Minneapolis after a decade long hiatus!

We are proud to announce the ghoulish return of the 48 Hour Film Project HORROR EDITION - back in Minneapolis after a decade long hiatus!