Full Circle

A brief rundown of what’s happening at Circle Cinema

OPENING JUNE 9

It Comes at Night
A man protects his wife and son in the woods from an unnatural threat terrorizing the world, but their delicate security is put at risk when a desperate young family comes seeking refuge. This new horror thriller is the highly anticipated sophomore effort from famed young director Trey Edward Shults (“Krisha”). It stars Joel Edgerton (“Loving”). Rated R.

My Cousin Rachel
Based on a novel by Daphne Du Maurier (whose books “Rebecca” and “The Birds” were turned into Hitchcock classics), this is a twisted 19th century tale of murder, revenge, and passion. Starring Academy Award-winner Rachel Weisz, written and directed by Roger Michell (“Notting Hill”). Rated PG-13.

OPENING JUNE 16

Paris Can Wait
The directorial debut of Eleanor Coppola, wife of Francis Ford Coppola, this Euro-set travelogue romance follows Diane Lane as the neglected wife of a movie producer who takes a trip to the south of France with one of her husband’s colleagues. Co-stars French actor Arnaud Viard and Alec Baldwin. Rated PG.

SPECIAL EVENTS

Kung Fu Hustle (35MM presentation)
The Circle’s Kumite Theatre presents this 1940s Shanghai-set gangster movie. Stars Stephen Chow, shown on a 35MM film print. Rated R.
(Fri., June 9, and Sat., June 10,
at 10pm)

Peter Pan: NT Live
Special kids’ rates and group ticket discounts for this matinee event of the JM Barrie classic about Peter Pan and the Lost Boys, from Britain’s Old Vic theatre. Pre-show hosted by Theatre Tulsa’s Nick Cains, featuring trivia and giveaways. (Sat., June 10, 2pm)

Real Boy—Indie Lens Pop-Up 
A documentary about a family in transition, “Real Boy” follows the journey of trans teen Bennett as he navigates the ramifications of changing gender identity, from addiction to the bond between a mother and child. Presented in partnership with Open Arms Youth Project. Pre-film activities start at 6:30pm, and post film discussion led by OSU Tulsa counseling director Dr. Al Carlozzi. (Tue., June 13, 7:30pm)

Monterey Pop (1968)
Before Woodstock, there was Monterey. This 1968 documentary from famed filmmaker D.A. Pennebaker chronicles the California music festival that launched the careers of Jimi Hendrix and others, and includes performances by Janis Joplin, Otis Redding, and more. Not Rated. (Fri., Sat., June 16–17, 7pm; Sun., June 18, 1:30pm)

SOMM: Into the Bottle
The Circle’s Wine & Film Series presents this documentary about the history, politics, and pleasure of wine, as well as the BS. Told through opening 10 very different bottles. Jarrod Jordan, proprietor of Mixco and certified sommelier, will join for discussion and tasting. (Tue., June 20, 7pm)

Salome: NT Live
From London’s Olivier stage, this production turns the infamous biblical tale on its head. Pre-show hosted by Theatre Tulsa’s Nick Cains, featuring trivia and giveaways. (Thur., June 22, 6pm)

Twin Peaks Viewing Society
Showing episodes of the original two seasons. Every Monday night from 7 to 9pm, in the Screening Room.

For more from Jeff, read his review of director Oren Moverman’s mesmerizing gut-punch, “The Dinner.”