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Arthouse Classics Kid Friendly Date Night Ali: Fear Eats the Soul A Charlie Brown Christmas Casablanca All About My Mother A Town Called Panic Harold and Maude Black Narcissus Akeelah and the Bee Moonrise Kingdom Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid Babe Ocean’s Eleven Cabaret Beauty and the Beast (1991) Reality Bites Citizen Kane Brooklyn Castle Singin’ in the Rain Dr. Strangelove Fantastic Mr. Fox The Shop Around the Corner Dr. Zhivago Freaky Friday (1976) Trouble in Paradise Dreams Harriet the Spy Harold and Maude Mad Hot Ballroom Häxan Microcosmos Joan of Arc (1948) Ponyo La Notte Shrek La Ronde (1950) Singin’ in the Rain La Strada Spiderman: Into the Spiderverse Laura (1944) Star Wars: A New Hope M (1931) Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back Holiday Favorites Mr. Smith Goes to Washington Star Wars: Return of the Jedi A Charlie Brown Christmas Rear Window Star Wars 1: The Phantom Menace Elf Sex, Lies, and Videotape Star Wars Episode II: Shadows Attack of the Clones Singin’ in the Rain Star Wars Episode III: The Chaplin Collection Revenge of the Sith The General The Black Stallion The Grapes of Wrath The Eagle Huntress The Kid The Kid The Magnificent Ambersons The Music Man The Misfits The Secret of Roan Inish The Music Man The Thief of Bagdad The Shop Around the Corner To Kill a Mockingbird The Tale of Zatoichi Whale Rider The Thief of Bagdad To Kill a Mockingbird Trouble in Paradise Ugetsu Yojimbo - PAGE 1 - Cult Cult cont’d Amplify Voices A Town Called Panic Star Wars Episode III: Bamboozled Blade Runner 2049 Revenge of the Sith Faces Places Blood for Dracula The Avengers (2012) Fruitvale Station Cry-Baby The Amitywille Horror Hidden Figures Desperado The Decline of Western Civilization High Art El Mariachi The Haunting I am Not Your Negro Fantastic Mr. Fox The Monster Squad Moonlight Female Trouble The Rocky Horror Picture Show Pariah Flesh for Frankenstein The Texas Chainsaw Massacre Reel Injun – On the Trail of the Food Fight The Thing Hollywood Indian Harold and Maude Women on the verge of a Selena Häxan Nervous Breakdown Spiderman: Into the Spiderverse Heathers Your Name The Celluloid Closet Holy Motors Ziggy Stardust and the The Eagle Huntress House (1977) Spiders From Mars The Muslims are Coming! Let the Right One In Whale Rider Mad Max: Fury Road r Microcosmos Monty Python: The Life of Brian Moonrise Kingdom Office Space Once Upon A Time In Hollywood Pan’s Labyrinth Persepolis Point Break Poltergeist Reality Bites Reefer Madness Selena Spiderman: Into the Spiderverse Star Wars: A New Hope Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back Star Wars: Return of the Jedi Star Wars 1: The Phantom Menace Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones - PAGE 2 -.

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