



Lights, Camera, Action! Movies at Sid is bringing the magic of film to you with a monthly lineup of must-see movies and documentaries that cater to all tastes. Whether you’re a fan of timeless classics, thought-provoking documentaries, or deep psychological dives into cinema, we’ve got something for everyone. Best of all, it’s free for members and only $5 for nonmembers!
Celebrate LGBTQ+ Pride Month with a special screening of Julia Scotti: Funny That Way. Decades ago, Julia Scotti performed under the name Rick Scotti, sharing the stage with comedy legends like Jerry Seinfeld and Chris Rock. Now, as a proud trans comedian, she triumphantly returns to stand-up as “the crazy old lady of comedy.”
This heartwarming and hilarious film captures her inspiring journey back to the spotlight.
Sunday, June 22, 3pm
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When Armand Goldman (Robin Williams), the flamboyant owner of a Miami drag club, and his partner Albert (Nathan Lane) are asked to play it straight to impress their son’s ultra-conservative in-laws, chaos and comedy ensue.
Celebrate Pride Month with a screening of this hilarious comedy full of sharp humor and genuine affection. The Birdcage remains a groundbreaking film that embraces queer joy and challenges societal norms while delivering unforgettable performances and laughs.
Wednesday, June 25, 7pm
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After Lilly (Melissa McCarthy) suffers a loss, a combative Starling takes nest beside her quiet home. The feisty bird taunts and attacks the grief-stricken Lilly.
On her journey to expel the Starling, she rediscovers her will to live and capacity for love.
Tuesday, July 15, 1:15pm
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“Grease” is “still the word!” Whether it’s your first or fiftieth time viewing this beloved musical, get ready to sing along, dance in your seat, and relive the magic of Rydell High!
Sit back and take in the memorable soundtrack, high-energy choreography, and iconic style of the 50’s.
Wednesday, July 30, 7pm
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Professor Frank Bledsoe (Paul Bettany) and his niece travel to rural South Carolina in 1973 after the death of Frank’s father. Along the way, long-buried trauma resurfaces—Frank confronts the shame, alcohol dependency, and emotional wounds from his childhood. With Beth’s unconditional support, he slowly begins to reclaim his self-worth.
Tuesday, August 19, 1:15pm
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This July, Disability Pride Month, join us for an inspiring look at how four friends on the autism spectrum prepare for their final comedy show before going their separate ways.
As members of the comedy troupe Asperger’s Are Us, they’ve spent years using humor to connect with audiences and challenge misconceptions about autism. Now, as they face the bittersweet reality of moving on, their journey becomes a heartfelt exploration of friendship, identity, and the power of laughter to break barriers. Don’t miss this uplifting documentary that proves comedy is for everyone!
Sunday, July 20, 3pm
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Heroin(e) shines a light on the opioid crisis in West Virginia, where the overdose rate is 10 times the national average. The documentary follows three remarkable women—a fire chief, a judge, and a nonprofit leader—who work tirelessly to break the cycle of addiction and bring hope to their community.
During National Wellness Month this August, join us for an eye-opening look at how these heroes fight to save lives and restore hope. Heroin(e) is a call to action, reminding us that change begins with compassion and determination.
Sunday, August 10, 3pm
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