Sept films take it to the streets with ground-level grit
OKC theaters are rolling out a handful of gritty, street-level character pieces in September designed to ground your heart or grind on your nerves.
Revisit the video generation with classics, docs in Sept
🎬 Theaters and pop-ups across OKC are embracing nostalgia and reliving the home video years with a new documentary and some classics of the era in September.
Power and beauty of Asian cinema on display in OKC theaters
From striking romance and animated action to moody mysteries and giant monsters, the films of Asian cinema are showcasing their power in theaters across OKC.
Head back to school with these unexpected coming-of-age films
🎬 Not all teen movies are raunchy comedies or morality dramas. OKC theaters have some that are fun, mysterious, or disturbing, just in time for the school year.
Chaos reigns as punk, pain, and cats take over film in August
🎬 OKC theaters are eschewing escapism and embracing chaos this month with dark emotion, punk rock reality, and the antics of chaotic cats.
Local group has one month to save historic Film Row theater
🎬 OKC film lovers rally to save Film Row’s last screening room with 25 days of events to raise $100K. Daily shows start Aug. 1 at the Paramount.
August documentaries explore death, creativity, the cosmos
🎬 Amid the summer’s superhero spectacle, three powerful documentaries remind us that real life still tells the most unforgettable stories.
Modern classic movies mosey into OKC theaters in July
Feeling overwhelmed? Escape into comfort. OKC theaters are screening classic faves like Jumanji, Pride & Prejudice, and Tombstone this July. 🎬
Acclaimed directors counterprogram the summer film season
Blockbusters dominate summer, but daring auteurs like Celine Song, Ari Aster & Danny Boyle offer bold, brainy alternatives on the big screen.
deadCenter standout ‘Close Enough to Burn’ eyes fiery future
“Close Enough to Burn” lit up deadCenter with grit, style, and Gen Z noir energy. An OKC indie years in the making—and worth the wait.
OKCMOA speaks the language of love with French Film in July
OKCMOA’s French Film in July is back with love, laughs, space battles, and a tribute to Jacques Rozier. Here are the details!
Resist the summer heat with these films of fun, friendship
Escape the heat and dive into fun, friendship, and film this June in OKC with classics, comedies, and heartfelt tales lighting up local screens!
Catch these must-sees at deadCenter 2025 this week
The 25th deadCenter Film Festival kicks off Wed. with its biggest lineup ever—more films, parties, and panels through the weekend. Explore the can’t-miss picks!
New doc tells harrowing history of OK’s Marshallese community
Thousands of Marshallese live in Enid—but few know why. "67 Bombs to Enid" reveals the powerful story behind their journey. Premieres June 12 at deadCenter.
Relive these epics of war, crime, and comedy in OKC in June
Throughout June, OKC theaters will roll out some of the most sprawling cinematic epics, covering family war, urban action, and even futuristic comedy.
