Cary, NC – Short films are often screened once a year and then are hard to find for your average movie fan. But for more than a year, Motion for Pictures at the Cary Theater has brought a diverse array of short films to audience every month. Read more
Cary, NC – This month, the Cary Theater is playing collections of Alfred Hitchcock films, award-winning documentaries and much more. Read more
Cary, NC – With the 90th Academy Awards on the first Sunday of March, the Cary Theater will be playing many Oscar-nominated films as well as other new independent films and some classic Westerns. Read more
Cary, NC – With the Academy Awards in early March, February is the month to catch up on Oscar-nominated films you missed. Or if you aren’t interested in the awards, the Cary Theater is still playing new independent films and documentaries, plus much more. Read more
Cary, NC – With the start of the new year, the Cary Theater is playing celebrated independent movies that came out near the end of 2017, as well as several films related to the Civil Rights Movement to fit with MLK Dreamfest. Read more
Cary, NC – The Sick Chick Flicks Film Festival returns to the Cary Theater this weekend, bringing a wide range of horror, sci-fi and fantasy short films created by women. Read more
Cary, NC – For September, the Cary Theater is bringing in new independent films and documentaries, as well as playing classic raunchy comedies and bringing in national short film festivals.
Cary, NC – When mental healthcare gets discussed, it is often about funding for health services or the way people with mental illness are perceived by society. But a new documentary by local filmmakers looks at what happens with patients themselves, screening their documentary at the Cary Theater and taking questions from the audience. Read more
Cary, NC – For the last month of the Summer, the Cary Theater is bringing in independent films, interesting documentaries and a dog-focused film festival where dogs are allowed in the theater. Read more
Cary, NC – Film is a rich art form with nuance and craft but talking about the finer point of a movie during a screening is rude and distracting to others. Not so with The Cary Theater’s “Frame-By-Frame” series, where classic films are shown, then paused at intervals for everyone to discuss. Read more