Shane

A weary gunfighter in 1880s Wyoming begins to envision a quieter life after befriending a homestead family with a young son who idolizes him, but a smoldering range war forces him to act.

Academy Awards: Best Cinematography award winner! Plus, Best Picture, Director, Writing, Supporting Actor (Brandon De Wilde), Supporting Actor (Jack Palance) nominee!
Directors Guild of America: Outstanding Directorial Achievement nominee!
Writers Guild of America: Best Written American Drama nominee!
National Film Preservation Board, USA: Added to the National Film Registry in 1993!

5 Stars! “So archetypal it seems like the first Western ever” (Empire)

Grade A+! “defined the archetypal Western hero” (Decent Films)

5 Stars! “this classic is a must-see.” (Common Sense Media)

Join us for a Western Mini-Film Festival featuring the work of five American Master Filmmakers throughout July!

Howard Hawks’ Red River (1948) – The Week of July 1

Fred Zimmermann’s High Noon (1952) – The Week of July 8

George Stevens’ Shane (1953) – The week of July 15

Delmer Daves’ 3:10 to Yuma (1957) – The week of July 22

John Ford’s The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (1962) – The Week of July 29

*Please take note that doors open 30 minutes before showtimes. We encourage people to arrive early. We have a small box office, a small candy bar, and a single-screen cinema, meaning that when most of an audience shows up a few minutes before showtime, it causes a bottleneck. If possible, we appreciate you arriving a little bit early to pick out your seat and get your popcorn. Thanks for your help!