Feature Films Now Showing

The Second Saturday Silent Series pairs a classic silent film with a live score played by Bill Rowland on Circle’s restored 1928 theater pipe organ.

FREE screening hosted by Tulsa Film Collective with filmmaker Q&A in observance of Indigenous Peoples' Day. All admission is free but RSVPs are required and only a limited number remain available.

Thank you to everyone that came and made our first Sandbox event a success! We had a great response and will be continuing the series monthly with the next event on Tue 10/15, 7pm.

Oh, hi Mark! The best bad movie of all time returns to Circle Cinema as one of our favorite annual traditions, with special guest Greg Sestero (actor, best-selling author of “The Disaster Artist”) in attendance.

Presented with Tulsa poetry group Sunday Collective! Before the film, stop by our neighbors at Whitty Books starting at noon for a ‘Generating Horror Fiction Workshop’ hosted by author F.M. Scott, then see the film at 2pm.

Noir Nights with Josh Fadem is back on the case! Join us this month to see a classic film noir – but which one? Come to the show and find out at showtime with a special video intro.

Okie Film Night powered by Experience Tulsa! We're celebrating spooky season for October with the 1986 film "Terror at Tenkiller." All tickets just $5 and on sale now.

Special one night screening presented with community partner The Roe Fund. Representatives from the Roe Fund will be in attendance to host a discussion around the film and provide resources.

The acclaimed band Montopolis returns to Circle Cinema with their latest silent film and live music experience with the first feature-length horror film ever made.

Sisters of Cinema returns for a surprise horror film screening for October! Tickets are just $5, and the film title will be revealed at showtime. Hosted by Julia Holeman, the screening will include a post-film discussion.

Just before Halloween, join of for a FREE screening of this remastered blaxsploitation classic featuring a new video introduction by Maya S. Cade (creator and curator of Black Film Archive and a scholar-in-residence at the Library of Congress). All admission is free, first come first served while seating is available.

25th anniversary screenings presented by Graveyard Shift, Oklahoma’s premiere destination for cult and retro favorites.

The Jewish Federation of Tulsa presents a powerful evening featuring "Screams Before Silence," a documentary film led by Sheryl Sandberg.

Sunset Cinema, a new music doc series hosted by Tulsa’s Sunset Club Records, kicks off with a special screening of Oil Capital Underground and filmmaker Q&A!

Arab Film Fest Tulsa presents a Palestinian & Sudan Double Feature + Talk & Meal this November, and the festival will return in full for 2025!