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SHOWTIMES

Admission Prices 
Matinee (all movies before 5 PM): $6
Regular: $9
Students/Seniors/Military: $7
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​See the calendar below for a complete list of showtimes 
Closed on Monday and Tuesday

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Now Playing

For listing of films and information on tickets and passes go to https://www.staugfilmfest.com/

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Coming Soon
January 22 - February 6

Uncut Gems
12:30/ 3:00/ 6:30
R/ 2 hrs 15 min/Crime, Drama, Mystery
​17 wins and 72 nominations
​Starts on Friday, January 24th

A charismatic New York City jeweler always on the lookout for the next big score makes a series of high-stakes bets that could lead to the windfall of a lifetime. Howard must perform a precarious high-wire act, balancing business, family, and encroaching adversaries on all sides in his relentless pursuit of the ultimate win.

/Raising Buchanan
1:00/ 4:00/ 7:00
​1 hr 36 min/ Comedy
9 Wins and 1 nomination/ Award winning
​Starts on Wednesday, January 22nd

Carrying on the tradition of other dark, quirky comedies in the vein of “Election” and “Little Miss Sunshine,” “Raising Buchanan” employs an immensely talented cast while showcasing a wide range of Arizona destinations, businesses and private homes.  The films is about a desperate woman steals the corpse of former US president James Buchanan, hoping to net a large ransom. Complications arise when it seems no one is particularly interested in getting him back.           

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Throwback Thursday- Detour
January 23
Noon & 6:45
Passed/ 1 hr 8 min/ Crime, Drama, Film-Noir

​Chance events trap hitch-hiker Al Roberts in a tightening net of film noir trouble.

Throwback Thursday -Love Me Tonight (1932)
January 30th
Noon & 6:45
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The whimsical 1932 Paramount musical “Love Me Tonight” starring Maurice Chevalier, Jeanette McDonald, Charles Ruggles, and Myrna Loy. Ernest Lubitsch directed the the fanciful film which boasts a superb score by Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart, including the perennial favorite “Isn’t It Romantic.” Comic Eddie Cantor re-creates his stage performance in the 1930 screen version of the Broadway hit “Whoopee!” on February 27. The Goldwyn/United Artists musical, an early color movie, has a splendid score and the first screen choreography by Busby Berkeley.

Each noon showing will be preceded by a brief commentary by Professor Hischak, the author of the book “The Oxford Companion to the American Musical” and thirty other books on film, theatre, and popular music. He currently teaches film at Flagler College.

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2020 Oscar Nominated Live Action and Animated Shorts

January 31 - February 6

Oscar Nominated Shorts

Come out and see the short list of nominated Shorts for Animation and Live-Action and pick the winner 
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Starting on January 31st
Animated Shorts Noon & 5:00
Live-Action Shorts 2:00
Note: Times will differ daily


ANIMATED SHORTS (Estimated Running Time: TBD, no more than 80 minutes)
Dcera (Daughter) – Daria Kashcheeva, Czech Republic, 15 min.
Hair Love – Matthew A. Cherry, USA, 7 min.
Kitbull – Rosana Sullivan, USA, 9 min.
Memorable – Bruno Collet, France, 12 min.
Sister – Siqi Song, China/USA, 8 min.
PLUS A SELECTION OF ADDITIONAL ANIMATED SHORTS, TBD
 
LIVE ACTION SHORTS (Estimated Running Time: 105 minutes)
Brotherhood – Meryan Joobeur, Tunisia, 25 min.
Nefta Football Club – Yves Piat, Tunisia/France, 17 min.
The Neighbors’ Window – Marshall Curry, USA, 20 min.
Saria – Bryan Buckley, USA, 23 min.
A Sister – Delphine Girard, Belgium, 16 min.