This weekend at The Ryder: AFIRE (Christian Petzold 2023) A writer travels to a summer home, hoping to make progress on his stalled novel. Upon arrival, he discovers the cottage has been double-booked. Meanwhile, fires on the horizon threaten the home. See our site for details.

📢LAST CHANCE: 20 DAYS IN MARIUPOL (Mstyslav Chernov 2023) tonight @ 7:30pm February 2022: As Russian troops advance on the Ukrainian city of Mariupol, a small crew of Associated Press reporters are trapped amongst the besieged civilian population. See our site for more details

Happy Lotus Fest 🎶 Round out your weekend with a music doc at The Ryder! HAVE YOU GOT IT YET? (2023) Cult icon, enigma, recluse. The life of Syd Barrett--visionary songwriter & founding member of Pink Floyd--is full of unanswered questions. Until now. Check site for details!

This week's premiere: SCRAPPER (2023) Georgie is a resourceful 12yo girl who lives alone after the death of her mother. She makes money stealing bikes w/ her friend & keeps the social workers at bay by pretending to live with an uncle. Then her estranged father, Jason, arrives.

There are three films on the Ryder marquee this weekend. Check our site for details & come get your fill! ♦️ JOYCE CAROL OATES: A BODY IN THE SERVICE OF MIND (dir. Stig Björkman, 2021) ♦️ STOP MAKING SENSE (dir. Jonathan Demme, 1984) ♦️ SCRAPPER (dir. Charlotte Regan, 2023)

Rodrigo Sorogoyen’s THE BEASTS (2022) premiered at The Ryder this weekend. Catch tonight’s screening at 6:30pm, or add one of next weekend’s to your calendar now! Presented with the generous support of the IU Department of Spanish & Portuguese.

This is A COMPASSIONATE SPY's last weekend at The Ryder. A real-life spy thriller about controversial Manhattan Project physicist Ted Hall who provided nuclear secrets to the Soviet Union, told through the perspective of his loving wife Joan who protected his secret for decades.

Last chance! See MISTER ORGAN this weekend at the Ryder. Journalist/filmmaker David Farrier is known for engaging with the stranger side of life in films, but he may have met his match with the subject of his latest doc. . . . Check our site for tix & showtimes!

Inside the Ryder: “THE DAY I MET THE EXORCIST” by William Orem THE EXORCIST turns 50 this year. This writer met one of the priests who advised director William Friedkin at their Jesuit-founded high school & heard tales from his days as a demonologist! online.flippingbook.com/view/305061836…

Premiering this weekend at the Ryder: JOAN BAEZ: I AM A NOISE (2023) Icon of ’60s folk music & activism, Baez made the cover of TIME at 21, her relationship w/ Bob Dylan was widely publicized, & she famously performed “We Shall Overcome” at the March on Washington.

Last chance to see prize-winning documentary FOUR DAUGHTERS (2023) at the Ryder. Submitted by Tunisia as their official entry to the 96th Academy Awards, this ambitious documentary bends the edges of narrative form in service to the stories of brave, bold, & complicated women.

Many of our Ryder regulars have already seen JOAN BAEZ: I AM A NOISE and FOUR DAUGHTERS. Stop by for an encore, or bring your family in before they leave town! See our website for more details.

THUNDER ROLLS! THE WORLD OF BLIND BASEBALL Waldron Arts Center | Sun, Dec 3 @ 1:30pm Though this film isn’t part of The Ryder Film Series, you should see it anyway! Follows the Indy Thunder in their quest to win a world championship. If you miss us, come see JOAN BAEZ again!

This weekend at the Ryder: THE LIFE & TIMES OF ALLEN GINSBERG! “A fascinating portrait of the visionary poet.” – Newsweek Jerry Aronson's groundbreaking documentary premiered at the 1993 Sundance Film Festival to much acclaim—30 years later it has been digitally remastered.

The Ryder is back this weekend with THE CRIME IS MINE! Paris 1935, a young actress has just been acquitted of murdering a famous French producer. However this is where the story just begins. Is she really innocent or has she gotten away w/ murder? Check our site for details.

See tomorrow's award-winners today at The Ryder! PAST LIVES, which some of you saw when we screened it last year, was voted Best Film of 2023 by National Society of Film Critics. Now playing THEATER CAMP: “a crowd-pleaser for the misfit in all of us.” –Indiewire

The The Ryder published a wonderful article about HEC's founder, Tim Maloney and the work of the Hoosier Environmental Council. Please enjoy the read! online.flippingbook.com/view/833575320…

Beginning Feb 17th, for 4 consecutive weekends, The Ryder will screen the 15 Oscar nominees for Best Short Film. Please check our site for the full schedule & ticket / pass options! theryder.com/film/oscar-sho…