Three steps to movie night.
Join for free
Bring a valid photo ID and a major credit card (Visa, Mastercard or AmEx). No annual or monthly fees.
Browse & borrow
Wander the stacks or search above. Every rental is $5.25 — new releases go home for 3 nights, the main catalog for 7.
Return & repeat
Drop it back during open hours, 11am–10pm daily, and grab the next one. Prepaid packs make checkout instant.
Where to start wandering.
Our shelves are organized the way film lovers think — by country, director and movement, not by algorithm.
International
Shelved by country, then director — France, Italy, Japan, Korea, Czech Republic, Brazil, Peru and dozens more.
Japan & East Asia
Ozu to Kurosawa, Wong Kar-wai to Bong Joon-ho, Hong Sang-soo to Hou Hsiao-hsien.
Latin America
Argentina, Chile, Mexico, Brazil and beyond — new voices next to the classics.
Cult & Midnight
Grindhouse, giallo, B-movies and the films your friends whisper about.
American Classics
Welles, Wilder, Hitchcock, Ford — the golden age, studio era and the New Hollywood.
Music & Musicals
Concert films, rockumentaries, MGM musicals and the Fred-and-Cyd numbers we adore.
The crew recommends.
A rotating handful from the “Recommended” shelf. Ask at the counter — we always have more.
Possession
A marriage implodes in divided Berlin — and then things get truly strange. A customer favorite.
A Summer’s Tale
Breezy, talky, sun-drenched Brittany. We once screened it under the stars for Secret Cinema.
Pierrot le Fou
Belmondo, Karina and a red convertible. So beloved we made the T-shirt.
Fantastic Planet
Surreal French-Czech animation that still looks like nothing else. Also: a T-shirt.
Harold and Maude
The ultimate cult romance. Bring tissues and a banjo.
Pandora’s Box
Louise Brooks in the role that made her immortal. Silent cinema at its most modern.
Playtime
Monsieur Hulot lost in a glass-and-steel Paris. Built to be watched twice.
Vertigo
The one the critics finally crowned. Watch it again — you’ll see something new.
2001: A Space Odyssey
Rent the Blu-ray, turn off the lights, turn up the Strauss.
The big ones, too — often first.
We stock many new releases weeks before they hit streaming and rental kiosks. And unlike a streaming queue, they don’t vanish when a license expires.
- Weekly new-release wall, DVD & Blu-ray
- Criterion, Arrow, Kino and boutique labels
- Can’t find it? Call us — we’ll check the shelves