Cognitive Film Society

Cognitive Film Society

The Mummy, 1999 - ★★★★
Swashbuckling adventure and thrills like they used to make ‘em!
Apr 9 • Cognitive Film Society
Unresolved Chords and Ceramic Dreams
Chronovisor and Two Seasons, Two Strangers are our Top Picks from New Directors/New Films 2026
Apr 8 • Doug Hesney, Yelena Fradlis, and Cognitive Film Society
You Don’t Make Up For Your Sins In Church
Redemption Without Sacrifice In Mean Streets
Apr 6 • Geoff Wolinetz and Cognitive Film Society
Ben-Hur, 1959 - ★★★★
Pretty sure when men say they think about the Roman Empire “all the time”, they really just mean Ben-Hur.
Apr 5 • Cognitive Film Society
The Drama, 2026 - ★★★★½
The most honest film about "the big issue" that I've ever seen.
Apr 5 • Cognitive Film Society
Je T’Aime, Je T’Aime, 1968 - ★★★★
Time and memory are not nearly as linear or logical as we perceive.
Apr 5 • Doug Hesney
Annie Hall and the Women Who Changed American Movies
A Sunday afternoon tribute to Diane Keaton at the Hewlett Woodmere Public Library's Gold Theater
Apr 4 • Doug Hesney
6:35
The Man from Majorca, 1984 - ★★★★
Starsky and Hutch, Swedish edition!
Apr 4 • Cognitive Film Society
Simon of the Desert, 1965 - ★★★★½
It’s said that prophecy comes in dreams.
Apr 3 • Cognitive Film Society
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, 2026 - ★★½
I wouldn't play a video game based on this movie.
Apr 3 • Cognitive Film Society
The Exterminating Angel, 1962 - ★★★★½
Luis Bunuel and I both share a deep and abiding fear of being stuck at a terrible party.
Apr 3 • Cognitive Film Society
13 Assassins, 1963 - ★★★★
A smoldering burn that becomes a raging inferno.
Apr 2 • Cognitive Film Society
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