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Richmond City Cinema Club is all about cultivating a community of movie lovers. Our club is meant to be a fun and inclusive safe space, an easy social experience. Life is messy, but movies are cool. There's no pressure if you can't make it or don't feel like engaging once you're there... we're just happy to have you! And if you're looking to make real friends, we got you there too.
Events are movie showtimes at Studio Two Three, the Byrd, or Movieland. All movies are fair game, from independents to blockbusters, from new releases to classic films.
Sit with the group or wherever you'd like. Once the credits roll, we’ll meet up to chat about the movie and get to know your fellow moviegoers.
Upcoming events
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Laura (1944)
Jepson Hall, Jepson Hall, The Cir, Richmond, VA 23226, USA, Richmond, VA, USFree at the University of Richmond in Jepson Hall, Room 118 from Hard Light's upcoming U of Noir series. I'll be hosting the event and intro-ing the film, so come and see me on the way in and say hello! Complimentary refreshments included and Q&A to follow the film. More details here: https://hardlight.online/2026/08/20/laura-1944/
Named one of the best mystery films by the AFI, Otto Preminger’s Laura is probably your favorite director’s favorite noir. The film is full of past and future stars from the era with Gene Tierney, Dana Andrews, Judith Anderson, and a young Vincent Price, but its most important legacy may reside in its heavy influence on David Lynch’s TV series Twin Peaks where multiple plot elements are borrowed from Preminger’s noir classic. With the ghost of Laura looking over the film in a Gothic portrait and a beautiful and memorable classic theme in the score, prepare to be haunted by Laura.
— Warner West, Hard Light Cinema16 attendees
You Can See Everything (2026)
Movieland At Boulevard Square, 1301 N Arthur Ashe Blvd, Richmond, VA, US*Showtime is tentative. Movieland typically releases their schedule on Wednesdays. We will update with the actual showtime as soon as that schedule is out.
"Thirty-four days before she’s sent to prison, notorious Silicon Valley founder Elizabeth Holmes invites a skeptical film crew to document her every move. What begins as an intimate portrait of an enigmatic felon becomes a mind-bending three-year journey into the abyss."
Runtime: 174minWatch trailer here.
If this is your first movie with us, welcome! We'll be in the lobby 10-15min early if you want to say hello. Sit wherever you want, and we'll meet in the lobby afterwards to chat.
9 attendees
Blow Out (1981)
Jepson Hall, Jepson Hall, The Cir, Richmond, VA 23226, USA, Richmond, VA, USFree at the University of Richmond in Jepson Hall, Room 118 from Hard Light's U of Noir series. I'll be hosting the event and intro-ing the film, so come and see me on the way in and say hello! Complimentary refreshments included and Q&A with film faculty to follow the film. More details here: https://hardlight.online/2026/08/20/blow-out-1981/
Blow Out wears its 70s influences on its sleeves as it balances the grimy streets of a neo-noir, the frantic anxiety of a conspiracy thriller, and the pulpy sensationalism and lighting of an Italian giallo film. De Palma, an all-time image-maker in his creative cinematography and colorful lighting, blends his iconic split diopter shots with incredible sound design to create the ultimate thriller. With a plot echoing the JFK assassination and the Watergate scandal, this film ought not be missed by film and horror fans. Come and hear “a good scream” on the big screen this October!
— Warner West, Hard Light Cinema10 attendees
Halloween III: Season of the Witch (1982)
Studio Two Three, 109 W 15th St, Richmond, VA, USJoin Nowhere Cinema for a look at the best horror threequels with a screening of Halloween III: Season of the Witch!
Tickets are pay what you can with a $7 minimum. Get your tickets here: https://www.nowherecinema.com/event-details/halloween-iii
⏰ Doors 7:00pm | Start 7:30pm
🎬 Series: The Third Time's the CharmHalloween III dared to step away from Michael Meyers, abandoning its slasher theme and going for witchcraft instead. Unfortunately, the public fucking hated this move and destroyed the reputation of this fun film. It is a deeply misunderstood gem, and it's well overdue for a big screen viewing in Richmond.
This screening will be subtitled.
CW: It's tamer than the other Halloween films, but still violent and creepy. It also contains flashing lights (used in moments like the gif above). If you have any questions, please send us an email at nowherecinema@pm.me!
6 attendees
Past events
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