Mark Burger

Fans of Oceanic Airlines Flight 815 will undoubtedly want to book passage for the East Coast premiere of the eagerly anticipated documentary feature Getting LOST, which will be shown at 3 p.m. Sunday, October 27 at Marketplace Cinemas, 2095 Peters Creek Parkway. Tickets are $10 and are available on Fandango and at https://www.mpcws.com/.

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Having played Ray Kroc, the entrepreneur who transformed McDonald’s into a worldwide franchise, Michael Keaton now essays the title role in

November comes on like gangbusters for the Old Town Film Series, with a trifecta of mob movies scheduled to be screened on successive Thursdays beginning at 7 p.m. at the

It could be said that the 25th-anniversary screening of Troy Duffy’s The Boondock Saints this Thursday sees the film back on the big screen … for the very first time.

Actress Anna Kendrick turns director in Woman of the Hour, a fact-based true-crime drama with a perceptive Ian McDonald script (originally titled Rodney and Sheryl) that languished on Hollywood’s “Black

MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS (Kino Lorber Studio Classics): Boasting the ultimate all-star cast and spectacular period and opulence, director Sidney Lumet’s 1974 Agatha Christie whodunit was an international box-office smash that rejuvenated the Christie franchise and remains elegant escapist entertainment at its best, half a century later.

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With its 90th season in full swing, the Little Theatre of Winston-Salem will present its fall “Youth Production” of “The Stinky Cheese Man & Other Fairly Stupid Tales,” which runs

Co-directed by executive producers Adam Schindler and Brian Netto, the thriller Don’t Move (Netflix) doesn’t tread any new ground but puts an effective, no-nonsense spin on familiar genre elements. It’s