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• These Are the Damned (1962) © Hammer Films / Columbia Pictures

  • When
    28 May 2026
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    8:00 PM - 10:30 PM
  • Location
    The 101, 101 S Texas Ave, Bryan, Texas 77803

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  Cult Classics and Cold Ones presents: These Are The Damned (1965)

  There’s something deeply unsettling waiting just beneath the surface of Hammer Films’ The Damned—and once it pulls you in, it doesn’t let go. What starts as a rebellious seaside encounter spirals into a chilling blend of sci-fi, paranoia, and cold-war dread, directed with eerie precision by Joseph Losey. This is Hammer at its most unexpected: less gothic horror, more creeping, existential unease that lingers long after the screen goes dark. 

  The 101 – 101 S Texas Ave, Bryan, TX

  Thursday, May 28, 2025 | ⏰ Showtime: 8:00 PM
  Free screening | Cold drinks available

  © Columbia Pictures 

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• Drunken Noodles (2026)

  • When
    2 Jun 2026
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    7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
  • Location
    The Queen Theatre
  • Spaces left
    32

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  Texas Premiere!

  Adnan, a young gay art student, arrives in New York City to flat-sit for the summer. He begins interning at a gallery where an unconventional older artists he once encountered is being exhibited. As moments from his past and present begin to intertwine, a series of encounters -  both artistic and erotic - open cracks in his everyday reality.

  For Pride Month, our screening of Drunken Noodles offers reflection, community, and that rare sense of “oh, they actually got this right.” If you’ve been waiting for a queer film that feels immediate, human, and just a little bit chaotic in the way real life is, don’t miss this one.

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  REVIEWS

  “Well-observed and effortlessly sexy… Everything feels aptly and pleasingly on the fly in this portrait of will-o’-the-wisp living.”                      

  VARIETY

   

  “Rarely has sexual frustration been explored with such poetry and imagination.”

  LE MONDE

   

  "Lucio Castro's superb film mixes erotic adventures and romantic misadventure.”

  LIBÉRATION

   

  Castro’s films are becalmed—New York feels lazy and empty, all dappled summer light and birdsong, and he favors understated, deliberate performances.”

  THE ART NEWSPAPER

   

  “The film, infused with constant sexual tension, [has] a certain fluidity, playfulness, mystery, and openness to reverie—and at the same time, it has the simple charm and sensuality of a bowl of noodles.” 

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• The Arts Center Indian Film Festival

  • When
    7 Jun 2026
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    12:00 PM - 10:00 PM
  • Location
    The Kimbell Building

  
  

  This screening is at The Kimbell Building Black Box Theatre, 607 N Main St, Bryan, TX 77803

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  This is not a Queens Film Society-run event. QFS members must buy tickets to attend.

  As part of The Arts Center of Brazos Valley’s 2026 Arts & Culture Festival celebrating India, this special weekend film series brings the spirit of the larger festival to the screen. The Arts Center’s season has featured Indian visual art, textiles, photography, and cultural programming throughout the spring, creating a broader community celebration of one of the world’s richest artistic traditions. This cinematic showcase continues that journey through five landmark and contemporary films spanning nearly eight decades of Indian storytelling.

  From the humanist masterpiece Pather Panchali to the dazzling dreamscape of Kalpana, from the beloved global romance Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge to the acclaimed modern works All We Imagine as Light and Cactus Pears, this is a rare chance to experience the sweep, beauty, emotion, and innovation of Indian cinema on the big screen. Whether you are discovering these films for the first time or returning to old favorites, this one-of-a-kind festival offers an unforgettable weekend of music, movement, romance, poetry, and pure movie magic. Don’t miss one of the most distinctive film events of the year.

  Sunday, June 7th
  The Kimbell Cultural Event Center
  $10/film. All-day pass available.

  12:00 PM | Pather Panchali
  Directed by Satyajit Ray (1955)
  Widely regarded as one of the greatest films ever made, Pather Panchali marks the debut of Satyajit Ray and the beginning of his celebrated Apu Trilogy.

  2:20 PM | Kalpana
  Directed by Uday Shankar (1948)
  A singular achievement in world cinema, Kalpana is the only film directed by legendary dancer Uday Shankar and stands as a dazzling fusion of dance, music, and cinematic imagination.

  5:15 PM | All We Imagine as Light
  Directed by Payal Kapadia (2024)
  One of the most acclaimed recent Indian films on the international festival circuit, All We Imagine as Light offers a poetic, deeply atmospheric portrait of contemporary urban life.

  7:15 PM | Reception

  8:00 PM | Cactus Pears
  Directed by Rohan Kanawade (2025)
  An emerging work, Cactus Pears is a romantic drama that encompasses grief, sexuality, and love. The film reflects the evolving landscape of independent Indian filmmaking.

  
  

  This is not a Queens Film Society-run event. QFS members must buy tickets to attend.
  

  The Kimbell Building Black Box Theatre, 607 N Main St, Bryan, TX 77803

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• My Summer of Love (Paweł Pawlikowski, 2004) Focus Features

  • When
    9 Jun 2026
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    7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
  • Location
    The Kimbell
  • Spaces left
    50

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  Kindred spirits from different worlds become entangled together one volatile summer in this passionate, psychological thriller. Local girl Mona (Natalie Press) is naive, reckless and filled with yearning for something more in life. Tamsin (Emily Blunt, in her screen debut) is spoiled and bored and trying to escape the confines of her prep-school existence when she draws Mona into her fantasy world. But what started as a magical friendship soon becomes laced with deception and danger.

   

  Acclaimed director Paweł Pawlikowski (Ida, Cold War) achieved international fame with feature, one that showed his ability to dazzle with the camera, sound design, and the ability to inspire expert performances from his cast. For Pride Month, a fiercely unapologetic thrill ride about the joys and the dangers of unbridled passion. For June, a steamy, white-hot drama about the leisurely days and short, but romance-filled nights.

   

  REVIEWS

  
  

  This is a rare, cogent, powerful, intelligent little film from a major cinematic talent.

  THE LIST

  
  

  In this sly and wonderfully atmospheric gem, Press and Blunt conjure up the role-playing raptures of youth with perfect poetic pitch.

  NEWSWEEK

  
  

  Exquisitely acted, directed and photographed.

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• June Meeting at the Kimbell Building

  • When
    16 Jun 2026
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    7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
  • Location
    607 N. Main st. Bryan, TX

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  Help choose August's Member-Pick’d Flick and stay for a quick round of movie trivia! We’ll kick things off at 7:00 PM with a brief update, then hold the vote and crown our trivia champs. Film fans welcome - members vote.

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