UPDATE: Exciting new films and events are heating up at The Triplex this week, with thrilling heist movies and thought-provoking documentaries set to captivate audiences. “Now You See Me: Now You Don’t” and “The Mastermind” promise a dynamic double feature that showcases the best of the heist genre, blending humor with suspense.
Just announced! Ruben Fleischer’s “Now You See Me: Now You Don’t” follows a group of illusionists as they plot to take down a corrupt billionaire, highlighting the clever twists heist films are known for. Meanwhile, Kelly Reichardt’s “The Mastermind” tells the gripping tale of a suburban dad risking it all for a local art museum heist. Both films open today, appealing to fans craving excitement and clever storytelling.
In a separate but equally captivating event, “Nuremberg” premieres on November 15, 2025. This gripping drama stars Rami Malek as a U.S. Army psychiatrist who confronts notorious Nazi war criminal Hermann Göring, played by Russell Crowe. The film explores the chilling realities of the Nuremberg Trials and the psychological complexities of justice.
Fans of classic cinema won’t want to miss “Chinatown” on November 15, 2025, part of The Triplex’s “The New Hard-Boiled” series. This iconic film features Jack Nicholson as a private detective unraveling a web of corruption in 1940s Los Angeles, making it a must-see for noir enthusiasts.
On November 16, 2025, join a discussion following the screening of “Floyd Abrams: Speaking Freely”, a documentary about the influential First Amendment lawyer. The event will feature a video interview led by Fred Rutberg, offering insights into Abrams’ landmark cases that shaped free speech in America.
In another highlight, the documentary “Slay” screens on November 16, 2025, exploring the dark side of the fashion industry. Filmmaker Rebecca Cappelli investigates animal cruelty and greenwashing within major luxury brands. The event will include a discussion with environmental experts and a clothing swap to encourage sustainability.
The series “The New Hard-Boiled” wraps up with a screening of “Night Moves” on November 19, 2025, featuring Gene Hackman as a private investigator on a complex case. Filmmaker Matthew Penn will lead a post-screening discussion, providing insights into his father’s work in the genre.
Mark your calendars for November 20, 2025, when the Queer Cinema Club returns with “The Watermelon Woman”, a celebrated indie film. Enjoy special soups from local chefs during the event, benefiting The People’s Pantry.
Fans looking for a musical experience should not miss “Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere”, ending on November 21, 2025. The film chronicles Bruce Springsteen’s artistic journey after his rise to fame, showcasing a pivotal moment in his career.
Finally, prepare for the return to Oz with “Wicked: For Good”, launching on November 21, 2025. This sequel promises to explore the complex relationship between Elphaba and Glinda amidst rising tensions in Oz.
With an array of captivating films and events, The Triplex is the go-to destination for entertainment this November. Don’t miss out on these unique experiences—check the schedule, grab your tickets, and share the excitement with friends!
