Cinema International at Murray State

10/26/2026

SCREENING: FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. NOTE: 7PM START TIME. Please join us for the spine-tingling occult horror film "Exhuma" on October 29 & 31, for a Halloween scare! In the movie, two young shamans team up with a mortician and a feng shui expert to stop a father's vengeful ghost from destroying a Korean family living in Los Angeles. As the team investigates the father's gravesite and begins to dig into the family's history, they unearth more than they bargain for and find themselves battling the ghosts of Korea's past in a fight for their own survival. All screenings this semester are on Thursdays and Saturdays at 7:00pm in Faculty Hall Room 208, half an hour earlier than past years. Closest parking is along N. 15th Street between Olive and Hughes.

10/23/2026

https://www.wkms.org/sounds-good-conversations/2026-10-22/msu-cinema-international-to-screen-mexican-revenge-thriller-dark-comedy-this-week
Prof. Tamara Feinstein and two history majors (Mike Davis and Rae Hobbs) from her HIS 310: History at the Movies class discuss the dark comedy revenge thriller "We Shall Not Be Moved", which will be screened at Cinema International on Thursday October 22 and Saturday October 24 in Faculty Hall 208. Both movie screenings are sponsored by a Pragda/Spanish Secretary of State for Culture Spanish Film Club grant. Please join us for the last Saturday screening at 7pm!

A 2024 debut by Mexican director Pierre Saint-Martin, the film tells the story of Socorro, a grieving lawyer whose brother was killed in the protests by government forces, connecting past and present as she seeks answers about this death.

10/18/2026

SCREENING: FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. NOTE: 7PM START TIME. Please join us for the revenge-thriller/dark comedy "We Shall Not Be Moved" on October 22 & 24. Socorro, a cantankerous lawyer, lives in an apartment building that overlooks the plaza where the Mexican government massacred thousands of student protesters in 1968-including Socorro's brother, whose death still haunts her. With the help of corrupt officials and a reformed narco, she fights to track down the soldier who killed her brother and questions just how far she's willing to go to obtain justice. Presented by students from HIS 310 as part of the Spanish Film Club series with the support of Pragda and the Secretary of State for Culture of Spain. All screenings this semester are on Thursdays and Saturdays at 7:00pm in Faculty Hall Room 208, half an hour earlier than past years. Closest parking is along N. 15th Street between Olive and Hughes.

10/11/2026

SCREENING: FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. NOTE: 7PM START TIME. Please join us on the musical journey of "La Salsa Vive" on October 15 & 17. Salsa is very much alive in this Colombian documentary, which traces the history of salsa music and dance from New York City, where Puerto Ricans and Cubans helped create the genre, to present-day Colombia, where the city of Cali keeps the beat alive with a lively performance and dance culture. Thrilling musical numbers and extensive interviews with salsa stars testify to the multinational, multicultural, living beat of salsa. Presented as part of the Spanish Film Club series with the support of Pragda and the Secretary of State for Culture of Spain. All screenings this semester are on Thursdays and Saturdays at 7:00pm in Faculty Hall Room 208, half an hour earlier than past years. Closest parking is along N. 15th Street between Olive and Hughes.

09/28/2026

SCREENING: FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. NOTE: 7PM START TIME. Please join us for "The Girls Are Alright" on October 1 & 3. In this film, Four actresses and a writer, playing versions of themselves, travel to an old mill in the Spanish countryside to rehearse a new play about fairy tales and princesses. As they work on the play, they learn about each other's lives, explore the mill and the nearby town, and begin to break down the barriers between art and reality. Presented as part of the Spanish Film Club series with the support of Pragda and the Secretary of State for Culture of Spain. All screenings this semester are on Thursdays and Saturdays at 7:00pm in Faculty Hall Room 208, half an hour earlier than past years. Closest parking is along N. 15th Street between Olive and Hughes.

09/21/2026

SCREENING: FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. NOTE: 7PM START TIME. Please join us for "The Tallest Dwarf" on September 24 & 26. In this documentary, director Julie Wyman explores her family history of "partial dwarfism" and works with a wide-ranging community of Little People to examine and celebrate their culture. The film uses artistic workshops, archival footage, and probing family interviews to portray dwarfism not as a problem to be erased through medical interventions, but as an identity to be celebrated. Sponsored by the Medical and Health Humanities Program. All screenings this semester are on Thursdays and Saturdays at 7:00pm in Faculty Hall Room 208, half an hour earlier than past years. Closest parking is along N. 15th Street between Olive and Hughes.

09/13/2026

SCREENING: FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. NOTE: 7PM START TIME. Please join us for the Brazilian dark comedy "The Second Mother" on September 17 & 19. This Sundance award winner follows live-in housekeeper Val, who has become deeply enmeshed in her wealthy employers' family dynamics in São Paulo. When Val's estranged daughter Jéssica comes to town to prepare for a crucial college exam, this carefully constructed world starts to unravel in darkly hilarious ways that probe Brazil's class and gender dynamics. All screenings this semester are on Thursdays and Saturdays at 7:00pm in Faculty Hall Room 208, half an hour earlier than past years. Closest parking is along N. 15th Street between Olive and Hughes.

09/08/2026

SCREENING: FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. NOTE: 7PM START TIME. Please join us this Family Weekend for the Oscar nominated "Little Amélie or the Character of Rain" on September 10 & 12. This animated feature looks at post-war Japan through the eyes of a young Belgian toddler who uses her imagination to explore a new world. All screenings this semester are on Thursdays and Saturdays at 7:00pm in Faculty Hall Room 208, half an hour earlier than past years. Closest parking is along N. 15th Street between Olive and Hughes.

09/01/2026

Our new Fall 2026 Line Up is available!!! The first film is the Oscar nominated animated feature, Little Amélie or the Character of Rain, perfect for Family Weekend (September 10 and 12). All films will be in Murray State campus's Faculty Hall, Room 208, starting at 7pm. The closest parking will be along 15th street, across the quad from Faculty Hall.

07/18/2026

Let us know in the comments. The instagram flash poll favored the 7pm slot. Do you agree?