Cinema 10

Fall 2026 Schedule

9/14     I Love Boosters (United States, 2026, d. Boots Riley, English/Mandarin) 113 min R    

9/21    Moonage Daydream  (Germany/United States, 2022, d. Brett Morgen, English)  135 min PG-13

9/28     Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma (Germany/United Kingdom/United States, 2026, d. Jane Schoenbrun, English) 112 min  R

10/5     My Father's Shadow  (United Kingdom/Nigeria/Ireland, 2025, d. Akinola Davies, English/Yoruba)  94 min  R

10/19     Fiume o Morte!  (Croatia/Italy/Slovenia, 2025, d. Igor Bezinovic, Italian/Croatian) 112 min R

10/26    The Rocky Horror Picture Show (United Kingdom/United States, 1975, d. Jim Sharman, English) 100 min R

                     with a shadow cast!

11/2      The President's Cake  /  Mamlaket al-qasab  (Iraq/Qatar/United States, 2025, d. Hasan Hadi, Arabic) 105 min PG-13

11/9      Natchez  (United States, 2025, d. Suzannah Herbert, English)  86 min NR

11/16   The Christophers  (United Kingdom/United States, 2025, d. Steven Soderbergh, English) 100 min R

11/30   Stand By Me  (United States, 1986, d. Rob Reiner, English)  89 min R

                                     40th Anniversary - in honor of Rob Reiner

All films take place at the Roxy Movie Theater at 20 Main St. in downtown Potsdam, NY and begin at 7:15pm unless otherwise indicated.

This project is made possible with funds from the Statewide Community Regrants Program, a regrant program of the New York State Council on the Arts, with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature, and administered by the St. Lawrence County Arts Council.

All screenings are at the Roxy in downtown Potsdam and begin at 7:15pm unless otherwise indicated.

Our mission:

Cinema 10 has three main goals: 1) to bring films to the area which are significant artistically, socially or politically, but which generally are not popular enough in the mass market to reach our theaters, with an emphasis on current international and American independent films; 2) to increase cultural diversity in an area relatively isolated culturally and ethnically; 3) to increase the public's awareness of film as an art form.