Orpheum Theatre - Upstate Films

09/07/2026

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The Sun Never Sets
Orpheum・Saugerties
Opening Friday, September 4th

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Dakota Fanning plays Wendy, whose life is upended when her older, divorced, single dad boyfriend (Jake Johnson) breaks up with her for a sunny summertime in Anchorage, telling her to see what else is out there before settling down with him. Then Wendy reconnects with her ex. A fresh take on a classic love triangle, featuring a career-best performance by Fanning, this film strikes all the endearing and funny chords.

09/07/2026

Bu****le Surfers: The Hole Truth and Nothing Butt
Zoom Close Up w/ director Tom Stern
Orpheum・Saugerties
September 14th

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Expect an experience as rebellious and energetic as the Bu****le Surfers themselves from this highly anticipated music documentary. With puppetry, animation, and interviews by creative heavy-hitters like Ice-T, Dave Grohl, Flea, Richard Linklater, and Henry Rollins, the rise of post-punk in the 80s continues its anarchic trend, especially through the deep stories from troubled times that set the stage for the psychedelic punk wildness.

09/07/2026

08/28/2026

Opening today!

Coyote vs. Acme
Orpheum・Saugerties
Friday, August 28th

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Reminiscent of Who Framed Roger Rabbit?, this meta clap-back of the film’s high-profile shelving by Warner Bros. is a savvy satire about profit-obsessed modern corporations, but told as loony as possible. A live-action animated comedy, the deeply absurdist story is a legal battle — Wile E. Coyote suing Acme for his hundreds of times using their malfunctioning products. Will Forte stars as a disgruntled lawyer, Lana Condor as his high-functioning intern (and niece), and John Cena as the ruthless corporate attorney for Acme, alongside the CG-animated Wile E. Coyote.

08/24/2026

Brother Verses Brother
Close Up w/ director Ari Gold
Orpheum・Saugerties
September 3rd

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A one-shot film that follows brothers on and off screen, Ari and Ethan, on the hunt for their dying poet father through the streets of San Francisco. Shot in one day, the script uses deep improvisation, relying heavily on the natural bond and sibling bickering of the siblings, blurring fiction and reality.