Join us for a quietly stunning pairing of two masterfully composed films from director Kogonada, one of contemporary cinema’s most distinctive voices.

Columbus
In his directorial debut, Kogonada turns the modernist architecture of Columbus, Indiana into a reflective landscape for two strangers caught in emotional limbo. John Cho and Haley Lu Richardson give quietly heartbreaking performances as a son and a daughter—each tethered to the city for different reasons—who form a bond over an unspoken grief.

After Yang
A gentle sci-fi elegy about family, memory, and the digital traces we leave behind. When a beloved android named Yang malfunctions, a father (Colin Farrell) embarks on a journey through his memories and Yang’s own hidden emotional world. What begins as a tech repair story blossoms into a meditation on loss, identity, and what it means to be alive.

Minimalist but emotionally maximal, Kogonada’s films invite you to slow down, observe, and feel.