DULUTH’S VERY OWN NONPROFIT, INDEPENDENT MOVIE THEATER
Every day we’re showing the best in all types of cinema – from new releases to documentary films, to classic and cult favorites, and foreign films. Our programming is thoughtfully curated with our community in mind.
NOW SHOWING

THANK YOU VERY MUCH
A look at the all-too-short life and career of enigmatic comedy legend and “song and dance man” Andy Kaufman, including never-before-seen footage and intimate interviews with friends, colleagues and family members.

DEATH OF A UNICORN
A father (Paul Rudd) and daughter (Jenna Ortega) accidentally hit and kill a unicorn while en route to a weekend retreat, where his billionaire boss (Richard E. Grant) seeks to exploit the creature’s miraculous curative properties.
CELEBRATING GENE HACKMAN

Unforgiven
March 25 – 7PM

Hoosiers
March 27 – 7PM

The French Connection
April 1 – 7PM

Mississippi Burning
April 2 – 7PM
SPECIALTY SCREENINGS

TRAIL RUNNING FILM FESTIVAL
April 12 – 6:00PM
The Duluth Foot Trails Alliance is hosting the 2025 Trail Running Film Festival. The festival brings people together to celebrate the joy, challenges, and beauty of trail running. This event is a fundraiser for the Duluth Foot Trails Alliance, and will feature the 90-minutes of trail running films that are part of the festival, as well as tabling from sponsors and drawings for cool prizes. Together, let’s celebrate all the things that make trail running so incredible!

JUNK FOOD FILM FESTIVAL 2025
May 16th & 17th
A two-day, eight-film celebration of genre films, cult classics, and movies that are so bad they’re great. Special opening night guest: Bobcat Goldthwait.
Purchase tickets through the TICKETS link below.
More info at JUNKFOODFILMFESTIVAL.COM
For all ticketing questions, please email boxoffice@zeitgeistarts.com

“Film is an important means of communication. It is an art form that can unite us, define eras, influence change, and bring us comfort. Since I started coming to the Zinema, I always looked forward to seeing films about new cultures, innovative filmmaking, and odd and refreshing ways of telling stories. As a programmer, I try to find things that are, above all, interesting. I try to show stories you haven’t seen, perspectives that take space in your head for days after viewing. Movies that welcome, movies that push the boundaries, and movies that we can actively cheer or dance at. Most of my favorite cinematic memories have taken place in this building and I want to create that same thing for you.”
Zinema Programmer & Manager
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