O Cinema is once again thrilled to host the 2026 Oscar Nominated Short Films program, a nationally touring celebration of the year’s finest short films. Featuring the Animated, Documentary, and Live Action nominees from this year’s Academy Awards, this special showcase offers an extraordinary chance to experience a diverse collection of global cinematic excellence.

O Cinema is once again thrilled to host the 2026 Oscar Nominated Short Films program, a nationally touring celebration of the year’s finest short films. Featuring the Animated, Documentary, and Live Action nominees from this year’s Academy Awards, this special showcase offers an extraordinary chance to experience a diverse collection of global cinematic excellence.

O Cinema is once again thrilled to host the 2026 Oscar Nominated Short Films program, a nationally touring celebration of the year’s finest short films. Featuring the Animated, Documentary, and Live Action nominees from this year’s Academy Awards, this special showcase offers an extraordinary chance to experience a diverse collection of global cinematic excellence.

In honor of its 30th Anniversary, O Cinema's Queer As Cult series presents BOUND -- a sleek, sexy and sapphic crime thriller.

In PARIAH, a teenager in Brooklyn struggles to balance clashing identities, putting her friendships, family ties, and emotional well-being at risk as she searches for a way to understand her sexuality. For February's Queer As Cult, O Cinema proudly presents Dee Rees' powerful coming-of-age film during Black History Month to celebrate both the gay and black communities. ?

A timid man is swept off his feet when an enigmatic, impossibly handsome biker takes him on as his submissive.

How far would you go searching for something that may not exist? A 19th century treasure-hunter’s journal inspires a captivating journey to seek out and surf a mythical, never-ridden wave in some of the most remote and dangerous waters of the Atlantic Ocean.

The latest Silents Synced installment is a genre-bending mashup of silent cinema and alt-grunge: A Woman of the World paired with Pearl Jam!

“Emerald Fennell’s bodice-ripping treatment of a classic.”