Denver Film Society, at StarzFilm Center in the Tivoli, 900 Auraria Pkwy., presents: June 6-12, Jar City; 13-19, Stuck and Tuya’s Marriage; 20-26, Mister Lonely and The Edge of Heaven; 27-July 3, Mother of Tears and Water Lilies; July 4-10, The Gits and XXY.
     The Movies That Missed Us – great films that weren’t shown in a Starz Film Festival for various reasons – every June Wednesday, 7p.m.: 11, Benjamin Smoke, a Southern Gothic Rock-umentary; 18, Seom (The Isle), from one of South Korea’s best filmmakers, Kim Ki-duk; and 25, Taxidermia, a Hungarian family searching for paths to immortality.
     Old School, New School, compares “classic cinema” of two generations: June 13, Rear Window (1954) and Disturbia (2007).
     Seeing Double – two films from one source novel: Swing Time (1936) and Save the Last Dance (2001), June 19 & 21.
     CineClub: Je Ne Suis Pas La Pour Etre Aime, June 17, French film, plus pastries.
     Kids First! Free Movie offers a different kid flick every Saturday at 10:30a.m.: June 7, Care Bears – Sharing in the Sunshine; 14, Bob the Builder – 3 Musketrucks; 21, Inspector Gadget – Big Little Problems; 28, Care Bears – Ups and Downs.
     Young Filmmakers Workshop is June 30-July 11, for aspiring filmmakers.
     For program details and synopses of films, visit www.denverfilm.org.

Landmark Theatres, at the Chez Artiste  (2800 S. Colorado Blvd.), the Esquire (590 Downing St.) and at the Mayan (110 Broadway) theatres, present:
     Opens June 6: Jellyfish, award-winning film about three women in modern-day Tel Aviv. Reprise, two friends endure passions of youth and the perils of fate.
     Opens June 13: Surfwise, documentary about the legendary/unconventional first family in surfing; The Children of Huang Shi, inspired by true events, a young British journalist rescues 60 orphans; The Promotion, humorous look at two men vying for same job; Bigger, Stronger, Faster, explores America’s love for steroids.
     Opens June 20: OSS 117: Nest of Spies, French satire of spy-thrillers; Mongol, historical epic of Genghis Khan; War, Inc., John Cusack lampoons American war profiteering.
     Opens June 27: When Did You Last See Your Father?, son deals with father’s terminal illness; Savage Grace, tragic story of the rich heirs to Bakelite plastics fortune.
     Midnight Madness at the Esquire: June 6 & 7, Grindhouse; 13-14, Jaws; 20-21, Evil Dead 2: Dead by Dawn; 27-28, Bruce Lee in Enter the Dragon; July 4-5, uncut version of American Psycho.
     For current schedule, call 303-352-1992 or visit: www.landmarktheatres.com.

Neighborhood Flix Cinema & Cafe, 2510 E. Colfax Ave., presents:
     Opens June 13: How the Garcia Girls Spent Their Summer, tenderly comic, intimate portrait of three generations of women finding love. Opens June 20: Sangre de Mi Sangre, dark mystery about a Mexican immigrant’s identity theft and betrayal.
     Opens June 27: I’m Through With White Girls (The Inevitable Undoing of Jay Brooks), quirky romantic-comedy addressing race, class, and cultural identity in America; Yella, supernatural thriller set against the malaise of corporate culture in modern Germany.
     Get current movie schedule: 303-777-FLIX or visit www.neighborhoodflix.com.