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Sense and Sensibility

2026· 2h 12m

Two Sisters, Two Hearts, One Perfect Night In

Georgia Oakley's Sense and Sensibility is the kind of romance you lean into together, following Elinor and Marianne Dashwood as they leave their Sussex home and navigate love and money with very different hearts. With Daisy Edgar-Jones and Caitríona Balfe, it is warm, swooning, and quietly witty, the sort of drama that leaves you talking about who you would be, the head or the heart, long after. A gorgeous, easy choice for a night out together.

Tender period romance
Head versus heart, endlessly discussable
Warm and swoony

Not currently screening

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The Invite

A Dinner Party That Could Go Anywhere

Olivia Wilde's The Invite is a deliciously sharp comedy and romance about Joe and Angela, a couple on thin ice who invite their mysterious upstairs neighbors to dinner and watch the night spiral somewhere unexpected. With Wilde, Seth Rogen, Edward Norton, and Penélope Cruz trading barbs and tension, it is smart, playful, and full of the will-they-reignite spark that makes for great couch talk afterward. At 96% on Rotten Tomatoes and 7.5 on IMDb, it delivers.

Witty and flirtatious
Simmering marital tension, playful not bleak
Great post-film conversation

Not currently screening

Only What We Carry

A Quiet Ache on the Normandy Coast

Jamie Adams's Only What We Carry is a soft, windswept drama set along the Normandy coast, described as a meditation on love, loss, and the quiet courage it takes to move forward. With Sofia Boutella and Charlotte Gainsbourg, it is the kind of intimate, atmospheric film that lingers and invites you to hold hands in the dark. Screenings are few this week, so if a tender, reflective night appeals, plan ahead to catch it while you can.

Intimate and atmospheric
Reflective, hand-holding tenderness
Only a handful of screenings this week

Not currently screening