Welcome to Mesilla Valley Film Society

The Mesilla Valley Film Society is a non-profit organization with a working board of directors and a volunteer staff, which presents alternative, foreign and independent film and video to the southern New Mexico and El Paso/Juarez areas.

Screening Times

Shows run every evening Friday through Thursday at 7:30 PM., with the Sunday matinee at 2:30 PM. Unless otherwise noted, CineMatinee screenings are Saturday at 1:30 PM.

Admission Prices

Regular - $7, Matinees -  $6, Members - $5, Seniors over 60 and students with ID - $6, Wednesdays - $5. A classic or documentary film is free to all Film Society members each calendar period.

Now Playing

Solitary Man

Solitary Man
Michael Douglas deserves serious award attention for his triumphant performance as the tormented Ben Kalmen, a fast-talking, moneymaking New York car dealer facing professional and personal disasters. His method of warding off aging, job scandal and a heart problem is to screw women, the younger the better. That includes Allyson…

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Saturday's CineMatinee

Lonely Are The Brave

Lonely Are The Brave
Dalton Trumbo wrote this elegy to the western. Kirk Douglas gives one of his finest performances as an out-of-place cowboy in the modern west—almost like a time traveler. The theme of the movie is eloquently set up by the opening of the film in which we see Douglas reclining beneath…

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Announcements

Special Guests, Music, MVFS/Allen Theatres Announcement
September 4th, 1:30 PM - Stephanie Argy and Alec Boehm, the co-directors, co-producers and co-screenwriters of The Red Machine will make a special guest appearance for our showing of their first full length feature film. We will also be showing their delightful short film, Ghandi at the Bat. September 15th, 7:00…

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Special Feature

The Red Machine

The Red Machine
The Red Machine is a lean, intense thriller about a disgraced spy for the U.S. Navy and a jailed safecracker who team up to steal the secret of the Japanese version of Enigma, the Nazi cryptography machine. It’s set in Washington, D.C., in the 1930s when Japan and the United…

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