As part of the Greenwich Odeum’s Centennial Celebration, we present Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, a cornerstone of the past 100 years of filmmaking. The evening is hosted by Steven Feinberg, the Executive Director of the Rhode Island TV & Film office, who provides a brief perspective on the film’s history, influence, and enduring relevance. Experience a century of cinema through one of its most unforgettable works.

The Poseidon Adventure is a gripping disaster epic built around survival, courage, and the struggle to endure against overwhelming odds. Set aboard a luxury ocean liner overturned by a massive rogue wave on New Year’s Eve, the film follows a small band of survivors who defy the ship’s upside-down labyrinth in a desperate attempt to reach safety. Led by the determined Reverend Frank Scott, the group must navigate flooded corridors, collapsing structures, and rising panic, each step testing their resolve and faith in one another. Directed by Ronald Neame and featuring standout performances from Gene Hackman, Ernest Borgnine, and Shelley Winters, the film blends suspense, spectacle, and human drama into a relentless ascent toward survival. A landmark of 1970s disaster cinema that captures both the terror and resilience of people pushed to their limits.