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Introducing: Cinema Tyler

Welcome to Cinema Tyler, a new project to share my love of movies with the people I love. Here’s the pitch Cinema Tyler is part traditional newsletter, part no-commitment film club/micro-cinema. The newsletter part is self-explanatory. Every week or so I’ll use this platform to share recommendations of things

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Happy Monday!

I swear I'll go back to screening movies at home soon, but I've just been having so much fun going to the theater recently. It feels like we're living through a renaissance of the theatrical experience and it rules.

The films I'm seeing this week are truly unique, singular works by exciting creators. Come enjoy them with me!

• Mon, Sept 28 @ 8:20 @ Roxie Theater – Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma (2026) – Jane Schoenbrun

I think about Jane Schoenbrun's debut film I Saw the TV Glow at least once a week. Their ability to blend themes of nostalgia, unreality, and body dysphoria with a truly singular visual style has me so excited for this follow up film. I've largely avoided spoilers and synopses so all I can tell you is that it stars Gillian Anderson and Hannah Einbinder, which really ought to be enough to convince anyone.

• Thu, Oct 1 @ 7:30 @ Balboa Theater – The History of Concrete (2026) – John Wilson

Are you a fan of Nathan Fielder's work? Like weird, deadpan humor that makes you feel like you're going insane while simultaneously understanding the world around you at a much deeper level? If so, you'll love the work of John Wilson and this weird movie about a filmmaker trying to apply the lessons he learned at a semninar on making Hallmark movies to pitch a documentary about concrete.