The Jane Pickens Theater & Event Center (The JPT) is setting the stage for romance with its Fell In Love With Films Series.
This weeklong celebration of love and cinema features a mix of passionate dramas, cult favorites, and timeless classics—paired with live music, festive drinks, and French pastries for an unforgettable Valentine’s experience.
“There’s something magical about experiencing love stories in a historic theater like The JPT,” said Alex Whitney, General Manager of The JPT. “We don’t just show films—we create experiences. This series is all about creating memorable moments—whether with a date, friends, or fellow film lovers.”
Swept Away (4K Restoration) (Tuesday, February 11, 7:30 PM)
An arthouse sensation, this fable-like clash of class and gender pits a wealthy Milanese woman against her working-class Sicilian deckhand after they become stranded on a remote island. Their battle of wills unfolds against a stunning Mediterranean backdrop, inspiring heated debate among its viewers. (Italian w/ English subtitles) For showtimes, tickets, and more information, click here.
Moulin Rouge (Wednesday, February 12, 6:00 PM)
Step into the world of Moulin Rouge as The JPT transforms into the iconic Parisian cabaret for a special Valentine’s celebration. Experience Baz Luhrmann’s dazzling 2001 jukebox musical on the big screen, featuring Ewan McGregor and Nicole Kidman in a passionate tale of love, art, and sacrifice. Enjoy a Valentine’s drink tasting (Aperol Spritz, Hampton Water Rosé, 1912 Cranberry Cider) starting at 6:00 and live music by MOTION AVENUE (6:15-7:15). The film starts at 7:30. For showtimes, tickets, and more information, click here.
Punch Drunk Love (Thursday, February 13, 7:30 PM)
See this cult classic on the big screen. Starring Emily Watson, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Luis Guzmán, and Adam Sandler in a career-best role as a socially anxious entrepreneur who falls for his sister’s coworker. This romantic comedy proved Sandler’s depth and cemented the rom-com as an art form. A favorite of top filmmakers and actors, it’s been called one of the best films of the 21st century. For showtimes, tickets, and more information, click here.
Casablanca (Friday, February 14, 7:30 PM)
There’s never a bad time to revisit Casablanca, arguably the greatest American film ever made. See the ultimate cinematic romance on the big screen this Valentine’s Day with your Rick, your Ilsa, or solo with a drink like Rick and his bottle of gin. Love, war, and sacrifice unfold as Rick Blaine must choose between his past with Ilsa and helping her husband, resistance leader Victor Laszlo, escape the Nazis. No exit visa needed, just a ticket to Casablanca. Free French pastries with your ticket. For showtimes, tickets, and more information, click here.
Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans (Silent) w/ Live Musical Score by Jeff Rapsis
(Saturday, February 15, 4:30 PM)
From pioneering director F.W. Murnau comes Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans, a silent-era masterpiece of love, betrayal, and redemption. Winner of the first Academy Award for Unique and Artistic Feature, its stunning cinematography and fairy-tale art direction make it a must-see on the big screen. A farmer, tempted by a city woman to murder his wife, embarks on a journey of guilt, forgiveness, and rekindled love in this hauntingly beautiful classic. For showtimes, tickets, and more information, click here.
Walt Disney’s Cinderella 75th Anniversary (Sunday, February 16, 1:30 PM)
Storytelling’s most prestigious princess turns 75 in this landmark Disney classic. Cinderella (1950) was a massive success, enchanting audiences with its stunning animation and unforgettable music. It earned three Oscar nominations, including Best Musical Score and Best Original Song, and remains a beloved fairy tale. Relive the magic on the big screen just as audiences did 75 years ago this very weekend! Meet Cinderella in the lobby from 12:30-1:30. Princess attire is encouraged. For showtimes, tickets, and more information, click here.
