Movie Nights: July Movies
As the season shifts into the warmth and energy of early summer, we are pleased to welcome you to the Millennium Tower Screening Room for our June Film Series — an artfully curated selection of beloved classics, family-friendly favorites, recent releases, and engaging documentaries.
We invite you to join us each Wednesday throughout July for an elevated cinematic experience, thoughtfully designed to captivate, inspire, and bring our community together.
1. Wednesday, July 1st – Cult Classic – Fourth of July
2022 ‧ Drama/Comedy ‧ 1h 30m
Fourth of July is a heartfelt comedy-drama that follows a struggling jazz pianist and recovering alcoholic who returns home to Long Island for the Fourth of July holiday. As he reconnects with his loud and complicated family, long-buried tensions, humor, and emotional truths begin to surface, creating a story that is both funny and deeply personal.
2. Wednesday, July 8th – Privé Jr. Feature – GOAT
2026 ‧ Sport/Comedy ‧ 1h 40m
GOAT is an animated sports comedy produced by Stephen Curry that follows Will, a small goat with big dreams of becoming a professional “roarball” player — a fast-paced, basketball-inspired sport dominated by larger and tougher animals. When he gets the chance to join the pros, Will must prove that heart, determination, and skill matter more than size in this fun and inspiring underdog story for kids and families.
3. Wednesday, July 15th – Musical – The Phantom of the Opera
2004 ‧ Musical/Romance ‧ 2h 20m
The Phantom of the Opera is a romantic musical drama based on the legendary Broadway production. Set in the Paris Opera House, the story follows a mysterious masked musician known as the Phantom who becomes obsessed with a young soprano, Christine. As he secretly guides her rise to stardom, love, jealousy, and tragedy unfold in a visually stunning tale filled with unforgettable music and emotion.
4. Wednesday, July 22nd – Documentary – The social Dilemma
2020 ‧ Drama/Docudrama ‧ 1h 34m
The Social Dilemma is a thought-provoking documentary that explores how social media platforms are designed to influence behavior, capture attention, and shape public opinion. Featuring interviews with former tech executives and experts, the film examines the impact of algorithms, data collection, misinformation, and screen addiction on individuals, families, and society.
5. Wednesday, July 29th – New Release – Voicemail for Isabelle
2026 ‧ Romantic/Comedy ‧ 1h 55m
Voicemails for Isabelle is a heartfelt comedy about a young woman grieving the loss of her sister, Isabelle. To cope with her grief and navigate life’s challenges, she continues leaving candid, funny, and deeply personal voicemails on Isabelle’s old phone number.
Unbeknownst to her, the number has been reassigned, and her messages are being received by a stranger. Rather than revealing the mix-up immediately, he becomes captivated by her honesty, humor, and vulnerability. As he listens to her ongoing messages, he develops feelings for her and gains insight into her life, struggles, and healing journey
We look forward to welcoming you throughout June for a dynamic and memorable month of film.
Settle into the plush seating, enjoy the elevated ambiance of the Private Screening Room, and experience exceptional storytelling right here at Millennium Tower.
