Location
Club Level Screening Room
Date
Oct 07 2026
Time
11:30 am - 7:00 pm

Movie Nights: October Movies

As the season turns and the crisp, golden days of fall settle over San Francisco, we are delighted to welcome you back to the Millennium Tower Screening Room for our October Film Series—a thoughtfully curated collection of timeless classics, family favorites, captivating new releases, and engaging documentaries.

Join us each Wednesday throughout October for an elevated cinematic experience, carefully selected to entertain, inspire, and bring our community together. Settle in, enjoy the magic of the big screen, and embrace the cozy spirit of fall with an evening at the movies.

1. Wednesday, October 7th –Classic Cult – Breakfast at Tiffany’s
1961 ‧ Comedy/Romance ‧ 1h 55m

Step into the glamorous world of New York City with Breakfast at Tiffany’s, the timeless romantic classic starring Audrey Hepburn as the effortlessly captivating Holly Golightly. The film follows Holly, a charming and enigmatic socialite, whose carefully constructed world begins to shift when she meets her new neighbor, Paul Varjak, an aspiring writer with secrets of his own.

As their lives become increasingly intertwined, an unexpected romance unfolds, revealing the vulnerability behind Holly’s glamorous exterior. Filled with iconic fashion, unforgettable music, and the unmistakable charm of 1960s New York, Breakfast at Tiffany’s remains a celebration of style, romance, independence, and the search for a place to truly call home.

2. Wednesday, October 14th – New Release – Mayday
PG-13 2026 ‧ Adventure/Action ‧ 1h 51m

Take a thrilling journey back to the height of the Cold War with Mayday, a high-energy action-comedy starring Ryan Reynolds and Kenneth Branagh. When U.S. Navy pilot Lieutenant Troy “Assassin” Kelly is sent on a top-secret mission into Russian territory, the operation takes an unexpected turn, leaving him stranded behind enemy lines with few options for escape.

His only hope may be Nikolai Ustinov, a former KGB agent with an unexpected fascination for American culture. As the unlikely pair navigate danger, suspicion, and the challenges of surviving behind enemy lines, a surprising friendship begins to emerge. Blending action, adventure, and sharp humor with the atmosphere of a Cold War thriller, Mayday delivers an entertaining cinematic experience filled with unexpected twists, memorable characters, and plenty of excitement.

3. Wednesday, October 21th – Documentary – Queen of Chest
PG 2026 ‧ 1h 33m

Discover the remarkable story of Judit Polgár in Queen of Chess, a captivating documentary about one of the greatest chess players in history. From a young age, Polgár challenged expectations by entering a world long dominated by men, rising from a Hungarian chess prodigy to become the youngest grandmaster of her time and the highest-ranked female player in the history of the game.

As she takes on some of the world’s most formidable players, including legendary champion Garry Kasparov, her journey becomes about far more than chess. Through determination, intellect, and an unwavering belief in what was possible, Polgár breaks barriers and redefines what it means to succeed. Directed by Rory Kennedy, Queen of Chess is an inspiring portrait of ambition, resilience, and the courage to challenge the rules of the game.

4. Wednesday, October 28st – Privé Jr. Feature – Toy Story 5
PG 2026 ‧ Comedy/Adventure ‧ 1h 42m

Join Woody, Buzz Lightyear, Jessie, and the beloved Toy Story gang for a brand-new adventure in Toy Story 5. As Bonnie grows older and a new high-tech tablet named Lilypad captures her attention, the toys are faced with an unexpected challenge: finding their place in a world where traditional playtime is changing.

When Jessie and Bullseye suddenly go missing, Woody and Buzz reunite to help bring their friends home and protect the magic of play. Filled with humor, heart, imagination, and the timeless friendship that has defined the series, Toy Story 5 brings the beloved characters into a new chapter—one that explores growing up, staying connected, and the enduring power of childhood imagination.