Onancock International Films Fall Season

September 10

Disclosure Day (2026)

Rated PG-13

US/English

Steven Speilberg does something brilliant with Disclosure Day. He uses aliens, and our preconceived notions about their vastly superior technology, to present empathy as a tool with unstoppable power. It stars Emily Blunt and Josh O’Connor racing to expose an 80-year government UFO cover-up. If you found out we weren’t alone, if someone showed you, proved it to you, would that frighten you? A sci-fi thriller, and a close encounter with classic-era Spielberg.

October 8 

Colours of Time (2025) 

Not Rated

France/French

Colours of Time (La Venue de l’avenir) is a French comedy-drama which follows the lives of the distant cousins who inherit an old, abandoned house in rural Normandy. As they retrace the steps of Adèle, their 20 year old ancestor, the story cuts dynamically between 2025 and the Belle Époque era of 1895 while Adèle searches for her mother in Paris and meets artists like Claude Monet. This is a warm, nostalgic meditation on art, family legacy, and how looking into the past helps people understand the present.

November 12

I Swear (2025) 

Rated R

UK/English

Scottish activist John Davidson does not like the word “disability,” so we will refer to his diagnosis of Tourette’s Syndrome as a condition. Based on his true story, we follow John from his misunderstood youth with severe Tourette’s syndrome to receiving an MBE from Queen Elizabeth II in 2019. I Swear doesn’t sugarcoat the challenges of Tourette syndrome while delivering an uplifting tale of resilience. The film masterfully balances hilarious comedy with profound emotional depth, creating moments where you will laugh and cry at the same time.

December 10 and 13

CHRISTMAS MOVIES

Stay tuned for news about RCEC’s FREE Christmas movies, the annual kick-off to the OBCA (Onancock Business and Civic Association) Christmas Homes Tour weekend. Once again, we will provide a Christmas movie on Thursday night for our Onancock International Films audience and another Christmas movie on Sunday afternoon before the OBCA parade aimed more for families with children – both FREE including popcorn and soda. Our Christmas gift to you!