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When Sole, Raimunda, and Paula return to their village to take care of their parents’ graves, they are forced to face a past they were trying to outrun.\n\nDirector Pedro Almodóvar’s zany and heartfelt film that tackles love, loss, and forgiveness is one of a kind. He showcases his ability to bring levity to even the darkest of tales, and with Cruz at his helm, VOLVER is a special film that’s feminine and bright.\n\nAfter her death, a mother returns to her hometown in order to fix the situations she couldn't resolve during her life.", "auditorium": null, "formats": [], "quirks": [], "source_url": "https://drafthouse.com/sf/show/sad-girl-cinema-club-volver", "region": { "sacid": "san-francisco", "name": "San Francisco", "url": "https://www.stuffsac.com/san-francisco/" }, "theater": { "sacid": "san-francisco/alamo", "name": "Alamo Drafthouse New Mission", "short_name": "Alamo", "color": "#4d7c0f", "source_url": "https://drafthouse.com/sf/theater/new-mission", "url": "https://www.stuffsac.com/san-francisco/alamo/" }, "series": { "sacid": "san-francisco/alamo:sad-girl-cinema-club", "name": "Sad Girl Cinema Club", "description": "Sad Girl Cinema Club is a monthly screening series that’s for the film enthusiast who loves to get lost in their feelings. This series dives into epic romances, melodramatic plot twists, love that is lost, the pains of growing up, but ultimately films that fill you with a well of emotion. These are the kinds of films for the ones who take a “Hot Girl Walk” while listening to the saddest songs ever written, or the ones who burn candles and turn on a melancholy movie or TV series when it’s raining outside.\n\nWork through your feels and pick yourself back up on Sunday before the weekend is over with Sad Girl Cinema Club.", "source_url": null, "url": "https://www.stuffsac.com/san-francisco/alamo/series/sad-girl-cinema-club/", "film_description": null }, "showtimes": [ { "start_on": "2026-11-14", "start_at": "2026-11-14T15:00:00", "formats": [], "quirks": [], "first_seen_at": "2026-10-30T18:28:53" } ], "first_seen_at": "2026-10-30T18:28:53", "last_seen_at": "2026-10-31T02:18:31" } ] }, { "name": "Little Women", "description": "Four sisters come of age in America in the aftermath of the Civil War.", "release_year": "2019", "runtime_minutes": 135, "poster_url": "https://image.tmdb.org/t/p/w500/yn5ihODtZ7ofn8pDYfxCmxh8AXI.jpg", "trailer_url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AST2-4db4ic", "tmdb_id": 331482, "tmdb_rating": 7.8, "tmdb_url": "https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/331482", "url": "https://www.stuffsac.com/san-francisco/alamo/series/sad-girl-cinema-club/#tmdb-331482-little-women", "showings": [ { "name": "Little Women", "description": "Little Women is a timeless tale that’s been adapted over and over again, but no one has adapted quite as perfectly as Greta Gerwig. Starring an A-list cast that includes Saoirse Ronan (reunited from LADY BIRD), Florence Pugh (MIDSOMMAR), Emma Watson (HARRY POTTER series), Eliza Scanlen (Sharp Objects), and Timothée Chalamet (CALL ME BY YOUR NAME), Gerwig creates a beautiful story of sisterhood that touches on themes of grief, first loves, and female independence.\n\nThe film follows four sisters growing up in Massachusetts during the Civil War, each of them ambitious in their own ways. Saoirse Ronan plays the lead of the film, Jo March, a cunning young woman who dreams of telling stories for a living when she is older. She is often befuddled by her sister Meg (Watson), who desires to one day be a wife; is annoyed by Amy (Pugh), who trails after her like a little puppy; and is enamored with Beth (Scanlen), who is perhaps the kindest of them all.\n\nGerwig’s LITTLE WOMEN is like a cozy hug on a brisk winter day. A lovely story that brilliantly balances tears with laughs, it’s no wonder it became an instant holiday classic when it was released in theaters seven years ago.\n\nHaving already once revolutionized the coming-of-age story with her debut LADY BIRD, Greta Gerwig has somehow outdone herself with this gorgeous and thoroughly original rendition of the beloved Louisa May Alcott classic. Bringing her effusive humor, authenticity, and irresistible warmth to the otherwise mannered Civil War-era New England, Gerwig's adaptation of LITTLE WOMEN breathes visceral new life into the March sisters – portraying them as unique, complicated, flawed, and astonishingly human. So human that you will leave the theater wanting to text Jo March and, for several reasons, this will not be a possibility.\n\nYou may also find it physically impossible not to chef's kiss at the cast, which is as close to pitch-perfect as it gets. Starring Saoirse Ronan as Jo, Emma Watson as Meg, Florence Pugh as Amy, and Eliza Scanlen as Beth, LITTLE WOMEN also features Laura Dern (!), Meryl Streep (!), Bob Odenkirk (!), and Timothée Chalamet as the dashing but lovelorn Laurie (!!!).\n\nSave for a fireworks show, sky-written ode, or Mount Rushmore-type situation, we cannot recommend this rich, heartrending wonder of a film anymore. Its timeless charm is sure to capture the hearts of little women (and men) everywhere.", "auditorium": null, "formats": [], "quirks": [], "source_url": "https://drafthouse.com/sf/show/sad-girl-cinema-club-little-women-2019", "region": { "sacid": "san-francisco", "name": "San Francisco", "url": "https://www.stuffsac.com/san-francisco/" }, "theater": { "sacid": "san-francisco/alamo", "name": "Alamo Drafthouse New Mission", "short_name": "Alamo", "color": "#4d7c0f", "source_url": "https://drafthouse.com/sf/theater/new-mission", "url": "https://www.stuffsac.com/san-francisco/alamo/" }, "series": { "sacid": "san-francisco/alamo:sad-girl-cinema-club", "name": "Sad Girl Cinema Club", "description": "Sad Girl Cinema Club is a monthly screening series that’s for the film enthusiast who loves to get lost in their feelings. This series dives into epic romances, melodramatic plot twists, love that is lost, the pains of growing up, but ultimately films that fill you with a well of emotion. 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