This year, Indie Memphis film nonprofit will screen more than 100 different movies in Memphis. It's called Indie Nights, it's affordable (some are even pay-what-you-can!) We still have a few left in January, but here's the schedule for February:

Most of the movies are on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, and are split between several venues. Most of the movies are $10+ fees and you can buy tickets at IndieMemphis.com. Some of the screenings are PWYC. Indie Memphis is also partnering with Black Lodge Video and arts group The CLTV to help host the films series.

2/6: In The Fade @ Malco Studio

After a time of mourning and injustice following the death of her husband and son in a bomb attack, Katja (Diane Kruger) seeks her own revenge. 2018 Golden Globes Winner: Best Foreign Language Film - German

2/7: International Shorts Microcinema @ Crosstown Arts

(Pay What You Can)

Selection of International Shorts submitted to the 2017 Indie Memphis Film Festival, curated by our shorts programmer Brighid Wheeler. - Norway, Canada, Indiea, South Korea, China, Mexico

2/13: Thelma @ Malco Ridgeway

A college student starts to experience extreme seizures and learns that the violent episodes are a symptom of inexplicable, and often dangerous, supernatural abilities. - Norway

2/14: Special Valentine's Day Screening The CLTV @ 652 Marshall

Event info TBA

2/20: BPM (Beats Per Minute) @ Malco Studio

Members of the advocacy group ACT UP Paris demand action by the government and pharmaceutical companies to combat the AIDS epidemic in the early 1990s. (Cannes premiere) - France

2/21: The Road Movie @ Crosstown

(Pay What You Can)

A mosaic of asphalt adventures, landscape photography, and some of the craziest sh*t you’ve ever seen, through a compilation of video footage shot exclusively via dashboard cameras that populate Russian roads. - Russia

2/27: Monsieur Mayonnaise Jewish Film Festival @ Malco Ridgeway

An audacious documentary, offering an utterly unique take on Nazis, comics and history through a visual love letter to artist and filmmaker Philippe Mora's late father. - France

2/28: MLK50 Hometowner Shorts

Civil Rights Museum

A powerful lineup of short films by Memphis filmmakers evoking themes of the MLK50 commemoration.

I must mention that if you join Indie Memphis, members get 20% off events and they get reserved seats at the Crosstown Arts events (you do have to let them know you're coming) plus a lot of other perks that you can read about here.