JCCAC’s monthly “Saturday Film” fosters community engagement with art through film. In 2026, the series continues its dedication to local cinephiles under the theme of “life.” In partnership with MOViE MOViE, JCCAC presents six contemporary narrative and art films: Parasite, Robot Dreams, The Farewell, The Weasel's Tale, Swallow, and Greta. These works offer a diverse range of storytelling—from darkly satirical examinations of class conflict and family tensions to intimate portrayals of loneliness, control, and desire. Through nuanced cinematic language and narrative craft, the films probe power structures, ethical dilemmas, and psychological boundaries, inviting viewers into the spaces between external reality and inner experience, and prompting reflection on individual struggles and transformations within social and familial contexts.

Screened once a month on Saturday evenings, the series sparks dialogue about the essence of life and the subtleties of the human heart on the big screen. Audiences are encouraged to rediscover the philosophical beauty of light and the cinematic lens.