If you ever wondered what it would be like if Gregg Araki directed *Napoleon Dynamite*, you're in luck! Simon (Kyle Gallner) is a punk rocker who is in and out of jail for pretty much ... everything. Patty (Emily Skeggs) is a spacey pet shop employee in arrested development, still living with her parents. Patty helps Simon evade the cops, and this odd couple becomes the most iconic pair on the run since Bonnie and Clyde.

Jumbo is the perfect man. He's a great listener, not too chatty, and he knows how to keep things fun. Jumbo also happens to be a tilt-a-whirl. But Jeanne (Noémie Merlant, fresh off her incendiary role in *Portrait of a Lady on Fire*) is ready to take their relationship to the next level. Featuring one of the more unorthodox sex scenes ever brought to the screen, *Jumbo* is a heartfelt tale in a league of its own. WISCONSIN ONLY

A sci-fi critique of the gig economy, *Lapsis* takes place in the not-so-distant future. Ray is a low-tech delivery man in a high-tech world. When his brother gets sick with a mysterious disease, he decides to get with the times and work as a cabler for the booming quantum computer industry. But this great opportunity turns into a vast conspiracy filled with exploitation, robots, and a grassroots rebellion that is about to take off.

The psychedelic animated masterpiece from 1981 finally gets the 4K restoration it deserves. *Son of the White Mare* is based on a Hungarian folk myth about three brothers who embark on a quest to save three princesses from the evil dragons holding them captive. The film is widely regarded as the best animated film of all time and is a visual marvel. Make sure to watch it on the biggest screen in your house.

Fritz is the son of New Zealand's most famous Tongan wrestler, Baron To'a. He's not much of a fighting man himself, so when he returns home to sell his father's house, he tries to stay neutral in the warring cul-de-sac. But when a street gang steals his father's championship belt, Fritz employs his natural-born talents to get it back. Filmed with a predominantly Tongan cast, this movie is an action-packed ode to the martial arts film tradition.

Turn-of-the-century Canadian history might not sound like your typical Hooligante fare, but Mackenzie King's quest to become prime minister of Canada is hands-down one of the wildest films of the year. Imagine a film with the hyperstylization of Guy Maddin, the hilarious subversion of John Waters, and the whimsy of "Pee-Wee's Playhouse." But you don't have to imagine because you can watch *The Twentieth Century*.