Academy Award-winning producer David Dinerstein kicks off The Sidney Poitier New American Film School’s Spring ‘26 Speaker Series with a Black History Month screening of his 2021 documentary “Summer of Soul” followed by a conversation about the film and an audience Q&A.
Film Synopsis - Ayka
Ayka, a young Kyrgyz migrant worker, just gave birth in Moscow. She can’t afford to raise a child. She has no job, debts to be paid, not even a room of her own. But there is no way to suppress her natural instincts.
Join us for a Q&A session with Canon, U.S.A. for a chance to get your questions answered about the Canon Volumetric Innovation Challenge before the proposal deadline February 5.
“We can go anywhere, do anything... we just gotta stick together!" - Luca
Close out the ASU MIX Center's Spring 2026 Moonlight Movie Nights season with Luca, a warm and joyful story about friendship, growing up, and finding the courage to be yourself. Set along the Italian coast, this film offers a relaxed, feel-good way to welcome the warmer evenings of May.
“Bless your heart with magic light; I give the gift of fairy sight!" - Crysta
Revisit a beloved animated classic with FernGully: The Last Rainforest at Moonlight Movie Nights! This film combines fantasy, music and environmental themes, making it a meaningful and entertaining choice for Earth Month.
The screening begins at 6:30 p.m. MST on the ASU MIX Center's outdoor screen unless otherwise noted due to weather or event needs.
“It's a family tradition." - La Luna (2011)
Moonlight Movie Nights commemorates a special celebration as part of ASU MIXiversary at the ASU MIX Center and ALT (Art, Light, Technology) Fest at the Mesa Arts Center!
Join us for a family-friendly outdoor screening of Pixar Short Films Collection 2 to the celebration.
“We’re warriors who serve the good and light and the universe." - Mrs. Whatsit
Join our Moonlight Movie Nights series for a screening of A Wrinkle in Time, a visually rich story that blends imagination, adventure and heart!
Moonlight Movie Nights is all about creating shared moviegoing experiences in an open, welcoming outdoor setting. Guests are encouraged to bring blankets, lawn chairs and enjoy a comfortable evening watching a film together.
This event has been postponed, the new date is not yet determined. However, the location details remain the same. We apologize for the inconvenience and will inform you of the new date once it's confirmed. Thank you for your understanding.
A Leonardo Art Science Evening Rendezvous (LASER)
“Love is putting someone else's needs before yours.” - Olaf
Moonlight Movie Nights returns for a new season presented by the ASU MIX Center Community Action Board. Join us for a screening of Frozen on the MIX Center’s outdoor screen. Bring your blankets, friends, and family for an evening of music, adventure, and winter magic in downtown Mesa!
Film Synopsis - When the Phone Rang