Word came out a week or so ago that Sun-Ray Cinema, one of the last indie theaters in North Central Florida — and probably the only theater in the southeast daring enough to play experimental and indie films outside of a film festival — closing its doors. 

Sun-Ray said on its Facebook page that July 31 would be its last day showing movies before they leave the space. The theater plays new mainstream movies like Planet of the Apes, IF, and Inside Out 2, and throwback favorites like Shrek and Madagascar, and many of these films are scheduled over the next few months. At For Film’s Sake, though, we’re primarily interested in the lesser-known and experimental films playing at Sun-Ray.

There’s still time to watch a few more movies and eat some of the best theater food. Here are some films scheduled in May, June, and July that we think you should put on your calendar and actually go see. (We’re not too into recorded music concerts, but Sun-Ray is playing Depeche Mode 101, GHOST: Rite Here Rite Now, and X if those kinds of movies are your jam.)