Trylon Microcinema celebrates ten years with secret quintuple-feature

After opening in an old warehouse, Trylon moved to spiffy new quarters in 2017. /Leila Navidi

Trylon Microcinema has encouraged moviegoers to take a chance on lesser-known titles for years, so it makes sense that the Minneapolis revival house is celebrating its 10th anniversary by asking fans to come to movies without knowing the titles.

It's $10 per show or $40 if you want to do the whole day of five movies, Saturday, Sept. 21. If you need some clues about what you'll be seeing, Trylon offers that the 1 p.m. movie is a classic Japanese comedy ("Tampopo," maybe?), the 3 p.m. show is a 1970s crime drama ("French Connection?"), 5 p.m. is film noir ("Detour" sure would be fun and it's short enough to accommodate a dinner break), 7 p.m. is a classic French thriller (sounds like it could be "Diabolique" or "Rififi") and 9 p.m. is kung fu action ("Enter the Dragon" is one of zillions of possibilties there).