This potentially final take on pandemic-era cinema includes a look at theater reopenings in Cambridge and Somerville, Memorial Day viewing and a couple of new streaming options: George Romero’s long-missing “The Amusement Park” and the mysterious drama “My True Fairytale.”

This coronavirus edition of movies to shelter with includes Michel Franco’s dystopian “New Order” and newer fare such as “Those Who Want Me Dead,” but the real news is that the waning of the coronavirus pandemic is bringing The Brattle Theater back to life.

There’s film ahead! This coronavirus edition of movies to shelter with includes Robert Machoian’s taut portrait of an unconventional marriage, “The Killing of Two Lovers”; another love triangle in “Touch”; and less memorable screenings of Netflix’s “Oxygen” and “Woman in the Window.”

This coronavirus edition of movies to shelter with includes Week 2 of the Independent Film Festival Boston, full of lively musical documentaries and bleakly absorbing procedurals, as well as DocYard features and new films, from the political “Human Factor” to an unwanted “Stowaway.”

This coronavirus edition of movies to shelter with includes Questlove’s “Summer of Soul” and other Independent Film Festival Boston fare; the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s joyously crowdsourced “Collision Shop” and a batch of works from Netflix animation to Shudder lunacy.

This coronavirus edition of movies to shelter with includes major category Oscar picks – what will win and what should win – and a couple of new films to consider (though not for the Oscars). One is a very timely piece of pandemic horror.

This coronavirus edition of movies to shelter with includes some Earth Day offerings, an Oscar entry from Norway, a more genial “Borat”-style punking of the public and some action flicks of varying quality.

This coronavirus edition of movies to shelter with includes two Brattle streams from first-time documentary filmmakers and the Oscar-nominated “Two Distant Strangers,” but also goofy genre flicks from Netflix such as “Thunder Force” and “What Lies Below.”

This coronavirus edition of movies to shelter with includes The Wachowskis’ “Bound” as part of the year’s Wicked Queer film fest, and a bunch of works new to streaming and the big screen such as “Shiva Baby” and an “Operation Varsity Blues” doc.

This coronavirus edition of movies to shelter with includes the 37th Annual Boston LGBTQ+ Film Festival, an intriguing DocYard selection in “The Choice” and new films including the documentary “Tina” and “Zack Snyder’s Justice League.”