Downtown LA and Nearby
This area of Los Angeles includes 2220 Arts + Archives, Alamo Drafthouse, Amanda Cinema, Echo Park Film Center, Goethe-Institut Los Angeles, Heavy Manners Library, Human Resources, Last Remaining Seats, Libros Schmibros Lending Library, MOCA, Now Instant Image Hall, REDCAT, Rooftop Cinema Club DTLA, Secret Movie Club, The Broad, The United Theater on Broadway, The Velaslavasay Panorama, USC School of Cinematic Arts, and Studio Ghibli Fest. Sometimes it may also include Retroformat Silent Films.
Neighboring Areas: Eagle Rock / Glendale / Pasadena | Hollywood / Los Feliz | South Bay / Long Beach
Upcoming Films in Downtown LA and Nearby
Thu, May 15
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Jeanne Dielman, 23, Quai Du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles
Alamo Drafthouse
Part of the “Alamo Time Capsule 1975” series.
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Fri, May 16
Sat, May 17
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Earthly Movements for Bodies Eternal
REDCAT
Presented in English, Portuguese, and French with English subtitles. Note: contains abstracted scenes of birth.
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Sun, May 18
Mon, May 19
Tue, May 20
Wed, May 21
Thu, May 22
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Alamo Drafthouse
Part of the “Fantastic Fest Presents” series. Director Karan Kandhari Live in Person.
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LA Filmforum: Brigid McCaffrey’s Sanctuary Station
2220 Arts + Archives
Los Angeles premiere. Shot on high-contrast black-and-white 16mm film and Super 16. In person discussion following the screening with director Brigid McCaffrey.
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Fri, May 23
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Alamo Drafthouse
Part of the “Fantastic Fest Presents” series. Director Karan Kandhari Live in Person.
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Una mujer fantástica (A Fantastic Woman)
Libros Schmibros Lending Library
Free screening. Part of “The Best of 21st Century Latin American Cinema” series.
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Sat, May 24
Sun, May 25
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Alamo Drafthouse
Part of the “Fantastic Fest Presents” series. Director Karan Kandhari Live in Person.
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Michael Hurley, the B-52’s, Francoise Hardy, Patti Smith Doc Screening
Heavy Manners Library
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Mon, May 26
Tue, May 27
Wed, May 28
Thu, May 29
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Acropolis Cinema: Graham Swon’s an Evening Song (for Three Voices)
2220 Arts + Archives
Director in person.
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Fri, May 30
Sat, May 31
Sun, Jun 1
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LA Filmforum: Bachtiar Siagian’s Turang
2220 Arts + Archives
A landmark of Indonesian cinema from 1958, recently restored and screened at the Rotterdam Film Festival and the Barbican in London. US Premiere (as far as they can tell).
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Mon, Jun 2
Tue, Jun 3
Wed, Jun 4
Thu, Jun 5
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2220 Arts + Archives
Part of a three-program tribute to Gene Youngblood’s 1970 book “Expanded Cinema.”
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Fri, Jun 6
Sat, Jun 7
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Number, Please? / The Freshman (100th Anniversary)
Last Remaining Seats
At The Orpheum Theatre, 842 S. Broadway, Downtown LA. Set to live musical accompaniment by Randy Woltz on The Orpheum’s Mighty Wurlitzer organ.
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Last Remaining Seats
At The Orpheum Theatre, 842 S. Broadway, Downtown LA. Come early to hear the Orpheum’s Mighty Wurlitzer organ before the film. Screening will be followed by a Q&A about The Orpheum Theatre.
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Sun, Jun 8
Mon, Jun 9
Tue, Jun 10
Wed, Jun 11
Thu, Jun 12
Fri, Jun 13
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Acropolis Cinema: Roberto Minervini’s The Damned
2220 Arts + Archives
Los Angeles premiere. With Roberto Minervini in person.
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Sat, Jun 14
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100 Years of Suspense: A Hitchcock Double Feature — The 39 Steps / The Lady Vanishes
Last Remaining Seats
Hosted by Leonard Maltin. Second film will be followed by a Q&A about The United Theater on Broadway.
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Sun, Jun 15
Mon, Jun 16
Tue, Jun 17
Wed, Jun 18
Thu, Jun 19
Fri, Jun 20
Sat, Jun 21
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Last Remaining Seats
At the Million Dollar Theatre, 307 S. Broadway, Downtown LA. Followed by a Q&A about the Million Dollar Theatre.
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Sun, Jun 22
Mon, Jun 23
Wed, Jun 25
Thu, Jun 26
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Lightstruck — Gene Youngblood’s Expanded Cinema Program 2: Cosmic Consciousness & Cybernetic Cinema
2220 Arts + Archives
Part of a three-program tribute to Gene Youngblood’s 1970 book “Expanded Cinema.”
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Fri, Jun 27
Sat, Jun 28
Sun, Jun 29
Mon, Jun 30
Tue, Jul 1
Wed, Jul 2
Thu, Jul 3
Fri, Jul 4
Sat, Jul 5
Sun, Jul 6
Thu, Jul 10
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Lightstruck — Gene Youngblood’s Expanded Cinema Program 3: Television & Intermedia
2220 Arts + Archives
Part of a three-program tribute to Gene Youngblood’s 1970 book “Expanded Cinema.”
