Billy Wilder Theater
Hammer Museum
Courtyard Level
10899 Wilshire Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90024
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Upcoming Films at Billy Wilder Theater
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Red Hollywood / The Master Race
Fri, Feb 27
Q&A with Mary Corey, senior continuing lecturer, UCLA Department of History.
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Hollywood Television Theatre: Wakako Yamauchi’s “And the Soul Shall Dance”
Sat, Feb 28
In person: Q&A with actor Denice Kumagai-Hoy; Brian Niiya, content director, Densho; Lily Tung Crystal, artistic director, East West Players; moderated by Professor Karen Umemoto, Helen and Morgan Chu Director of the UCLA Asian American Studies Center.
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Conbody vs Everybody: Episodes 1–3
Fri, Mar 13
In person: Q&A (after episode 1) with director Debra Granik and Coss Marte, owner of CONBODY, moderated by Distinguished Professor and Chair Robin D. G. Kelley, UCLA Department of History.
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Conbody vs Everybody: Episodes 1–3
Sat, Mar 14
Post-screening Q&A with director Debra Granik and Coss Marte, owner of CONBODY.
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Sat, Mar 21
Q&A with filmmaker Elena Dorfman; Ariel West, artist-in-residence, UCLA Film & Television Archive.
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Devoted to You / Love Unto Waste
Sun, Mar 22
Introduction by guest programmer Janet Louie, Ph.D. candidate, Harvard University. Post-screening Q&A with Louie and Michael Berry, director of UCLA Center for Chinese Studies.
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Off-Site: Gunvor Nelson Tribute I: Red Shift
Sun, Mar 22
At 2220 Arts + Archives. Introduction by film scholar Steve Anker and a pre-recorded video with filmmaker Lynne Sachs.
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Off-Site: Gunvor Nelson Tribute II: Moons Pool
Fri, Mar 27
At Academy Museum. Introduction by film scholar Steve Anker and a pre-recorded video with filmmaker Lynne Sachs.
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Gunvor Nelson Tribute III: Light Years Expanding
Sat, Mar 28
Introduction by film scholar Steve Anker.
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Sun, Mar 29
Q&A with filmmaker Charles Burnett and Ashley Clark, author of The World of Black Film: A Journey Through Cinematic Blackness in 100 Films(opens in a new tab).
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Comedy as Resistance: Hollywood Shuffle
Fri, Apr 3
In person: Introduction, including a brief talk, by Artel Great, associate professor, San Francisco State University School of Cinema, and author of The Black Pack: Comedy, Race, and Resistance. Q&A with actor Anne-Marie Johnson and Spring Mooney, daughter of comedian and actor Paul Mooney.
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The Cultural Politics of Eddie Murphy: Coming to America
Sat, Apr 4
In person: Introduction by Artel Great, associate professor, San Francisco State University School of Cinema, and author of The Black Pack: Comedy, Race, and Resistance.
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UCLA AMIA Student Chapter Takeover! Avant-Garde Animation
Fri, Apr 17
In person: Introduction by UCLA AMIA Student Chapter members Clare Britton and Molly Regan.
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UCLA AMIA Student Chapter Takeover! Reenactment
Sat, Apr 18
In person: Introduction by UCLA AMIA Student Chapter Programmer Noah Brockman.
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Harmony and Hustle: The Five Heartbeats
Sat, Apr 25
In person: Introduction by Artel Great, associate professor, San Francisco State University School of Cinema, and author of The Black Pack: Comedy, Race, and Resistance.
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The Last Laugh: Harlem Nights and the Legacy of Comedy as Resistance
Sun, Apr 26
In person: Introduction by Artel Great, associate professor, San Francisco State University School of Cinema, and author of The Black Pack: Comedy, Race, and Resistance.
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Screening: ABC-TV’s Dark Shadows
Sat, Jun 27
In person: Q&A with actor David Selby and historian Jim Pierson, editor of Dark Shadows Noir: Classic Black and White Photography From the Dan Curtis Productions Archive. Book signing with Pierson before the screening. 60th anniversary.
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Map to Billy Wilder Theater, and More Details
- Box office
- Opens one hour before show time.
- Parking
- Available in the lot under the Hammer Museum. You can enter it from the east side of Westwood Blvd, just north of Wilshire. The lot is cash-only and generally will cost $6 for a movie.
Visitor parking is also available in UCLA Parking Lot 36 at 11020 Kinross Ave if you'd like to save a buck or two.
Lastly, there is metered parking throughout Westwood Village, with the occasional non-metered street spot if you're willing to venture a bit.
Please see the theater’s parking info page (scroll down when there) for more details.