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The film screens on Tuesday, October 29 at 6:30 p.m.
The film screens on Tuesday, October 22 at 7:00 p.m.
Join High & Dry collaborators on their journey navigating three days of co-creation in this circus full of artists, dreamers, thinkers, and what the event organizers call “facilitators of sensitive but provocative interactions" — otherwise known as the Bombay Beach Biennale.
The first dispatch in a series exploring the Salton Sea and lithium extraction in Imperial Valley.
The film screens July 2 at the Landmark Westwood Theatre, immediately following with a pre-recorded Q&A with award-winning Icelandic director Baltasar Kormákur.
The film screens June 25 at the Landmark Westwood Theatre, following with an in-person Q&A with director/writer Christy Hall.
The film screens June 18, immediately following with an in-person Q&A with lead actor Keith Kupferer.
The film screened June 11, immediately following with an in-person Q&A with writer and director Josh Margolin and co-star Fred Hechinger.
Learn more about the legacy of schools and teachers who helped John Lithgow experience the power of arts education firsthand in “Art Happens Here.”
In its 25th anniversary year, Fine Cut Festival of Films hosted a summit to help student filmmakers navigate the festival circuit with the advice of an esteemed group of panelists from many aspects of the film industry — writing, directing, programming, educating, and more.
The film screened March 26, with a Q&A with actor Michael Chiklis and producer Mark Ciardi immediately following the screening.
The film screened March 19, with a pre-recorded Q&A with director Thea Sharrock shown immediately after the screening.
The film screened March 12, with an in-person Q&A with KCRW host and THR editor Kim Masters, whose mother was one of the children rescued by Nicholas Winton.
The film screened March 5 at the Landmark Westwood Theatre, with an in-person Q&A with director/producer Paul Dektor.
With "Oppenheimer" leading the way, many of PBS SoCal's "Variety: Actors on Actors" Season 19 guests received Academy Award nominations Tuesday — including Emma Stone, Mark Ruffalo, Bradley Cooper and Robert Downey, Jr.
The cheeseburger was supposedly invented by Lionel Sternberger at The Rite Spot in Pasadena, when he added a slice of cheese to a regular beef burger and called it the "Aristocratic Hamburger." But the real history behind this fast food staple is a bit more complicated.