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A person with a disgruntled facial expression standing near a car behind them, with the word "LOSER" spray painted on the car's doors.
The film screened Nov. 7, with an in-person Q&A with director/writer Kris Borgli immediately following the screening.
In "Alchemy Craft: Beers and Wine in Montebello" host Rosey Alvero makes signature cocktails and toasts Barney Santos from Alchemy Craft.
When you're visiting Alchemy Craft in Montebello, featured in Episode 1 of Season 3 of the PBS SoCal Original digital series "SoCal Wanderer," you can also hit up the other vendors at the BLVD MRKT food hall where the craft cocktail bar is located. And if you go for Sunday brunch, you can also catch some lowriders cruising down Whittier Boulevard.
Host Rosey Alvero in front of a row of palm trees.
The "SoCal Wanderer" digital series, a PBS SoCal Original, is back for Season 3 with visits to even more women-led businesses: Alchemy Craft in Montebello, Los Originales Tacos Árabes De Puebla in Boyle Heights, Babes of Wellness in Compton, The Tree Yoga Cooperative in South L.A. and Obet and Del's in East Hollywood/Thai Town.
An 8mm film still "The Kitchen" (1975) by Alile Sharon Larkin. The still features an image of a young Black woman being escorted by two individuals in white coats. The image is a purple monochrome.
For years, Project One films have been a rite of passage for aspiring filmmakers at UCLA's School of Theater, Film and Television. Here are eight Project One pieces born out of the L.A. Rebellion film movement from notable filmmakers like Ben Caldwell, Jacqueline Frazier and Haile Gerima.
A close up of Paul Giamatti staring wide-eyed at something in the distance.
The film screened on Tuesday, Oct. 24, with an in-person Q&A with director Alexander Payne immediately following the screening.
Fine Cut S24 Primary Image
The winners of the 24th annual "Fine Cut" were revealed during the "Fine Cut" Festival of Films showcase at the Landmark Westwood. View the full list of winners here.
A grid of profile photos of Fine Cut season 24 judges. In clockwise order, the photos are of: Michael Herrera, Everett Downing, Kelly Younger, Elizabeth Ito, Tina Mabry, Yemisi Brookes, Alison Kelly, James Lee Hernandez, and Karissa Valencia.
In its 24th season, "Fine Cut" features an accomplished panel of eight judges, each an expert in various filmmaking disciplines, who will determine category finalists and winners.
Director, crew and cast on a film set in a bedroom.
The film screened on Tuesday, Aug. 22 at the Landmark Westwood Theatre, with a Q&A immediately following with director/writer Joanna Gleason.
Helen Mirren as Golda Meir holds a glass cup in her hand with a concerned facial expression.
The film screened Aug. 15 at the Landmark Westwood Theatre, with a Q&A immediately following the screening with director Guy Nattiv.
A man holding up a guitar by its neck is embraced by a woman beside him.
The film screened Tuesday, Aug. 1 at the Landmark Westwood Theatre, with a Q&A immediately following the screening with producer Kim Roth.
Three people stare at something with slight horror.
The film screened Tuesday, July 25 at the Landmark Westwood Theatre, with a Q&A immediately following the screening with director Marc Turtletaub.
A silver-haired person wearing glasses looks down and crosses his arms while holding a cellphone in his left hand.
An in-person Q&A with director, co-writer, and star Matt Johnson followed the screening on May 9.
Four women each raise a flute of champagne while sitting inside a gondola that flies an Italian flag.
An in-person Q&A with director and co-writer Bill Holderman, and co-writer and producer Erin Simms followed the screening on May 2.
"Namak Nazar," a wooden pole sculpture, stands in the middle of the dessert. The base of the pole is encrusted with white salt that climbs up the sculpture. The top of the pole is covered with trumpet speakers that point in various directions. A person stands next to the sculpture, looking at it. They are about half the height of the sculpture. The sculpture stands in the middle of a desert landscape. A snowcapped mountain range stretches beyond.
Desert X returns to the Coachella Valley for its fourth year, building on social and environmental themes explored in earlier editions. With twelve immersive installations at sites across the Coachella Valley, viewing this year's exhibition can be an intimidating task. But we've got you covered.
Yogi Berra smiles as other jovial people laugh around him in the background.
An in-person Q&A with director Sean Mullin immediately followed the screening on April 18.
Two well-dressed people smiling at a dinner table.
An in-person Q&A with Ray Romano, actor and the film's director, and co-writer Mark Stegemann immediately followed the screening on April 11.
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