JEOPARDY! INTERACTIVE
Jeopardy! Interactive brings America's Favorite Quiz Show to the big screen at Alamo Drafthouse DTLA, inviting fans to watch and play along in a live cinema-format trivia night full of suspense, laughs, and audience participation.
Fist of Legend
Jet Li’s 1994 martial-arts milestone Fist of Legend is screened at Alamo Drafthouse DTLA as part of Weird Wednesday, delivering a casual, high-energy night of iconic fights and classic cinema vibes in downtown LA.
How to Make a Killing
Late-night film screening at Alamo Drafthouse DTLA of How to Make a Killing, a darkly comic thriller about a man who must kill seven relatives to claim a multi-billion inheritance, delivering sharp dialogue and a bold LA mood.
Slavic Department Movie Night
USC's Slavic Department hosts a weekly Movie Night at Taper Hall (THH 118), screening English-subtitled Russian and Eastern European classics every Thursday at 5 PM, often with pizza.
Best Picture Film Series: Everything Everywhere All at Once
Watch Everything Everywhere All at Once on the big screen at Michelle Obama Neighborhood Library as part of a Best Picture Film Series. A thoughtful library screening with post-film discussion on storytelling, life, and multiverses.
Slanted
Screening of Slanted, a provocative documentary at Alamo Drafthouse DTLA exploring a shady cosmetic clinic's promise to turn people of color white, unpacking race, beauty standards, and medical ethics.
The Decameron
Screening of The Decameron at New Beverly Cinema in Los Angeles—an iconic Italian film by Pasolini, offered in a classic indie venue with subtitles for a cinephile-friendly LA evening.
True Romance
New Beverly Cinema hosts a midnight screening of True Romance, the cult classic crime romance from the 1990s, delivering a late-night, retro-cinema vibe in the iconic Los Angeles venue.
Super Saturday Movie Matinee @ Brewitt
Spend a family-friendly Saturday matinee at Brewitt Library watching Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse on the big screen, delivering kid-approved humor and exciting action in a cozy neighborhood venue.
The Eyes of Ghana: Film Screening and Q&A
Screening of The Eyes of Ghana at the Glorya Kaufman Community Center (Wende Museum), followed by a Q&A with the filmmakers, uncovering a hidden archive of African independence cinema in Los Angeles.
Ruth Price Documentary Screening “The Lady Can Sing”
Expose Me, Lovely (Adults Only)
Late-night midnight screening of Expose Me, Lovely (Adults Only) at the iconic New Beverly Cinema in Los Angeles, offering an intimate, adults-only cinematic experience in a classic indie venue.
Forbidden Letters & The Night Before (1973) – Double Feature
Two adult-oriented 1973 films, Forbidden Letters and The Night Before, are shown as a double feature at New Beverly Cinema in Los Angeles, offering a retro, late-evening film experience for grown-up cinema lovers.
Venus in Furs & Succubus (Double Feature)
Two cult classics, Venus in Furs and Succubus, screen back-to-back in a rare double feature at New Beverly Cinema, delivering pulpy, stylish exploitation cinema in a retro-LA venue beloved by cinephiles.
A Woman in Flames / Belle de Jour – Film Screening
Double feature screening at New Beverly Cinema: A Woman in Flames and Belle de Jour, pairing provocative French cinema in a cozy, classic indie venue in Los Angeles. Subtitled prints, late-evening programming, and a stylish nod to retro cinephilia.
I Live Here Now
A haunting psychodrama about memory and madness unfolds on the big screen at Alamo Drafthouse DTLA, inviting intimate reflection, tense atmosphere, and cinematic storytelling in downtown Los Angeles.
Fellini’s Casanova
Experience Federico Fellini’s Casanova on the big screen at New Beverly Cinema in Los Angeles, a classic Italian masterwork revived for modern audiences with lavish visuals, vivid storytelling, and the intimate repertory-cinema atmosphere.
A Face in the Crowd
Screening of the classic 1957 film A Face in the Crowd at the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles, with contextual notes and a post-screening discussion. A sharp political thriller about media manipulation and crowd psychology.
Arts Film Series @ The Miller Room
Library film series at Billie Jean King Main Library presents a thought-provoking double feature honoring Women's History Month and World Theater Day, including the 2015 documentary Many Beautiful Things: The Life and Vision of Lilias Trotter.
The Lickerish Quartet /Therese and Isabelle
Double feature screening at New Beverly Cinema: The Lickerish Quartet and Therese and Isabelle, 1970s erotic-drama classics by Radley Metzger, presented in an intimate, retro LA art-house cinema setting.
Nights in Black Leather
Late-night screening of Nights in Black Leather at New Beverly Cinema in Los Angeles. This adults-only feature delivers a gritty grindhouse vibe in an intimate, classic cinema setting, underscoring LA's cult-film heritage.
Vertigo in Concert
Experience Hitchcock's Vertigo with a live orchestral score performed by the Los Angeles Philharmonic at the Walt Disney Concert Hall, a cinematic concert that blends classic cinema with a soaring symphonic soundtrack.
Family Flicks: Inside Out
Join a family-friendly screening of Disney-Pixar's Inside Out at the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles. A lively, kid-friendly exploration of emotions unfolds in a welcoming cinema setting among art-filled galleries.
The Depraved / Campus Swingers
Two classic grindhouse features, The Depraved and Campus Swingers, screen back-to-back at New Beverly Cinema in Los Angeles. Enjoy vintage prints, sleazy 1970s flair, and a cult-cinema atmosphere in a beloved retro venue.
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