A celebration of the life and words of the Silver Jews frontman on occasion of his birthday, including readings, performances, and a documentary screening, co-presented with Jokermen and Poetic Research Bureau.

We present the L.A. premiere of a film by writer and actress Zoë Lund, newly restored by Stephanie LaCava and Manon Lutanie, followed by an unreleased video interview with Lund in 1997.

On occasion of the 30th anniversary of the film, a screening of a brand-new 35mm print of Shu Lea Cheang's prophetic queer cyberpunk eco-thriller, presented with Dirty Looks.

Praised by Martin Scorsese and awarded at Sundance, we present the world premiere restoration of Matthew Harrison’s gritty and electrifying NYC street drama.

Long unavailable in the U.S., the third feature from the master French director is a visceral postcolonial noir that can now be widely recognized as a masterpiece.

To benefit relief efforts in Gaza, a special screening of this Berlinale prize-winning documentary, chronicling former Palestinian prisoners who re-enact their experiences on screen.

Guest curated by David Schwartz, the great Polish director's little-seen early work is an astonishingly dark film that fully rejects patriotic mythology and the cliches of romantic drama.

The L.A. theatrical premiere of Durand and Chew's trilogy of hypermediated contemporary life, followed by a conversation with the filmmakers and author Chris Kraus.

One of the key cult music films of the '90s, we are thrilled to present Suki Hawley & Michael Galinsky's wry and authentic portrait of indie rock musicians on the road.