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.

The artist and filmmaker Andrew Norman Wilson presents a live video essay dissecting the idea of success in the art world.

A rare 16mm screening of one of the first and greatest rock concert films ever made on its 60th anniversary, capturing a moment when rock n’ roll seemed poised to conquer the world.

One of the most celebrated figures in Iranian cinema, we are thrilled to present a rare screening of Saless's 1975 masterwork, a portrait of immigrant life in '70s West Berlin.

This arresting, supremely confident debut feature from Colombian filmmaker Theo Montoya is a vividly conceived and dreamlike docufiction about queer life in Medellín.

On occasion of MEMORY's 10th anniversary, a revival screening of Theo Anthony's audacious feature debut, among the most impressive nonfiction films of the 2010s.

We are thrilled to present our inaugural film festival, featuring a curated selection of 12 narrative and documentary features, all premiering exclusively in Los Angeles for the first time.

An incredible rediscovery of independent cinema, this newly restored film fuses verité and New Wave styles to capture the political and social environment of the Bay Area in the 1960s.

Among the most infamous independent films to emerge from Utah—and never commercially available on home video—Trent Harris’s cult masterpiece that deserves its reputation.