Making “Mavis!”: A Joyful Evening With Jessica Edwards and Mavis Staples on Their Delightful Doc
Catching up with the sensational 77-year-old singer who's still on the move.
To Live and Screen in L.A.
When Pharmaceutical Companies Own the Rights to Your Favorite Film & Other Job Hazards: LA Film Programmers Tell All
Programmers from the Academy, Drafthouse LA, Cinefamily and UCLA gathered at the Hammer to talk shop and spill secrets on how and why certai...
Summer in the City: John Wyatt on Giving All the Feels at Cinespia
The visionary behind the wildly popular outdoor screening series talks about bringing films to life at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery.
Summer in the City: USC’s Alessandro Ago on Complementing a Moviemaking Education with One in Moviegoing
The school's director of programming and special projects on building one of L.A.'s most diverse (and free) screening series.
Buck Henry Talks “Taking Off,” His Favorite Film, at Cinefamily
The legendary screenwriter on starring in Milos Forman's wild, comic American debut.
Worth Staying Up For: Phil Blankenship on Heavy Midnites, L.A.’s Wildest Movie Night
On the madman behind the crazy Cinefamily screening series that ends its run this Saturday with "Escape from New York."
Summer in the City: Brian Udovich on Firing on All Cylinders with Reel Grit
One of LA's best screening series is curated by one of its most exciting young producers.
Summer in the City: Mark Olsen Brings Festival Favorites Into “Indie Focus” in LA
Foreign and arthouse cinema get their closeup at the LA Times' free screening series at the Sundance Sunset.
Summer in the City: How “Last Remaining Seats” Restores the Classics in Downtown L.A.
Now in its 29th year, the screening series continues to revive the luster of both L.A.'s movie palaces and the films they show.
Interview: Hal Hartley Reflects & Keeps Firing with “Ned Rifle”
The writer/director on his retrospective in LA at Cinefamily, being a working artist and returning to the series he started with "Henry Fool...
