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.
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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...
Richard Glatzer and His Cast on the Good Done By “Grief” 20 Years Later
The "Still Alice" co-director and the cast of his first feature reflect on the dramedy shot at the height of the AIDS epidemic at a reunion ...
Great Conversations ’14: James Gray on “The Immigrant”
The director tells crazy stories about getting permission to film at Ellis Island, working with Joaquin Phoenix & the personal touches he ga...
Great Conversations ’14: Louis CK & Robert Downey on “Putney Swope”
The comedian talks with one of his biggest filmmaking influences for the first time & learns even wilder stories than what ended up onscreen...
Great Conversations ’14: Carl Reiner on His Directorial Debut “Enter Laughing”
The comedy legend talks about how he got into show business and turning the story into his first film as a director.
Christopher Nolan’s Five Unexpected Inspirations for “Interstellar”
In a conversation with Guillermo Del Toro, the director spoke about the inspiration of "Greed" and "Treasure of Sierra Madre" on the space a...
Ridin’ High: “Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle” Turns 10
On the birth of the cult classic and the many times it nearly fell apart.
