Writer/director/star Michelle Morgan makes a zesty directorial debut with a clever look at relationships in the 21st century.
The visionary behind the wildly popular outdoor screening series talks about bringing films to life at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery.
The director of "No Impact Man" talks about telling the story of Los Angeles through its leading food critic Jonathan Gold.
The Korean-American filmmaker on the spa-set coming-of-age story that's one of the most exciting feature debuts in Park City.
The prolific director talks about the intersection between his personal and professional life that led to his latest film, the influence of Paul Mazursky and why women are where it's at right now.
Foreign and arthouse cinema get their closeup at the LA Times' free screening series at the Sundance Sunset.
Programmers from the Academy, Drafthouse LA, Cinefamily and UCLA gathered at the Hammer to talk shop and spill secrets on how and why certain films play in LA and others don't.
The school's director of programming and special projects on building one of L.A.'s most diverse (and free) screening series.
The director and the frizzy-haired multi-hyphenate talk about their latest film, a comedy in which a future involving augmented reality becomes a little too real.
On the madman behind the crazy Cinefamily screening series that ends its run this Saturday with "Escape from New York."
One of LA's best screening series is curated by one of its most exciting young producers.
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.
