Los Angeles Film Critics Association presents
RED ROCKET on 35mm
Tues Mar 31 7:30PM
Q&A with director Sean Baker, lead actor Simon Rex (winner of LAFCA's Best Actor prize), producer Alex Coco & cinematographer Drew Daniels, with film critic &
@lafilmcritics.bsky.social Vice President Katie Walsh
Announcing The Game is Afoot: A Blanc Slate of Whodunnits!
A repertory series of some of cinema’s most deliciously confounding murder mysteries, chosen by filmmaker @rianjohnson.bsky.social complete with recorded intros before each screening, Dec 10 – Feb 21.
Select screenings on 35mm & 70mm!
I am so genuinely proud of our list of independent film nominees for this year's Spirit Awards; I wish people could know the integrity and passion that our nominating committees approach these selections with, but that anonymity is part of why it's so special. www.vulture.com/article/inde...
Last night was pure magic. Talking to Disney animation legends Ron Clements and John Musker about the making of THE LITTLE MERMAID was a delight. These artists made several movies that mean so much to me. Thank you to @egyptianla.bsky.social and @lafilmcritics.bsky.social for making it happen!
Another great screening coming your way LA: NORMA RAE, with THE Sally Field herself, in conversation with @claudiapuig.bsky.social! This is movie is NOT streaming, so come on out and take in a gorgeous 4K DCP at the @egyptianla.bsky.social on Wed, August 13th. www.egyptiantheatre.com/film/lafca-n...
LOS ANGELES!
Have several Hitchcocks, as a treat!:
www.egyptiantheatre.com/series/hitch...
LOS ANGELES!
Have several Hitchcocks, as a treat!:
www.egyptiantheatre.com/series/hitch...
Bleak Week New York is back! 😭 Co-presented by American Cinematheque, we are delighted to bring you 17 of the bleakest and most harrowing films, plus exciting in-persons.
www.paristheaternyc.com/series/bleak...
Shirley Clarke's great Portrait of Jason, at the Paris Theatre at 3:15pm: it's one of the few movies where seeing it in the theatre matters, because it puts the images—more recessive at home—in balance with the voice; word x2:
www.newyorker.com/culture/rich...
www.newyorker.com/culture/rich...
Very proud of this series at the Egyptian. Get in on it, Los Angeles:
www.indiewire.com/news/general...
come through if you know what’s good for you!
Another great night at the Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood: LAFCA member Peter Debruge in conversation with Brad Bird in between THE IRON GIANT and THE INCREDIBLES
Just added: The Egyptian's "A Century of Romance" series contains Queer films and films from Queer directors, highlighted here.
Check out the full program for even more classic film romances and Queer icons like Cher and Bette Davis.
Running Mar 3 - April 9, curated by @mikedockertee.bsky.social
The Stonewall Riots happened because trans people, particularly of color, rose up against state violence. You can’t even begin to tell the story without our trans ancestors and elders. www.nytimes.com/2025/02/13/n...
Hung out backstage with some true legends tonight.
We pulled off the first Q&A screening of BARB AND STAR tonight at the Egyptian. Best communal theater experience in ages, we cackled, we cheered, we got on our feet for Annie Mumolo…
We pulled off the first Q&A screening of BARB AND STAR tonight at the Egyptian. Best communal theater experience in ages, we cackled, we cheered, we got on our feet for Annie Mumolo…
The Doom Generation. Q&A with Gregg Araki and James Duval, moderated by @kjrelthmiller.bsky.social
Part of Araki's Teen Apocalypse trilogy--3 films with angsty sexually fluid teens, winking French New Wave references, end times hallucinations, killer soundtracks, and dreamy lead man James Duval.
There are precious few seats left. If you’ve been on the fence about joining us, it’s time to hop off and honor Trish…
If you're a fan of off-kilter movie musicals featuring Catherine Deneuve, have I got the one-two punch for you at the Egyptian this week... www.egyptiantheatre.com/series/skipp...
We’re giving BARB AND STAR the royal treatment at the Egyptian! I expect to see lots of official couples there.
Tix: www.egyptiantheatre.com/film/lafca-b...
As someone who lives for a transcendent combo of imagery and music in cinema, David Lynch was my North Star. RIP to an unmatchable genius.
Very excited.
I’ve been in line to get in for two minutes and already bumped into two homosexuals from Los Angeles. Is this the Christmas magic?
Your fave Christmas movie has an angel coming to Earth to show a guy how bad the world would be without him; my fave has angel Cary Grant coming to Earth to make a cuckold out of a clergyman. We are not the same.
Can I just tell you I love my job?
“Carol White is a character who makes the act of living seem utterly unnatural—which it is.” - Todd Haynes on SAFE (1995) at The Egyptian theater.
Partnered up with LAFCA at the Egyptian to present our first screening in a monthly series — not a bad start!
Todd Haynes joins us on Monday, who’s coming??
These are so good, I can hardly stand it.
Really feels like the last awards show that still highlights truly independent work regardless of buzz, budget or star power.
BIG BOYS and Isaac Krasner’s charming turn in it getting this level of love makes me wanna go twirl and sing on a mountaintop.
I really hope my favorite character is in Part Two.
