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WELCOME TO THE MEN’S GROUP Filmmakers at the Music Hall with the Good Men Project and the Movember Foundation.

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Join the WELCOME TO THE MEN’S GROUP filmmakers for a panel discussion this week at the Music Hall: Tuesday May 22, after the 4:45 pm show. Panel discussion by The Good Men Project

Melissa Drake – Partnership Director for The Good Men Project Evan Stein – Co-Founder Experience Music Group Kyle Lipton – Founder Embodied Truth Adam Shell – Where #MeToo and Stay at Home Dads Converge

Joseph Culp – director-writer/producer Scott Ben-Yashar – writer/executive producer
Wednesday May 23, after the 4:45 pm show
Panel discussion with Movember Foundation – Changing the Face of Men’s Health

Doug Prusoff – Movember Foundation
Joseph Culp – writer-director/co-star
Scott ben-Yashar – writer/executive producer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=49r51S_jcxU

Special Guests + Q&A’s for AFTER AUSCHWITZ Screenings.

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AFTER AUSCHWITZ Q&A’s: Director Jon Kean will attend every 5:30pm showing at the Music Hall. Of special note: Saturday 5:30 Q & A will be moderated by Jane Lynch (Glee, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel). Sunday 5:30pm Q & A will be moderated by Melissa Rivers (E! Television Network) and will include survivor Renee Firestone. Monday at 5:30 we welcome Dr. Miriam Koral, UCLA professor of Yiddish language for our post film talk about Yiddish Culture Pre-Post War. Wednesday at 7:10 our talk will be moderated by Dr. Michael Berenbaum who will talk with three generations of Holocaust survivors including Renee Firestone. In Encino, join us May 6th at 1pm where director Jon Kean will talk with survivor Erika Jacoby and her son Jonathan. For other shows with Q & A discussions, visit www.afterauschwitz.com.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oUWXfs18KXY

Alan Rudolph, Keith Carradine, Sondra Locke and Jennifer Tilly in Person at the Music Hall for RAY MEETS HELEN.

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RAY MEETS HELEN director Alan Rudolph and the cast including Keith Carradine, Sondra Locke and Jennifer Tilly will participate in a Q&A at the Music Hall, on Sunday May 6 following 4:50 PM screening. L.A. entertainment journalist Susan King will moderate. “Filled with imaginative visuals populated by the ghosts of the gone and hopes for the future, the movie is wonderfully, magically humane.” – Jeannette Catsoulis, New York Times

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EnzPoP_EyQo

Filmmaker Q&A for THE TEST AND THE ART OF THINKING, New Documentary About the Scandal of the Standardized Testing Industry.

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THE TEST AND THE ART OF THINKING filmmaker Michael Arlen Davis will participate in a Q&A at the Music Hall after the 7:30 PM screening on Friday, May 4.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0YKQLzZJsy0

Saturday Q&A with the Filmmaker of THE RACHEL DIVIDE, New Documentary About Rachel Dolezal.

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THE RACHEL DIVIDE director Laura Brownson will participate in a Q&A at the Music Hall after the 5 o’clock screening on Saturday, April 28.

THE TEST AND THE ART OF THINKING Q&A Opening Night at the Music Hall.

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THE TEST AND THE ART OF THINKING director-producer Michael Arlen Davis will participate in Q&A’s at the Music Hall after the 7:30 PM screening on Friday, May 4. Mr. Davis is a vice president of Canobie Films, a small independent documentary film company. He was an assistant on its production of ‘Martha and Ethel’ (1994, Sony Picture Classics), and a producer on its production of ‘Hats Off’ (2008, Abramorama).

LAEMMLE LIVE presents ACADEMY PHILHARMONIC May 6

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LAEMMLE LIVE proudly presents the Academy Philharmonic, Sunday, May 6, 2018. Middle school students from the woodwind and brass sections of Elemental Music perform chamber music from different genres. Sunday’s program will include Fire Dance by David Shaffer, March (from Second Suite in F) by Gustav Holst, arr. Scott Stanton, Amparito Roca by Jaime Texidor, arr. James Curnow, and additional selections announced from the stage.

Academy Philharmonic is a program of Elemental Music, created to inspire, train, and nurture young musicians in Santa Monica. The organization began in 2004 by a SMMUSD music teacher who wanted to create an opportunity for elementary students to play in an orchestra throughout the school year, make new friends, and get excited about music. Since then, more than 1,000 students have participated in Elemental Music. Initially serving only 25 elementary school students, programs now serve nearly 300 elementary and middle school students in seven different programs this season.

Academy Philharmonic is one of Elemental Music’s newest programs. Comprised of six, seventh, and eighth graders, Academy Philharmonic provides new opportunities for middle schoolers in Santa Monica to experience the thrill of playing in a full orchestra, learning how to listen and blend with new instrument groups, and rehearsing and performing exciting new repertoire selections – all while being coached by some of the best teachers on the westside! Our students work with expert teaching artists to polish their technical skills and dig into the joys of music-making, all in a social setting. We offer many opportunities for student performances throughout the year at three different Elemental Music concerts plus various public events in the Santa Monica community. Elemental Music’s young musicians blossom in their own ways, both socially and musically. This vibrant program inspires a love of music in the hearts of some of the westside’s youngest artists.

Event Details
Sunday, May 6, 2018
11:00 am
Monica Film Center

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KRYSTAL Actor-Director William H. Macy in Person this Weekend at the Music Hall.

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KRYSTAL actor-director William H. Macy will participate in a Q&A after the 7:30 PM screening at the Music Hall on Saturday, April 14.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCc25I_y7oA