We are very pleased to open A TEACHER this Friday at the Royal, especially because actor Will Brittan will participate in Q&A’s following the 7:40 PM screenings on Friday and Saturday. On Saturday he’ll be joined by writer-director Hannah Fidell.
Naomi Watts on the Unconventional Passion of ADORE
This Friday we are pleased to open Anne Fontaine’s latest film, ADORE, at our Royal, Playhouse and Town Center theaters. Originally titled TWO MOTHERS and based on a Doris Lessing novella, it’s about two life-long friends (Naomi Watts and Robin Wright) who fall in heated love with each other’s young adult sons. As Watts says more than once in this recent interview, “there’s nothing illegal going on here.”
BEST KEPT SECRET Special Events this Weekend at the Playhouse
Dr. Alisa Wolf of Actors for Autism will introduce the 5:10 PM screening of BEST KEPT SECRETat the Playhouse on Saturday, September 7.
The filmmakers will participate in a Q&A after the 5:10 PM screening on Sunday, September 8. The Q&A will be moderated by Leigh Ann Tipton of the SEARCH Family Resource Center.
ZIPPER Q and A’s at the Music Hall this weekend
ZIPPER: CONEY ISLAND’S LAST WILD RIDE filmmaker Amy Nicholson will participate in Q&A’s at the Music Hall this Friday and Saturday, August 30 and 31 after the 7:10 screenings.
Laemmle at the Pier
While the doc Zipper: Coney Island’s Last Wide Ride comes to Laemmle this Friday, Laemmle is coming to … well not Coney Island exactly …. but our local seaside fun park, the Santa Monica Pier!
Join us tonight (Thurs, Aug. 29) starting at 7pm, as we co-sponsor the Pier’s free Twilight Concert series. Stop by our booth near the entrance and say hello. We’ll be there giving out popcorn samples and free raffle tickets to win a Movie 5-Pak!
Tonight’s program includes Grammy-nominated Trombone Shorty & Orleans Ave, known for their exciting brew of old school jazz, laced with funk, soul. Venice, CA collective Dustbowl Revival also comes to the stage, bringing an eclectic sound that includes fiddle, mandolin, trumpet, banjo, accordion, tuba, steel drums and more.
If you haven’t been down to the Pier the summer, here’s your excuse. The music series is, excuse the pun, a whale of a time! Locals and tourists come together in a spirit of festive celebration, and the musical program rarely disappoints. Not to mention just the sheer glory of spending a summer evening at the beach. Speaking of, if you want to avoid the clutter near the stage, you can pack a picnic and watch the show on a big screen from the sand below.
As mentioned festivities begin at 7pm and last to about 10pm. Accessing the Pier can be done via public or private transport. For all you cyclists out there, the City of Santa Monica offers free and convenient bike valet which can be found beach level a few steps south of the Pier. Motorists, click here for directions and parking info.
See ya’ down there!
WHEN COMEDY WENT TO SCHOOL Q and A’s at the Town Center
WHEN COMEDY WENT TO SCHOOL co-director Ron Frank will participate in Q&A’s at the Town Center in Encino on after the 7:40 screenings on Friday and Saturday, August 30 and 31 and after the 5:30 screening on Monday, September 2.
Q and A with the RED OBSESSION filmmakers
RED OBSESSION filmmakers David Roach and Warwick Davis will participate in a Q&A after the 7:20 PM screening at the Music Hall on Friday, September 13.
N.Y. Times: “A Director Peers Into His Past – Brian De Palma Deconstructs Sequences in His Films”
To mark the opening of PASSION, his latest film, a treat for Brian De Palma fans: he met with Nicolas Rapold of the New York Times “to watch and discuss sequences from his own oeuvre that informed” his new film. Scenes discussed include ones from DRESSED TO KILL and SISTERS.
(Rapold dutifully mentions that the film is also available on VOD, but watching a movie by a director as visually gifted as De Palma on anything but a movie theater screen would be akin to eating a delicious meal and rinsing with mouthwash between each bite.)
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