Welcome to the Buzz’s community calendar – please explore our list of local-ish events…and please feel free to add your own.
Dive into the unique, filthy, and laugh-out-loud world of John Waters with museum educators as they engage on films and objects in brief, 30-minute guided tours. These tours will cover […]
The Education team invites families to join museum educators every month to be inspired by the museum’s exhibitions and screenings to create, learn, and have fun! July’s Drop-in Workshop for […]
As B. Ruby Rich notes in her foundational New Queer Cinema essay for The Village Voice, at the 1992 Sundance Film Festival, “Isaac Julien was suddenly cast in the role […]
On weekend afternoons this summer, visitors can experience a curated selection of home movies filmed in and around Los Angeles in the state-of-the-art David Geffen Theater (DGT) with the purchase […]
RUSLAN AND LUDMILA – 1972, Mosfilm, 150 min. The final film from Russian fantasy master Aleksandr Ptushko (ILYA MUROMETS, SAMPO), RUSLAN AND LUDMILA was a glorious and magical summation of […]
Following members of New York City’s ballroom scene started by Black and Latinx gay and transgender communities in Harlem, Paris Is Burning documents the inner workings of ball culture from […]
“Somehow, I seduced the public,” María Félix (1914–2002) proclaims in her autobiography, Todas mis guerras (All My Wars), though today it’s hard to believe the legendary actress truly underestimated her […]
On weekend afternoons this summer, visitors can experience a curated selection of home movies filmed in and around Los Angeles in the state-of-the-art David Geffen Theater (DGT) with the purchase […]
Director David Lean’s film based on the Pierre Boulle novel about a World War II Japanese prison camp established the filmmaker as the master of intelligent epics. Best Actor–winner Alec […]
A key film of the movement, Gus Van Sant’s third feature film draws from Shakespeare’s Henry IV, Parts I and II and is retold through the relationship between two young […]
Selected by the Film Editors Branch. Federico Fellini’s fantastical epic about the personal and creative struggles of a successful film director is one of his most iconic movies, inspiring generations […]
Made during director Luis Buñuel’s prolific yet still under-appreciated two-decade period in Mexico, Los olvidados proved an exception to the downward trend of Mexico’s film industry that began in the […]
