Los Angeles Filmforum is thrilled to present two distinct programs of historical and contemporary experimental Indian films curated by filmmakers Shai Heredia and Shumona Goel [...]
Los Angeles Filmforum is thrilled to present two distinct programs of historical and contemporary experimental Indian films curated by filmmakers Shai Heredia and Shumona Goel who will be in person from India for this unique and rare screening.
A new screening series in which the night’s guest filmmakers then curate next month’s screening, creating an ongoing conversation between the film center, the artists we admire, and our community about art-making.
Reality television, fake news and surveillance in the Trump era.
Join us for a night of 6 shorts by the legendary Maya Deren.
Experimental queer film from the bay area has such a rich history. This screening is a sorted assortment of queer film from the bay spanning from 1972-2016.
Rich with symbolism and great performances by Carol Kane and Molly Ringwald, Office Killer is a treat for anyone familiar with Sherman's work.
R.J. Lozada is an award-winning filmmaker and radio producer based in the Bay Area. R.J. is deeply committed to working with and producing works on communities of color.
Filmed in refugee camps in Iran, and also secretly in Taliban-controlled Afghanistan, the film portrays the catastrophes survived by the Afghan people, such as the devastation wrought by the Russians during the Soviet Invasion as well as the subsequent takeover of the government by the Taliban.