Screenings
Film Independent at LACMA
Film Independent at LACMA Film Series, presented by The New York Times, on Thursday, October 13. The inclusive series offers unique film experiences, bringing together Film Independent’s large community of filmmakers and wide spectrum of audiences, with LACMA’s commitment to presenting cinema in an artistic and historical context. The new program will present classic and contemporary narrative and documentary films, artists and their influences, emerging auteurs, international showcases, special guest-curated programs, in addition to conversations with artists, curators and special guests. Film Independent at LACMA is under the curatorial leadership of esteemed film critic Elvis Mitchell in collaboration with LACMA Film Coordinator Bernardo Rondeau and Film Independent’s programming team.
Tickets to attend Film Independent at LACMA are $10 for the general public, $7 for LACMA members, and $5 for Film Independent, LACMA Film Club and New York Times Film Club members. In addition, there will be at least six free members-only screenings for Film Independent, LACMA Film Club and New York Times Film Club members throughout the year. Tickets go on sale September 15 to members of Film Independent, LACMA Film Club and New York Times Film Club, and September 22 to the general public. To purchase tickets, please visit the Film Independent at LACMA website or call 323-857-6010. Film Independent at LACMA F.A.Qs
Spirit Awards Screenings
In addition to the monthly Preview Screenings, we also screen the Spirit Awards nominated films during awards season in Los Angeles and New York. As the primary voting body for the Spirit Awards, we want our members to be informed. To ensure that each film gets a fair shake, we put on free member-only festival style screenings of all Spirit Award nominees. Visit our Spirit Awards site for more info!
Project:Involve Screenings
Through Project:Involve (P:I), Film Independent brings independent feature films directly to underserved communities in the form of free community screenings. These screenings showcase the work of talented underrepresented filmmakers and offer audience members the chance to discuss the film and meet the filmmaker.
The P:I Showcase takes place in April at Disney Hall’s REDCAT and presents films from current and past P:I Fellows. The P:I Screening at the Los Angeles Film Festival in June highlights the feature film of a P:I Fellow and is followed by an After Party. Two additional P:I Community Screenings are scheduled annually and are free and open to the public.
