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11523 Santa Monica Blvd. Los Angeles CA 90025

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  • Augustine (No Rating) 102 mins.

    "You use big words to say simple things," says Augustine (Soko), an illiterate kitchen maid, to the esteemed doctor treating her for the distinctly female malady "hysteria." This would be a show of boilerplate feistiness in most films, but in... More »

    (3:30 PM), 8:30 PM

  • Fill the Void (Lemale et ha'halal) (PG) 90 mins.

    Rama Burshtein's Fill the Void opens on green leaves, smiling faces, lush billows of fabric that when pieced together, the sensuous images accumulating into a fuller picture, become a wedding dress, tulle and silk diffusing the glow. Engagements,... More »

    (1:00 PM), (3:20 PM), (5:40 PM), 8:00 PM, 10:15 PM

  • Becoming Traviata (Traviata et nous) (No Rating) 112 mins.

    "A great singer, chandeliers, champagne, and costumes—we see this at a distance," Jean-François Sivadier says deep into Becoming Traviata, a spare and ravishing doc that positions viewers in the rehearsal room in the weeks leading up to his... More »

    (1:20 PM), (4:10 PM), 7:00 PM, 9:55 PM

  • Scatter My Ashes at Bergdorf's (PG-13) 94 mins.

    At last! A documentary about that underexposed group: the 1 percenters in their lair. In Scatter My Ashes at Bergdorf's, the storied store is presented in cinematic terms as ex-screenwriter Matthew Miele watches decorator David Hoey madly... More »

    (1:00 PM), 6:00 PM

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  • How the Creators of <i>The Devil\'s Carnival</i> Said \'Screw You\' to Hollywood and Gained a Cult Following

    How the Creators of The Devil's Carnival Said 'Screw You' to Hollywood and Gained a Cult Following

    Violent, rotten deaths are well-trodden terrain for Darren Bousman, the filmmaker perhaps best known for directing Saw II, III and IV. But there are other situations more profoundly stomach-churning... More »

  • <em>Hipster Holocaust</em> Indulges Our Sweetest Fantasy

    Hipster Holocaust Indulges Our Sweetest Fantasy

    Hipster Holocaust should grab attention, if only for the name. "Hipster" is still a hot-button word; combine that with unchecked bloodshed and you're probably onto something. The film, which premier... More »

  • <i>Children of Paradise</i> in a New Restoration

    Children of Paradise in a New Restoration

    What's left to be said about Marcel Carné's towering, intimate epic of early 19th–century love and the lives of performers, often heralded as the greatest French film of all time? That Children of Paradise, being shown at the Playhouse and Royal... More »

  • <i>Grand Illusion</i> Rereleased

    Grand Illusion Rereleased

    Jean Renoir's Grand Illusion opened in an anxious France in June 1937, as wars were going badly for the Spanish and Chinese republics and Picasso's Guernica was drying on the easel. Set during the Great War and released while the thunderheads of... More »

  • <i>Goodbye First Love</i> Review

    Goodbye First Love Review

    Writer-director Mia Hansen-Løve's third feature, Goodbye First Love, begins in 1999, when protagonist Camille (Lola Créton), a highly emotional high school girl in love, is 15 and tracks her through her mid-20s, as she's establishing a career. We... More »

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