Fritz Lang

UCLA's Festival of Preservation Unearths Gems From Thom Andersen and Jimmy Cagney, Among Others

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Melies, Minnelli and Huppert x 2

Metropolis II at LACMA: Will a Sculpture Made of 1,100 Hot Wheels Predict L.A.'s Future?

Alissa WalkerCould this be L.A.'s transportation future?​ Where once art originated from the front seat of a freewheeling Los Angeles vehicle -- Ed Ruscha's Every Building on the Sunset Strip photography series, Dennis Hopper's Double Standard photograph of a gas station -- our kill-me-now tr ... More >>

Thomas Dolby - Masonic Lodge at Hollywood Forever - 10/14/11

Liz OhanesianThomas Dolby signing after Friday night's event.​Thomas Dolby Masonic Lodge at Hollywood Forever 10/14/11 Better than... spending the night trying to think of "She Blinded Me with Science" jokes. Thomas Dolby remains on the cutting edge of technology. In fact, he earned the nam ... More >>

Best Cinematic Mashup

Puzzler

PaDraic Duffy's Puzzler and Joshua Schmidt and Jason Loewith's Adding Machine: A Musical

The sum of life's parts

Preservation Road

Writer-director Wes Anderson and film critic/filmmaker Kent Jones discuss the Film Foundation series at LACMA

Ernst Lubitsch: Sweet Smell of Excess

Escape the New Depression doldrums with LACMA's tribute to the past master of classy Hollywood comedy

The Other Renoir

LACMA pairs its Pierre-Auguste Renoir retro with a Jean Renoir film series that defies masterpiece doldrums

Alfred Hitchcock Before America

LAMCA revisits eight British thrillers from the young but hardly innocent Psycho director

Movie Reviews: All About Steve, Loren Cass, Ink, Walt & El Grupo

Also, Sandstorm, No Impact Man, Gamer and more

Movie Reviews: The Final Destination, Halloween II, World's Greatest Dad

Also, Cloud 9, Laila's Birthday and more

UCLA Restores Fritz Lang’s Freudian Film Maudit

Doorway to the unconscious

Forry, We Hardly Knew Ya: Forrest J Ackerman Tribute to Be Held Sunday at Egyptian Theater

When Forrest J Ackerman passed away last December science fiction lost a tireless, shameless promoter who helped transform the genre from a suspect niche market into a thriving industry. A true Los Angeles original, Ackerman grew up when the town really was just that -- a place that was as big as a ... More >>

Boozing toward Heaven

A Forgotten Director's Oddball Gem Screens at UCLA

Bolt's Leashed Lightning

Disney's latest toon is a starry dog story

Contempt: Scenes From a Marriage, and a Movie

Re-released again, film remains as perfectly devastating as ever

Border Stories: Fatih Akin's Edge of Heaven

An interview with the German-Turkish director

Intrigue and more at City of Lights, City of Angels

Secrets and Spies

AFI Film Fest 2007: Behind the Man Behind the Scenes

Man of Cinema raises the curtain on a little-known movie giant

We're Off to See the Lizard!

What to do in Los Angeles this week

Persistence of Time

Thirty-six years after its premiere, a cinephilic Holy Grail re-emerges

Playtime

Chris Burden at Gagosian, Marion Lane at BLK/MRKT

The Lady Barbara

Celebrating the centennial of a tough Hollywood cookie

The South Shall Rise Again

Phantom

Old Is the New New

UCLA fest shows why some films should never be forgotten

The Sci-Fi Boys

Shadow Man

A retrospective celebrates the work of the mysterious, difficult but brilliant Stanley Cortez

Fangs for the Memory

Angel of Olvera Street

The loving politics of Leo Politi

The Impossible Dream

A map to the most buried of cinematic treasures

Mainly About Gavin

Gavin Lambert, 1924 — 2005

Diamonds in the Rough

Excavating the treasures of UCLA’s festival of international preservation

More Dahl, Less Depp

And bring on the Oompa-Loompas!

All Good Films Are for Anyone

An interview with Arnaud Desplechin

This Gun for Hire

UCLA presents Graham Greene at the movies

Mogul of Theresienstadt

Prisoner of Paradise and the cost of collaboration

When Bad Is Beautiful

The uncompromising Gloria Grahame, at UCLA

Band Plays On

The buoyant early Godard

The Enchanter

Fritz Lang in Hollywood

Wounds That Heal

Art and history at the 54th Cannes film festival

Time Capsules

Howard Rodman’s Secret

A moral history of the world in our times

No Cherry Blossoms!

Snarling yakuza invade Rotterdam

''You Look at Us Like We're Insects''

Director Claude Chabrol

The Filmmakers

The Los Angeles Independent Film Festival Turns 5

Killers, Kisses and Kismet

A darker shade of noir