17 Apr Latin American Cinemateca of Los Angeles announces 2017 Program Schedule
Celebrating Foreign Film,
Contemporary & Experimental Film,
Cult Classics and Student Films
WHAT:
Four special screenings to celebrate foreign film, contemporary/experimental film, and cult classics presented by Latin American Cinemateca of Los Angeles (LACLA).
WHEN:
Sunday, June 4th – Wednesday, June 14th – Friday, September 8th – Friday, November 10th
WHERE:
Japanese American National Museum – Palace Theater – Consulate General of Mexico in Los Angeles
Complete 2017 Program Schedule
June 4 10th Annual Student Film Festival
Sunday
National Center for the Preservation of Democracy
(Japanese American National Museum)
111 North Central Avenue | Los Angeles, CA 90012
2:00 – 5:00 PM | Free Event | Open to the Public
June 14 La muerte de un burócrata (1966, Cuba)
Wednesday Director, Tomas Gutierrez Alea
Palace Theater – 630 South Broadway | Los Angeles, CA 90014
Co-presented with Los Angeles Conservancy “Last Remaining Seats” series held in Los Angeles’ Downtown Historic Theatre District.
8:00 PM – Purchase tickets through LA Conservancy
Sept. 8 Cine Sin Fronteras
Friday
Contemporary/experimental selections from the Morelia International Film Festival, a sidebar program of the Morelia International Film Festival, the prestigious Mexican film competition held annual in Morelia, Mexico. The films screened in this program are relevant works made by a wide spectrum of filmmakers.
Consulate General of Mexico in Los Angeles
2401 West 6th Street Los Angeles, CA 90057
7:00 PM | Free Event | Open to the Public
Nov 10 Cult Classics
Friday Film TBD
Consulate General of Mexico in Los Angeles
2401 West 6th Street Los Angeles, CA 90057
7:00 PM | Free Event | Open to the Pub
About LACLA: Latin American Cinemateca of Los Angeles ( LACLA) is a California non-profit organization dedicated to promoting cultural exchange through film by screening classic and contemporary films from Latin America and by USA Latinas and Latinos. LACLA also supports the film and media efforts of Los Angeles inner-city middle and high school students with its annual student film festival.
About Last Remaining Seats: Last Remaining Seats is the Los Angeles Conservancy’s annual series of classic films in historic theatres. The series began in 1987 as a way to draw attention to the spectacular yet overlooked and underused historic theatres of Los Angeles. The film series has since become a summer tradition, drawing thousands of people from the region, the nation, and outside the U.S.
About the Los Angeles Conservancy: The Los Angeles Conservancy is a nonprofit membership organization that works through education and advocacy to recognize, preserve, and revitalize the historic architectural and cultural resources of Los Angeles County. What began as a volunteer group in 1978 now has more than 6,000 member households, making the Conservancy the largest local organization of its kind in the U.S.
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