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How to Be a Los Angeles Cinephile in 2020 - Even If You& #39;re From Outside of Town, a Guide to Staying Entertained During a Pandemic and Support Local Film Culture http://moveablefest.com/how-to-be-a-la-cinephile-in-2020/">https://moveablefest.com/how-to-be...
With virtual screenings available anywhere in the US, @AFIFest has a strong slate for 2020, bringing some of the best films from around the world directly to your living room.
Showing the same ingenuity as the films they present, @AcropolisCinema has continued their adventurous programming virtually, amplifying the distinctive voices of international auteurs.
It’s been inspiring to see @Am_Cinematheque using their history and institutional strengths to deliver some of this summer’s most celebratory film events online, from new podcasts to touching tributes.
Even if a year after the rousing launch of the Amanda Cinema, @ArrayNow has had to bring the party online, they’ve delivered numerous gems to Netflix such as “Residue,” “Justine” and “Lingua Franca” and created a sense of community around them.
Any movie you could ever want to see and many you never knew you needed to can be found somewhere @CinefileVideo in West LA, now making their entire catalog available to browse online and pick-up.
For real discoveries from around the globe, @4XBlu has you covered with a wonderful variety of imported Blu-rays of films largely unavailable in the States.
It hasn’t been possible to sit inside a @Laemmle theater for months, but they’ve set up the next best thing with their virtual cinema and opening up “Popcorn Pop-Ups” at their theaters.
With the former employees @MusicHall3 taking a gamble by taking over ownership and starting the Lumiere, it’s time to bet on them by supporting their GoFundMe campaign to help sustain the exciting cinema they launched. https://www.gofundme.com/f/keep-lumiere-cinema-alive-at-the-music-hall">https://www.gofundme.com/f/keep-lu...
Socially distanced browsing is once again permitted @Vidtheque in South Pasadena, the exceptionally well-curated video store where the 50,000-plus titles are made to feel like old friends.
At this point, the scheduled opening of @Vidiots in Eagle Rock 2021 is what’s getting us through 2020, and they’ve already demonstrated some killer programming over the summer with a screening series to accompany “You Must Remember This” and quiz nights.
