The room matters.

A 1922 Hollywood movie palace and the site of the premiere of Douglas Fairbanks’ Robin Hood.

Sherman Torgan transformed the venue into the New Beverly repertory cinema in 1978.

A Los Feliz single-screen cinema operating since 1923.

Free UCLA Film & Television Archive preservation programs, retrospectives, television programs, guest appearances, and archival presentations.

A landmark Westwood movie theater established in 1931, currently hosting selected American Cinematheque engagements ahead of a broader reopening.

The Eagle opened as the Yosemite Theatre in 1929, became the Eagle in 1940, and reopened as Vidiots’ home in 2023.

A Streamline Moderne neighborhood cinema built by Douglas Aircraft Company and opened in 1940.

A 1921 El Segundo silent movie house operating as Old Town Music Hall since 1968.

Academy Museum retrospectives, preservation programs, premieres, panels, and filmmaker events.

A Beverly Hills movie theater built in 1937.

Landmark’s first theater acquisition, operated by the company since 1974 and extensively renovated in 2006.

Volunteer-run experimental arts programming with film series from resident and guest groups including Acropolis Cinema, LA Filmforum, Lightstruck, and Mezzanine.

Independent repertory, cult, international, genre, artist-presented, and community film programming on Fairfax.

Seasonal outdoor movie nights with pre-show music and lawn seating at Hollywood Forever Cemetery.

A nonprofit arts and learning institution founded in 1934 on a Los Feliz campus designated as a Los Angeles historical-cultural site.

An independently owned Beverly Hills cinema operated by its current team since 2019 in the former Music Hall.

Built in 1924 as the Tivoli and operated by Laemmle since 1972.

Orange County’s nonprofit independent cinema, opened in Downtown Santa Ana in 2014.