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THE BUTTERFLY ROOM Q&A’s at the NoHo this Weekend

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THE BUTTERFLY ROOM director, Jonathan Zarantonello will participate in Q&A’s at the NoHo after the 7:40 PM screenings on Friday and Saturday, April 11 and 12. Actress Heather Langenkamp will join him on Friday and actress Barbara Steele on Saturday.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8DQDYIeiKg

Q&A with PERFECT SISTERS Director Stanley Brooks

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PERFECT SISTERS director Stanley Brooks will participate in a Q&A after the 7:10 PM screening at the NoHo on Friday, April 11.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GadNu-wVOMA

AUTHORS ANONYMOUS Q&A at the NoHo April 19

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The writer, producer and select cast members of AUTHORS ANONYMOUS — including Chris Klein and Jonathan Bennett — will participate in a Q&A after the 7:50 PM screening at the NoHo on Saturday, April 19.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C1SleAnaByU

HANK AND ASHA Q&A’s with the Filmmakers

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HANK AND ASHA Q&A’s at the NoHo with Director James E. Duff, Producer Julia Morrison, and special guests:

Friday 4/18 after the 7:30pm screening
Sat 4/19 after the 7:30pm screening
Sunday 4/20 after the 3:10pm and 5:20pm screenings

Support the Environment with Our New Healthy Snack Specials

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Looking for an easy way to support sustainability, active transportation, and environmental causes? Buy one of our new tasty treats the next time you’re at Laemmle and we will donate a portion of sales to Climate Ride! One dollar of every Kind Bar, $2 of any O.N.E. Coconut Water, and $3 of all Climate Ride Combo purchases will go to help the environment. The combo includes a Small popcorn, one Kind Bar, and a Coconut Water.

This short video featuring company president Greg Laemmle will run before each film we screen to help raise awareness. Watch it here first and enjoy an exclusive outtake not in theaters:

Climate Ride Wine Country 2014 is a fully-supported, four-day group ride covering 250 miles of stellar Northern California scenery starting in San Francisco and winding through the famous wine growing regions of Napa Valley and the Russian River Valley.  It culminates at the iconic state capitol building in Sacramento. Interested in doing more for Climate Ride? You can support the winners of our Climate Ride contest or register to participate in the ride yourself! Special thanks to our partners at Kind, O.N.E. Coconut Water, Climate Ride, and the Laemmle Charitable Foundation.

TEENAGE Producer Jason Schwartzman at the NoHo Friday Night for a Q&A

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TEENAGE executive producer Jason Schwartzman will participate in a Q&A after the 7:40 PM screening at the NoHo on Friday, March 21.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8bNqD9YhkM

LOCKER 13 Q&A’s with the Cast and Crew Opening Weekend at the NoHo 7

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Please join us for a special Questions & Answers session with Producer Maria White, Director Matthew Mebane, and Actors Jon Polito, Tatyana Ali, and Jesse Garcia after the 7:10 PM screening of LOCKER 13 on Friday March 28th at the NoHo 7. Also, please join us for a special Questions & Answers session with Producers Neil Mather and Danny Del Toro, Actors Jon Gries, Carmen Perez, and Bart Johnson after the 7:10 PM screening on Saturday, March 29th.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MMZsXAAkLVA

 

BEA HUSMAN: BEATIFICA Comes to NoHo 7

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Join us for the NoHo 7’s first art gallery opening and the second installment of Laemmle’s ART IN THE ARTHOUSE program!  At select Laemmle Theatre locations, you’ll soon be enjoying fine works by visual artists in our lobbies and on your way to the auditorium.

BEA HUSMAN: BEATIFICA opens this coming Wednesday, February 26, 6-9pm.  To join us for the opening celebration, RSVP HERE.

This extraordinary exhibit uncovers the work of BEA HUSMAN (1915-2011), an iconoclast who translated her world travels into inspired artworks in a variety of media. Rarely exhibited during her lifetime, Husman produced art for the sheer pleasure of it, resulting in a legacy unsullied by the marketplace and a body of work that exudes joy and lyricism.

Husman, a fashion designer turned artist, discovered the Intaglio process in the 1970s and soon a printing press and metal plates for etching and engraving became part of her studio, alongside large easel, oil, and acrylic paints. In turn, this led to an interest in paper-making, and, circa 1980, Husman made her way to Kyoto, Japan for a paper-making class with DAVID HOCKNEY. Upon her return, she began utilizing both paper and print making disciplines to create breathtaking collage pieces that incorporated fabrics, string, torn sections of prints, found objects, and coarse, handmade papers.

As she matured as an artist, Husman exhibited an uncanny ability to weave together her myriad influences, including explorations of remote cultures, to create pieces of increasing sophistication.  She died in 2011 at 96. leaving  a treasure trove of never-before-seen work for the public to discover.

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About ART IN THE ARTHOUSE:

Art in the Arthouse is the brainchild of Laemmle president, Greg Laemmle. Switching to digital poster frames conserves both paper and wall space, creating the opportunity to extend the cultural scope of our theaters to include the visual fine arts.

By reclaiming wall space throughout our theaters for the display of fine art, patrons will have a chance to bond with notable and emerging L.A. based visual artists and their work. Proceeds from the sale of art benefit the activities of the Laemmle Charitable Foundation.