STELLA’S LAST WEEKEND Q&A with stars Nat Wolff, Alex Wolff and Writer/director and star Polly Draper following the 7:00 PM show on Friday, Oct 12th at the Monica Film Center.
WOBBLE PALACE Cast and Crew will Participate in Q&A’s Opening Weekend at the NoHo 7.
WOBBLE PALACE Q&A with director, cast and crew moderated by Tierney Finster on Friday, 10/12 after the 7:40 PM show at the NoHo 7. Director Eugene Kotlyarenko will also participate in a Q&A on Sunday, 10/14 after the 7:50 PM show.
306 HOLLYWOOD Q&A’s Opening Weekend at the Royal.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pi_b_VdwazU
Friday, 10/12:
7:50 PM – Q&A with directors Elan and Jonathan Bogarin and moderated by the Sundance Institute’s Tabitha Jackson.
Saturday, 10/13:
3:10 PM – Creative Distribution panel with directors Elan and Jonathan Bogarin and Sundance Institute’s Liz Manashil.
7:50 PM – “Cleaning Up Grief and Loss” with directors Elan and Jonathan Bogarin, Sarah Troop of Order of the Good Death, and Julie Naylon of No More Wire Hangers.
Sunday, 10/14:
3:10 PM -“End of Life” with directors Elan and Jonathan Bogarin and Betsy Trapasso of Death and the Arts.
7:50 PM – “The Soundtrack of a Life” with Sundance Institute’s Peter Golub and Composer Troy Herion.
Tuesday, 10/16:
7:50 PM – Q&A with Ari Seth Cohen of Advanced Style moderated by Abby Davis.
THE SAMUEL PROJECT Cast and Crew will Participate in a Q&A Friday, 10/05 at the Town Center After the 7:10 PM Show and at the Music Hall Following the 7:40 PM Show.
THE SAMUEL PROJECT Q&A with Hal Linden and Ryan Ochoa Friday, 10/05 at the Town Center after the 7:10 PM show and at the Music Hall following the 7:40 PM show.
65th Anniversary of HOUSE OF WAX in 3-D on October 13 at the Ahrya Fine Arts in Beverly Hills
This Halloween season Laemmle Theatres and the Anniversary Classics Series present a 65th anniversary screening of the 1953 horror thriller HOUSE OF WAX, starring horrormeister Vincent Price, in 3-D.
The film was a remake of Warner Bros.’ Mystery of the Wax Museum (1933) with the added sensation of three-dimensional technology. This version is noteworthy for its creative use of 3-D and emphasis on storytelling over gimmicks.
Directed by Andre de Toth from a screenplay by Crane Wilbur (adapted from the earlier film and the play The Wax Works by Charles Belden). Toth, a Hungarian émigré and workman director who remarkably had one eye, which rendered him unable to see the 3-D effects of his most accomplished movie. House of Wax was the first color 3-D feature film from a major studio, and its’ success at the box office fueled the first 3-D craze that swept Hollywood in the early 1950s.
Vincent Price stars as a wax sculptor-artist of an early twentieth-century New York wax museum who is disfigured in a fire set by his greedy business partner. He returns to open a new house of wax figures that create a show business sensation of shock and terror, with a horrifying secret – his wax effigies are now filled with corpses.
After primarily supporting parts, Price relished the leading role that launched him into the front ranks of screen villainy, and he spent the rest of his movie career closely identified with the horror-terror genre in such films as House on Haunted Hill, The Pit and the Pendulum, The Masque of the Red Death, The Abominable Dr. Phibes, and Theater of Blood.
A strong supporting cast included Frank Lovejoy, Phyllis Kirk, and in roles early in their careers, future Oscar-nominee Carolyn Jones (Bachelor Party, TV’s The Addams Family) and action star Charles (Bronson) Buchinsky (Death Wish), who is somewhat pitiable in the role of madman Price’s mute assistant.
The novelty of wearing polaroid glasses to view the 3-D effects (including a paddleball-pitchman and the original museum fire) helped lure audiences away from their television sets in the fifties.
Variety aptly predicted “this film will knock ‘em for a ghoul.” The film was successfully reissued twice, in 1971 and again in the second 3-D fad of the early 1980s. In 2014, the movie was selected for preservation by the Library of Congress in the National Film Registry.
The 65th anniversary screening in 3-D shows at the Ahrya Fine Arts in Beverly Hills on Saturday, October 13 at 7:30 PM. 3-D glasses provided to view the fun.
Format: 3-D DCP
Ophir Award Winner THE CAKEMAKER Will Have a Q&A on Tuesday, 10/16 at the Fine Arts.
THE CAKEMAKER filmmaker Ofir Raul Graizer and actor Tim Kalkhof will participate in a Q&A on Tuesday, 10/16 after the 7:30 PM show at the Fine Arts.
BETTER START RUNNING Q&A with Cast and Crew after the 7:30 PM Show on Friday, 10/12 at the Music Hall.
BETTER START RUNNING director Brett Simon and will participate in a Q&A following the 7:30 PM show on Friday 10/12 at the Music Hall.
RIDE Filmmaker in Person for Q&A at the Noho 7.
RIDE writer/director Jeremy Ungar and actor Will Brill will participate in a Q&A after the 7:30 PM show on Friday 10/05 at the NoHo 7.
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