Greatly admired by Jean Rouch and Pedro Costa, we present a beautiful restoration of Reis and Cordeiro's best-known film, a landmark in docufiction filmmaking.

The final film in both in this series and Reis & Cordeiro's filmography: a work of sensuous abstraction performed in the open air of Trás-os-Montes.

We are excited to present Lebanese filmmaker Ghassan Salhab’s 1998 feature debut, an offbeat thriller that captures the everyday rhythms of Beirut in the late ‘80s.

Now in its third year, LAFM has curated a selection of high-profile independent and restoration film premieres; talks with local artists and writers; short film programs and parties.

Among the most exciting L.A.-based independent filmmakers to emerge this decade, we’re excited to have Dwayne LeBlanc in person to present his hypnotic trilogy of short films, screening together locally for the first time.

We are excited to ring in the new year with master Scottish humanist Bill Forsyth’s warmly lovesick winter comedy, introduced by actor Colin Burgess and filmmaker Alec Moeller.

We are excited to present Marine de Van's powerful underseen feminist horror classic, a gem of the early-2000s New French Extremity, newly restored from Severin Films.

Presented with Hollywood Entertainment, we close our retrospective with Moullet's most comedic and gag-heavy film, paired with a short about the culture of dog owners.

A double feature of Moullet's satirical look at the culture of Parisian cinephilia, paired with his more personal, self-reflexive meditation on cinema and filmmaking.