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Aug

28th

2012

Lawless

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Rated R
Running time 115mins

Venue: The Linwood Dunn Theater, The Pickford Center for Motion Picture Study

Aug

23rd

2012

Seminar: What's Happening Online For Digital Content Creators.

BAFTA Los Angeles presents a special seminar where we will explore and provide insight into understanding the future of digital networks and content.

Digital content and channel distribution are now a powerful force in the business that attracts global online audiences, keen financiers and growing budgets. We speak to some of the Hollywood’s leading executives and content creators to understand how to best navigate through the opportunities, processes and challenges facing us in the realm of original programming for digital platforms today.

Guest Panelists include:

Alex Carloss (Head of Entertainment, YouTube)

Joshua Feldman (Producer & Writer, Tom Hanks’ Electric City)

Lydia Antonini (Producer of Halo 4 series, previously of Warner Premiere Digital)

Sarah Penna (CEO of Big Frame Media)

Moderated by BAFTA Los Angeles’ Phil Ashcroft

Venue: Chaplin Theater, Raleigh Studios

Aug

21st

2012

Hope Springs

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Rated PG-13
Running time 100mins

Venue: The Landmark

Aug

16th

2012

Searching for Sugarman

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Rated PG-13
Running time 86mins

Venue: The Landmark

Aug

15th

2012

Family 3D Screening: ParaNorman

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Rated PG.

Members are invited to bring their family to this screening (maximum party of four).

Venue: The Landmark

Aug

10th

2012

Quadrophenia: Can You See The Real Me?

Calling all music fans....

A special screening of the critically acclaimed music documentary.

Selected as ‘Pick of the Day’ by The Guardian (‘a fantastic documentary’) , The Daily Telegraph (‘Matt O’Casey’s terrific documentary”) and The Times (‘masterful’) and voted Critics Choice by the Sunday Times.

This fascinating documentary tells the story of the origins and making of The Who’s famed rock opera.

Running time 70 minutes

Venue: Chaplin Theater, Raleigh Studios