Ride into adventure with Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron (2002), the beloved animated tale of a wild mustang’s journey across the untamed American frontier. With breathtaking animation and a powerful story of courage, friendship, and freedom, Spirit is a film that continues to inspire audiences of all ages.
Step into the chilling world of Wes Craven’s classic A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984). This cult favorite redefined horror cinema with Freddy Krueger, the terrifying figure who blurs the line between dreams and reality. Experience the film that continues to haunt audiences over 40 years later if you dare.
Join The Sidney Poitier New American Film School and Milagro Cinemas for a special Hispanic Heritage Month Screening of the 1962 surrealist Mexican Black comedy “The Exterminating Angel.” Luis Buñuel, Spanish and Mexican surrealist filmmaker (“Un Chien Andalou,” “L’Age d’Or”), directs Silvia Pinal, one of the great stars of the Golden Age of Mexican cinema, in a satirical masterpiece. After a night at the opera, a group of wealthy dinner guests find themselves unable to leave a lavish dinner party. That chaos that ensues unmasks the savage instincts of the aristocracy.
The School of Historical Philosophical and Religious Studies and the Center for Imagination in the Borderlands are proud to present the premiere screening for Exodus: A Documentary.
To commemorate Black Speculative Fiction Month, join us at ASU’s Marston Theater for a special screening of The B.A.T.U. Project: ADAM THE FIRST, Ghana’s first feature-length science fiction film.
Recently honored with three awards at the Miami International Science Fiction Film Festival—including Best Afrofuturism Film and the festival’s top honor, the BEACON Award—this groundbreaking film explores humanity’s survival through the story of Adam, an envoy from the United African Federation sent to repopulate a new planet after Earth’s devastation.
Film Synopsis
In Spring 2022 Masha prepares to leave Russia - her homeland that has changed, while things in her life are falling apart without much time to grieve or process them. Anger guides her and other young Russians to “inner emigration”, a prelude to real-life departure. A kaleidoscope of “shards” chronicles not only the spirit of the time, but the director's own personality crumbling and drifting against the backdrop of global turmoil.
Join us for an evening exploring the power of creativity as a force for change. This dynamic conversation will bring together leading Los Angeles voices—including musician and performance artist San Cha, fashion designer Oscar Olima, and actress Mariana Da Silva. Together, they will discuss how art, fashion, film, and performance intersect with culture, resistance, and resilience.
NOTE: This event has been canceled.
Note: This event has been rescheduled to 6 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 3, 2025.
The September Issue of Movie Night in Los Angeles is here! Join us for a screening of the iconic fashion film The Devil Wears Prada, a story that takes us behind the glossy covers and inside the demanding world of high fashion.