In the MUBI Microcinema

Make room in your nightmares for Julia Ducournau's brilliantly unsettling mix of body horror and familial trauma in the Cannes-winning director's most human film to date with jaw-dropping visuals and a sinister tone of surreality and coming-of-age angst.

Nihilism has never looked so good as in François Ozon's stunning and sensual adaptation of Albert Camus's existential classic.

Join us in the microcinema for Taratoa Stappard's stunning anti-colonial Māori gothic story of retribution.

From strangers with candy to high school dropouts, to puberty's pitfalls, to civic responsibility, these largely forgotten gems are laughably out-of-date and teeming with an antiquated morality you can only find in yesteryear. Screened entirely on 16mm.

With humor and grit, Joel Alfonso Vargas paints a tender portrait of the chaos and charm of urban life, and the ups and downs of youthful abandon when things take an unexpected turn.

Fiercely independent journalist Amy Goodman has spent three decades holding the powerful to account, reporting from war zones and the Democracy Now! newsroom. In Steal This Story, Please!, Oscar-nominated filmmakers Carl Deal and Tia Lessin craft a riveting portrait of journalism’s power – and peril – in an era of corporate control and political attacks on truth.

Join us in the microcinema for Steven Soderbergh's latest triumph, a brilliant artistic character study with phenomenal performances from Ian McKellen and Michaela Coel.

Join us in the microcinema for a special screening and discussion with Athina Rachel Tsangari of her limited series Trigonometry.

Part of Worlds Apart: The Films of Athina Rachel Tsangari, a retrospective of the Greek director's films presented by Acropolis Cinema and MUBI

Filmmaker Athina Rachel Tsangari in conversation with filmmaker/animator Flóra Anna Buda!

With Writer/Director/Producer Athina Rachel Tsangari in conversation with filmmaker Josephine Decker after the screening!

Part of Worlds Apart: The Films of Athina Rachel Tsangari, a retrospective of the Greek director’s films presented by Acropolis Cinema and MUBI and running from April 17 through mid-May at 2220 Arts + Archives, Vidiots, and the Los Feliz 3.

Artist and Filmmaker Sasha Wortzel joins us in the microcinema for a screening of her dreamy and poetic documentary River of Grass.

Ildikó Enyedi's epic, awe-inspiring exploration of the natural world. Featuring an ensemble cast that includes Tony Leung, Léa Seydoux and Venice Prize-winning newcomer Luna Wedler, Enyedi crafts a thoughtful meditation on the essential question of what it means to be human.

We want your Memorial Day weekend getaway to Vidiots to be a bloody good time, so we booked you a cabin in the woods to relax, unwind, and survive a half dozen murder plots!