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It’s cookie time at Vidiots, so bring your troop for one sweet treat of a documentary!

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Join us in the microcinema for one of the most profound documentary experiences of the year, legendary game-changing documentarian Ross McElwee’s beautifully heartbreaking triumph Remake.


With a special introduction from non-fiction filmmaking legend Ross McElwee before both screenings!

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Vidiots, Mezzanine, and Cousins Collective invite you to special screening of Sky Hopinka’s new documentary Powwow People followed by a conversation with Sky Hopinka moderated by Micah Gottlieb of Mezzanine and the Los Angeles Festival of Movies.

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When Florida Governor Ron DeSantis stages a coup at New College, the state’s beloved public honors college, students and professors confront a new reality: their campus is ground zero in an unprecedented nationwide assault on academic freedom and diversity. 


Followed by a conversation with director Patrick Bresnan at both screenings!

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Join us in the microcinema for an-all-too-human triumph of documentary filmmaking, Sam Greene’s profound and entertaining affirmation of life.


With director Sam Green in person at the Thursday, October 22nd and Saturday, October 24th screenings.

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One part documentary, one part camcorder video essay, and one part the driest yet funniest of comedies, John Wilson extends his unique genre-bending style from the small screen to the big with this magnificently absurd examination of the literal ground below our feet.


More Screenings added by Popular Demand!

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Join us in the microcinema to rediscover the immense legacy of groundbreaking lesbian filmmaker Barbara Hammer through Brydie O’Connor’s phenomenal and award-winning portrait, Barbara Forever!

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Our microcinema is going to the birds with Penny Lane’s rapturous documentary about everyone’s favorite escaped zoo owl Flaco – Wild Inside. 

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One of the most important and illuminating documentaries of the mid-20th-century, Salesman showed the world a realism it had never seen and a pair of brothers who would change the documentary landscape forever. 

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Celebrated best-selling poet, Pulitzer Prize-winner, lover of dogs and long walks in the woods, openly queer but intensely private, Oliver was America’s unlikely contemporary mystic, stalking the ponds and forests of Cape Cod for nearly fifty years in order to open herself – and her readers – to the known and unknowable world.

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