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Vidiots and HBO invite you to a special screening of The Dark Wizard followed  by a conversation with filmmakers Peter Mortimer and Nick Rosen moderated by Matt Brennan, Editor in Chief, The Envelope | Los Angeles Times.

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One of the most mesmerizing films in recent history, Trains – a dazzling found-footage documentary composed entirely of archival materials, creating a collective portrait of people in 20th-century Europe.


Filmmakers Maciej J. Drygas and Vita Zelakeviciute in Person!

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Dig the sounds and eccentricities of Grammy-winning Hall of Fame musician Leon Russell in this electrifying and entertaining musical portrait by America’s greatest folk documentarian – the incredible Les Blank.


Celebrating Record Store Day!!

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Vidiots is thrilled to welcome the legendary and luminous filmmaker Lucrecia Martel for a very special evening featuring her newest documentary film Our Land (Nuestra Tierra) followed by a conversation about the film with Martel and DP Ernesto de Carvalho moderated by film critic and journalist Justin Chang!

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Vidiots celebrates Record Store Day with a special screening of the physical media-glorifying documentary Other Music featuring a conversation with filmmakers Puloma Basu and Rob Hatch-Miller plus special guests Gary Wilson and Dam-Funk (after the 1:45pm screening) and Dean Wareham (Galaxie 500 & Luna at the 4:30pm screening), and a pre-show montage of international music videos curated by our neighbors at Pop Overbite Records!

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Equal parts amusing and disturbing, Suzannah Herbert’s brilliant documentary journeys through an antebellum tourist destination at a crossroads as it grapples with a deeply troubled history.


Editor Pablo Proenza in conversation after the Wednesday screening!

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Vidiots welcomes filmmaker Ondi Timoner for a special free screening of her short documentary All the Walls Came Down about the impact and aftermath of the Eaton Fire.

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Vidiots remembers the legacy of documentary filmmaking icon Frederick Wiseman with a screening of his artistic masterpiece National Gallery.

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