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120 min. PG

 

Laemmle Theatres and the Anniversary Classics Series present THE MASQUE OF THE RED DEATH, the seventh and penultimate picture of Roger Corman’s film adaptations of the works of American literary titan Edgar Allan Poe. The film stars horror icon Vincent Price, Corman’s “muse of the macabre,” who top-lined seven of the eight Poe films. The film is widely regarded as the best installment in the series and Corman’s personal favorite of all his films. We present 'The Masque of the Red Death' on one night only, Halloween Eve, Wednesday, October 30 at 7:00 PM at the historic Royal Theatre (celebrating its centennial year) in West Los Angeles.Producer

Stolen Time Q&A schedule:(1) Thursday 10/17, Royal, 7:20pm Moderator: Thyonne Gordon (AARP California) Panelists: Fernando Torres-Gil (Director, UCLA Center for Policy Research on Aging), Dr. K. Madara Marasinghe (Oxford Institute of Population Aging) + film participant Melissa Miller(2) Friday 10/18, Glendale, 7:30pm Moderator: Laura Nix Panelists: Melissa & filmmaker Helene Klodawsky(3) Saturday 10/19, Glendale, 7:30pm Moderator: Lydia Storie (Caring Across Generations) Panelists: Astrid Zuniga from (United Domestic Workers), Melissa & Helene(4) Sunday 10/20, Glendale, 12:45pm Moderator: Astrid Zuniga (United Domestic Workers) Panelists: Rachel

Rule of Two Walls filmmaker David Gutnik will participate in Q&A's after the October 22 and 25-27 screenings at the Laemmle Royal and the October 23 screening at the Laemmle Glendale. The moderators:Tuesday, October 22 ~ Sharon StoneWednesday, October 23 ~ Marina MazepaFriday, October 25 ~ Yan GordienkoSaturday, October 26 ~ Vlad KlimchukSunday, October 27 ~ Amman Abbasidiv>

Stripped for Parts: American Journalism on the Brink documents a crisis: Hedge fund Alden Global Capital is quietly gobbling up newspapers across the country and gutting them. No one knows why, until journalist Julie Reynolds begins to investigate. Her in-depth reporting, over several years, triggers rebellions across the country by journalists working at Alden-owned newspapers. Backed by the NewsGuild union, the newsmen and women go toe-to-toe with their “vulture capitalist” owners in a battle to save and rebuild local journalism in America. Who will control the future of America’s news ecosystem: Wall Street billionaires concerned only with

Ruth Reichl—trailblazing New York Times food critic, groundbreaking Gourmet Magazine editor, best-selling memoirist, and, for decades, one of the most influential figures shaping American food culture—grows concerned about the fate of small farmers, ranchers, and chefs as they wrestle with both immediate and systemic challenges as the pandemic takes hold.In Food and Country, Reichl reaches across political and social divides to discover innovators who are risking it all to survive on the front lines. As one person leads her to the next, she follows the unfolding stories of ranchers in Kansas and Georgia; farmers in Nebraska, Ohio, and the Bronx; a