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Lumiere Cinema started in 2019 when former movie theatre employees took over the Music Hall theatre. Independent arthouse cinema. #KeepLumiereCinemaAlive

Beverly Hills, CA
Joined July 2010
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Lumiere Cinema was started by employees who took over a movie theatre, the Music Hall in Beverly Hills. We are an arthouse cinema. COVID-19 has closed us for over 6 months. Somehow we have made it this far. We’re asking for your help. #SmallBusinessRelief gofundme.com/f/keep-lumiere-…
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Showtimes for 11/11: * Breeder - 3:55pm * Case 137 - 8pm * Chronovisor - 4pm * Coyote vs. ACME - 3:40pm * The History of Concrete - 8:15pm * If I Go Will They Miss Me - 6:05pm * In Spite of Ourselves - 1:40pm * Naza - 1:45pm * Primetime - 1:35pm * Ten Will - 6:10pm (1/2)
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* Trauma or, Monsters All - 7:30pm [Q&A] (2/2) 🎟️: lumierecinemala.com
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THE HISTORY OF CONCRETE: the first work of Zohran-era cinema, soberly considering the practical demands of the ideal to create something lasting and good — the affordability question hangs over everything even before Chi Ossé makes the second-most-surprising cameo
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NAZA: Abraham and Szor craft a film that seems to take place entirely within negative space, full of people and structures almost wholly without daylight, without emotion, the genocide they have perpetrated merely a matter of protocol; sickeningly essential.
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I had a long conversation with the great Larry Fessenden about his wonderful new film Trauma, almost directing an Orphanage remake, the narcissism around AI and why we were wrong about Digger. It’s a good one. Really love talking to him. fangoria.com/larry-fessenden…
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Showtimes for 11/6: * Breeder - 8:15pm * Case 137 - 8pm * Chronovisor - 6:15pm * Coyote vs. ACME - 3:50pm * The History of Concrete - 3:40pm * If I Go Will They Miss Me - 1:40pm * In Spite of Ourselves - 6pm * Naza - 4:20pm / 8:30pm * Primetime - 1:50pm (1/2)
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CHRONOVISOR is beautifully, disturbingly hypnotic. Cosmic Salon (Kevin Walker & Jack Auen) make a paean to academic investigation that, along with obsessive curiosity, can be consuming. Fuses past & present in a way I’ve rarely seen. Its unnerving mystery is sublimely seductive.
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Brunch can wait. There are seniors making a horror movie, and we have questions. Come catch SILVER SCREAMERS at @musichall3 this Sunday, then stick around for a Q&A with director Sean Cisterna.
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NAZA has been widely discussed, in terms of its information, by many who haven't seen it—but its crucial importance extends much further, to the cinematic form that gives its revelations physical presence and casts its challenging gaze outward to viewers: newyorker.com/culture/the-fr…
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Showtimes for 11/3: * Aegean Love - 1pm / 4pm / 7pm * American Doctor - 3:50pm * Coyote vs. ACME - 8:15pm * The History of Concrete - 4pm * If I Go Will They Miss Me - 1:35pm * Primetime - 8:10pm * The Scout - 6:05pm * Ten Will - 6:20pm * Tenzing - 1:15pm
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primetime is the first true period film about the 2000s and it has it on lock. the film is not about pedophiles or about the ethics of television it is about how insane, psychopathic, and soul-annihilating that period of history was. mcmansions included. 9/10.
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THE HISTORY OF CONCRETE: The most frustrated/pissed off I've been with a movie I still think is four stars
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I already love the movie but if Coyote vs. ACME truly brings back the Looney Tunes into the cultural consciousness, it’s the most meaningful movie of the year. I know Twitter is just Twitter but it’s so nice seeing almost nothing but Looney Tunes clips
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Showtimes for 10/31: * Aegean Love - 1pm / 4pm / 7pm * American Doctor - 2:20pm * Coyote vs. ACME - 2:40pm * Filipiñana - 12:05pm * The History of Concrete - 5pm * If I Go Will They Miss Me - 7pm * Primetime - 4:30pm * Ten Will - 7:20pm * Tenzing - 12pm
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Replying to @rachel_reviews
If I Go Will They Miss Me, DESTROYED me. I had to stay in the theater for like 5 minutes post credits to regather myself. I didn’t want to walkout with tears running down my face.
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What an absolute hoot! Had tons of anvil sized fun seeing COYOTE VS. ACME at the cinema just now. It's genuinely one of the best and most timely films made by a studio I've seen all year, which makes its labyrinthine path to the screen even more ironic and inspiring. So well made, smartly written and with a gag every 3 seconds, it's a brilliant tribute to Looney Tunes legends Chuck Jones, Tex Avery and Michael Maltese. Five big sticks of dynamite from me. Don't miss!
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PRIMETIME is an unnerving Rorschach blot of a picture, its (intentional, I believe) lack of center allowing just enough distance from its various predatory figures to indict our culture both then and now. This means it’s emotionally unfulfilling, but the abyss is the point.
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