Shows At The Eastwood

The peak of silent romance…with drones and deconstructed bluegrass! Experience F.W. Murnau’s masterpiece with an unforgettable live score by Mason Moy String Band.

A lost masterpiece finally resurrected. Screened only once before the 1979 Iranian Revolution, Chess of the Wind is a transgressive testament to art surviving by any means necessary. Found in a Tehran junk yard in 2015 and restored by The World Cinema Project, this gem is awaiting your discovery.

One half foundational classic, one half surprising discovery…this is a screening for both hardboiled noir fans and those curious to explore what all this fatalism and high contrast lighting is about. Follow ambiguity into the dark side, and you just might find the femme fatale behind all that smoke

Gags! Guffaws! Goofery! Take a tour through your favorite silent comedies with an evening sure to have you bursting at the seams. Laughter and live score by Alex Chanay and Austin Schauer.

Ghosts! Witches! Ghouls! Even the Prince of Darkness will honor you with his screen presence—reawakened by haunting live scores from GrGr, Ivan Cunningham, & more And between these sequences of pure terror, fall into the trance of chilling music that just pushes you to the edge…of the dance floor

The last person to die on New Year’s Eve before the clock strikes twelve is doomed to take the reins of Death’s chariot and work tirelessly collecting fresh souls for the next year.

Donations going to The Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights

71 scenes revolving around multiple Viennese residents who are by chance involved with a senseless gun slaughter on Christmas Eve.

The Hong Kong Cinema Club’s 1 year anniversary event! To celebrate, we’re presenting one of the most iconic Hong Kong films of all-time for its 40th anniversary, A BETTER TOMORROW (1986) directed by action-maestro John Woo!

A young, independent-minded Edwardian woman (Helena Bonham Carter) is torn between her feelings for the free-spirited romantic (Julian Sands) she meets on vacation in Florence and the priggish intellectual (Daniel Day-Lewis) to whom she becomes locked into an engagement.