Eclectic Program #3
Friday, September 25th - 12:15 pm
Distance
Directed By Seri DeYoung
Synopsis: Two sisters reunite when the despondent younger sibling is kicked out of college and refuses to seek help.
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Emilia
Directed By Christina Guille
Synopsis: Emilia and her granddaughter Silvia have a very special bond. This relationship will be truncated with the appearance of the first symptoms of Alzheimer's.
No Girls Allowed
Directed By Courtney Deelen
Synopsis: An empowering documentary set out to inspire change by calling out toxic sexism in geek culture.
Raine
Directed By Frey DagnE
Synopsis: An Ethiopian girl who grew up poor meets her wealthy father for the first time at the age of six. The day she meets her father introduces chaos into her world and changes her life forever.
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Signing
Directed By Gina Catalfo Nelson
Synopsis: A heartwarming teenage love story about trust and accepting others for exactly who the are. Noah begins to fall in love with his new neighbor Becky, only to find out she has a secret.
The Multi
Directed By Natasha Ofili & Storm Smith
Synopsis: An isolated Black Deaf woman has constructed a world of order to keep a childhood trauma buried deep in her psyche. Then an unexpected turn of events forces her to confront her demons from the past who threaten to destroy everything she has built. She tries to keep control of her life before it's too late.
@natasha_ofili
The Book of Ruth
Directed By Becca Roth
Synopsis: Margo, Dan, Jordan, and Lizzy visit grandmother Ruth for Passover. Later that night, Lizzy finds Ruth watching a midnight news story about Anne Frank’s death. Lizzy then confesses to have known a related secret for years and Ruth is left with some explaining to do.
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The United States Was My Mom/
Estados Unidos era mi Mamá
Directed By Olga Jaramillo
Synopsis: Sara Raquel was born and raised in San Salvador, El Salvador. She left El Salvador at 16 in 2016, crossing the Mexican border to reunite with her mother who migrated to the United States when Sara Raquel was three years old. Sara Raquel S. became a permanent resident of the United States in August 2021.
@olgajarsa
ALL in-person screenings are at the Fine Arts Theatre in Beverly Hills at 8556 Wilshire Blvd from September 24th - September 27th.
In-Person Tickets & Passes must be purchased online in advanced on Film Freeway below.
**Tickets are higher at the door. Please be prepared to have your ticket scanned on your phone or printed out.
Tickets are Will Call. VIP Passes will be handed out before screenings and parties.
Please arrive up to an hour prior to the screening to ensure you get into the screening before the film starts, especially if you want concessions.
We reserve the right to not allow late admissions into the theatre once a film has started. Please arrive early.
Please be kind and patient with our festival and theatre staff. Everyone is working hard to provide a great festival experience.
Please exit the theatre promptly and take all items and trash with you when exiting the theatre to ensure plenty of time for the theatre to sanitize between screenings.
Free Parking:
Beverly Hills City Garage - 321 S La Cienega Blvd
Monday thru Friday before 4pm (2 hours free)
Monday thru Friday entering after 4pm
All day Saturday and Sunday
Parking at meters:
After 6pm (7pm on Wilshire)
All day on Sun
Metro Stop:
Located at the North-East Corner of Wilshire and La Cienega Blvds, Beverly Hills