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TAFFF (The American French Film Festival)

TAFFF (The American French Film Festival)

Wed, Nov 4, 3:00 AM
From Los Angeles French Language Group
4.8

Chers amis. Le TAFFF revient à Los Angeles la semaine prochaine. The American french Film Festival comes back to LA next week. A week of French movies, documentaries, TV series, many FREE screenings. Happy Hour talks with filmmakers followed by wine and cheese receptions. Check out programs, schedule, and all info here. https://theamericanfrenchfilmfestival.org We will post individual events as well. If anyone plans to attend a screening and would like to meetup please message me through meetup or in the chat below and we can schedule it. See you there Alain

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Feature Films at the Moonlight Academy

Feature Films at the Moonlight Academy

Sat, Nov 14, 1:55 AM
From Moonlight Academy in Hollywood
4.9

**The Moonlight Store in Hollywood** invites you to our **Friday Night Film Screening**, a recurring weekly gathering designed as a cultural hub of esoteric activity and a community entry experience for seekers across Los Angeles. Each week, we part the velvet curtain to explore the intersection of cinema and the occult. We cycle through historical and modern **depictions of magic and witchcraft in film**, highlighting **new filmmakers, documentarians, and experimental cinema**. These screenings are more than entertainment; they are a space for critical dialogue. Every screening fosters rigorous conversation centered on **film studies and the Bechdel test**, challenging us to analyze how the craft is portrayed on screen and how we can **integrate these observations into our personal magical practices**. Whether you are a curious newcomer looking for your Los Angeles community or a student enrolled at the **Moonlight Academy** looking to deepen your esoteric learning, our doors are open to you. * **When:** Every Friday Evening * **Where:** The Moonlight Store, Hollywood, CA * **Admission:** Donation-Based (Intended to support local filmmakers and build community) *Come for the film, stay for the critical discourse, and find your place among kin.*

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TAFFF Screening. DEGAULLE part1

TAFFF Screening. DEGAULLE part1

Sat, Nov 7, 9:00 PM
From Los Angeles French Language Group
4.8

[Link to the film info. ](https://theamericanfrenchfilmfestival.eventive.org/films/6ac02fdab03a4352eaf634f0) On se rencontre pour voir ce très long film qui a fait un carton en France. This film was huge in France. It’s over # hrs long. NOTE - RSVP DOES NOT MEAN ADMISSION. YOU NEED TO PURCHASE TICKETS ONLINE. [Link to the festival for tickets. ](https://theamericanfrenchfilmfestival.eventive.org/films)

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Monthly Meetup with creatives from film, games, and the digital arts

Monthly Meetup with creatives from film, games, and the digital arts

Tue, Nov 24, 1:00 AM
From Film, Music, and Media Monthly Happy Hour
4.7

Greetings! We hold this Meetup at IDLE HOUR, a classic North Hollywood roadside landmark, a registered LA Historic-Cultural Monument that has been restored by the same folks who manage our previous locations, Harlowe and The Formosa. Meetups will always be the FOURTH MONDAY of every month. IDLE HOUR is on Vineland Ave, just off Lankershim Blvd and Camarillo St: [4824 Vineland Ave, Los Angeles, CA 91601](https://maps.app.goo.gl/hXynb9pxoQvufKRz5) This event is open to professionals and enthusiasts alike, so whether you're an experienced or novice musician, game designer, VFX artist, writer or a budding independent filmmaker, come mingle, share insights, and build connections with others who share your passion for creativity. Don't miss this chance to meet new friends, collaborators, and potential business partners in the exciting worlds of film, music, and media. We will meet on the patio out back next to the giant pipe-smoking bulldog! There's easy street parking all around, and the Metro Red Line NoHo station is about a 20 minute walk.

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🤼 Valentino Khan's “Extramania” (Music + Wrestling) @ Hollywood Palladium (18+)

🤼 Valentino Khan's “Extramania” (Music + Wrestling) @ Hollywood Palladium (18+)

Sun, Nov 15, 3:55 AM
From Electric Events LA
4.3

Let’s meetup for Valentino Khan! **Tickets 👉[https://ravemeetup.short.gy/valentino-khan-111426](https://ravemeetup.short.gy/valentino-khan-111426)** ***Early bird price at announcement: $42.50 Lock in tix before the next tier.*** More shows 👉[https://www.RaveLoop.com](https://www.RaveLoop.com) **👋 *Please visit our sponsor site* 👉[https://www.RaveMeetup.com](https://www.RaveMeetup.com)** **VALENTINO KHAN** **[Click here for more info.](https://www.ravemeetup.com/event/valentino-khan-presents-extramania-live-music-pro-wrestling-hollywood-palladium-18-111426/)** ***You must buy a ticket if you want to see the DJs inside of the venue. The "FREE" shown by meetup.com means it's only free to meetup with members. Sorry for any confusion.*** https://secure.meetupstatic.com/photos/event/6/d/d/1/highres_535348113.jpeg **AGES:** 18+ **DOORS OPEN:** 8:00pm **ADDRESS:** 6215 Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90028 **PARKING:** Lots by the venue. Rideshare recommended. **DRESS CODE:** Casual. Management reserves the right to make all final dress code decisions & can refuse entry for any reason. **MEETUP INFO:** Please comment below & make arrangements to meet up with our members. **MEETUP TIMES (5 MINUTE WAIT PER TIME):** 9:15pm 10:15pm 11:15pm

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Hollywood Chills: Film + Music Night

Hollywood Chills: Film + Music Night

Sat, Nov 14, 2:00 AM
From Los Angeles Creatives + Entrepreneurs

Connect with social guests and fellow creatives alike, and give back to a special cause. **Special Guests:** 1. Brooke Freundlich, Manager of Original Series, Netflix 1. Lisa Zambetti, Casting Director ("Criminal Minds") 1. Jaffar Mahmood, director, producer (Apple TV's "Stick," CBS's "Young Sheldon," Netflix's "Bridgerton" and "Nobody Wants This") Speaker Bios: Brooke Freundlich is a seasoned entertainment executive with over eight years of experience at Netflix, where she has played a key role in shaping television strategy and launching multiple high-profile series. Her work has spanned many creative verticals, including Young Adult and Four Quad Family programming, Overall Deal Series, and most recently, Studio Drama Series. At Netflix, Brooke has been instrumental in developing and executing strategies that bring dynamic storytelling to global audiences. She has overseen the successful launch of several acclaimed projects, including The Perfect Couple starring Nicole Kidman and Black Rabbit starring Jason Bateman and Jude Law, among others. Her upcoming slate includes Oscar winner Graham Moore's The Altruists (produced by Higher Ground Productions), Quinn Shephard’s The Body (produced by Felix Culpa and North Road), Nick Naveda’s The Sticks (produced by 21 Laps), and Joe Robert Cole’s All The Sinners Bleed (produced by Amblin Entertainment and Higher Ground Productions). Before joining Netflix, Brooke began her career in talent management at LINK Entertainment. She is a graduate of Syracuse University's S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications, where she cultivated her passion for media and storytelling. Lisa Zambetti, CSA is a three-time Artios nominated casting director for tv, film, commercials, and video games. ("Criminal Minds", "Beyond Borders", "Reservation Dogs”, "County Rescue"). Her film “Hicks Happy Hour” won an Emmy award and screened at the Tribeca Film Festival and Cannes. She’s cast projects for NBC Universal, ABC Studios, CBS Paramount, Netflix, FX, Amazon/Audible, Great American Family Channel and Skydance Interactive. Lisa is an active member of the Equity in Entertainment committee and the Tech committee for the Casting Society. She currently part of the Television Academy Casting Peer Group. She is also on the advisory board for Hire Survivors Hollywood, and a proud Local 399 Union member. As an acting teacher, Lisa is on the faculty of UCLA, Chapman University, and Pace University and has also taught for USC, UC Santa Barbara, Cal State East Bay, Whitman College, and The Actors Studio M.F.A. program in New York. Lisa has a podcast “Killer Casting” where she discusses her favorite films, tv, and issues in our industry as well as interviewing creators. Jaffar Mahmood, an NAACP Image Award nominated director, recently wrapped on directing the final block for season 5 of Netflix/Shondaland’s global hit series BRIDGERTON. Prior to this, he directed on S3 of NOBODY WANTS THIS for Netflix and served as EP/Director for Season 1 & 2 of Apple’s STICK, starring Owen Wilson. An expert in understanding tone, Jaffar is known for finding the sweet spot on genre-bending shows like Netflix's THE RESIDENCE, Hulu's INTERIOR CHINATOWN, Fox's BEST MEDICINE, and Hulu's THE GREAT. An accomplished producer as well, Jaffar was the Producing Director on YOUNG SHELDON for its first three seasons prior to PD'ng STICK. Having directed over 80 episodes of television, his other credits include REBOOT, KILLING IT, UNBREAKABLE KIMMY SCHMIDT, SANTA CLARITA DIET, MODERN FAMILY, & BROOKLYN NINE-NINE to name a few. Jaffar began his career in features, where fresh out of film school he directed/produced the feature film SHADES OF RAY starring Zachary Levi & Sarah Shahi. Jaffar was born and raised in Toms River, New Jersey. He earned his B.A. in Economics from Tufts University and his M.F.A. from The Peter Stark Producing Program at USC's School of Cinematic Arts. And in case you're wondering about the pronunciation, think "offer" with a "J" in front. Aladdin ruined his life.

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Meetup connects people over shared interests like foreign films. Users can explore groups dedicated to arts and culture, join events, and meet others with similar passions.

To find foreign film events in Los Angeles, search through Meetup for local groups focused on film. Use the app or website to browse arts and culture meetups.

Event frequency depends on groups. Some have regular weekly screenings, others less often. Check individual meetup schedules for exact details.

Typically, you should RSVP for meetups to help hosts plan for the number of attendees. It ensures you have a seat reserved at events.

A typical foreign film night involves watching films from different countries, followed by discussions. It’s an opportunity to explore diverse cultures through cinema.

No prior knowledge is necessary! Enthusiasts from all levels are welcome. Meetups provide a space to learn and appreciate cinema with others.

Yes, most foreign film nights include movies from various countries, offering attendees a taste of global cinema.

Yes, Meetup allows participants to contact organizers for more information about the events, schedules, or specific film details.

Meetup facilitates group connections but isn't the organizer. Events are held by individual groups and hosts passionate about the subject.

Events may be online or in-person, depending on the organizer. Check the event details to know where each viewing will take place.

Most films shown will have English subtitles, but it varies by event. It's best to check specific details provided by the event host.

Some groups offer free film screenings while others may require a fee. Each event page will provide details about any associated costs.

While some meetups might host film professionals, connections depend on the specific event. Networking largely occurs within the amateur film community.

Yes! Visiting different film events lets you discover venues and cultural spots in LA, unique to the city's cinema landscape.

Not all neighborhoods have active film nights. Availability varies based on local member interest and organizer activity.