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A lonely widow meets a much younger Arab worker in a bar during a rainstorm. They fall in love, to their own surprise and to the shock of their families.

This beautiful indictment of 1950s American mores follows the blossoming love between a well-off widow and her handsome and earthy younger gardener.

Enjoy a Christmas film with us!

The Colossal Cinematic Showcase exists to provide a showcase for filmmakers to screen their works of art on the Big Screen!

Kick off the holiday season with a classic double feature that'll give you more than your fair share of melodrama, love, and pesky children.

These filmmakers mine the past in all its richnessusing found footage, recovered audio, source footage, movement, re-creations, documentary evidenceto convey senses of beauty, sorrow, solace and resilience.

One of the great things about experimental filmmaking is that there are really no rules for how to make a film.  Like 2-D artists or poets, experimental filmmakers explore the possibilities, often starting there.   In this program, the ...

The body, our most intimate landscape, is a site for detailed examinations of the aging, changing, meditative, playful, remembered, non-conforming, and contested self in the world.

Filmmakers in this program work with landscape, broadly defined, using it as a prism for their concerns and passions and to speak truth to power.  

This collection of site-specific films beautifully document, gesture toward and find meaning in urban and rural locations around the globe, demonstrating once again that the constraints of place can be artistically liberating.

Cellist Lori Goldson returns to Engauge with a new program, featuring original scores to silent films from the Engauge archive + a newly digitized copy of one of Engauge founder Jon Behrens rarely screened films.

ð Celebrating sprocket-driven, artist-made experimental film. ð

ð Celebrating sprocket-driven, artist-made experimental film. ð

ð Celebrating sprocket-driven, artist-made experimental film. ð

Four silent horror films from the 1920s, screened and scored simultaneously by an ensemble of LA's best improvising soloists

Monika Treut presents four short documentaries about individuals who live and act outside of societys expectations of womanhood.

Twenty years after the making of her groundbreaking trans documentary Gendernauts, Monika Treut returns to San Francisco to catch up with her subjects.

Made at the height of the tech boom of the late 1990s, Monika Treuts Teddy Award-winning Gendernauts is a portrait of a group of trans artists, activists, and academics living in San Francisco

In a near-future Tokyo where the threat of a catastrophic earthquake pervades daily life, two rabble-rousing best friends are about to graduate high school.

Kevin McAllister is back on the big screen!