Los Angeles Filmforum is the longest-running organization in Southern California dedicated exclusively to the ongoing, non-commercial exhibition of independent, experimental, and progressive media art.

Filmforum is proud to be in the center of the cultural programming of a city with a rich history of avant-garde filmmaking and programming. Now in our 50th year, we celebrate personal, hand-crafted and non-commercial work. Read more about our various programs, purchase tickets for upcoming screenings, explore our archives, or learn more about volunteering or making a tax-deductible donation on our website!

Upcoming Screenings

Nothing Bad Will Ever Happen Again: The Films of Victoria Vincent, 3:30 pm

Start Date: Mar 16, 2025 3:30PM
End Date: Mar 16, 2025 6:00PM
Location: 2220 Arts + Archives

A fever dream stitched together from hyperpop absurdism, DIY grit, and existential dread, Victoria Vincent’s films paint a world where the distant horizon line never gets any closer, and the only certainty is drinking alone at a curved bar. Victoria Vincent, known online as Vewn, has been animating and posting for over a decade, drawing over 1.5 million subscribers into her ever-evolving distortions. 3:30 pm show added!

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Nothing Bad Will Ever Happen Again: The Films of Victoria Vincent, 7:00 pm

Date: Mar 16, 2025 7:00PM
Location: 2220 Arts + Archives

7:00 pm SOLD OUT! 3:30 pm show added! A fever dream stitched together from hyperpop absurdism, DIY grit, and existential dread, Victoria Vincent’s films paint a world where the distant horizon line never gets any closer, and the only certainty is drinking alone at a curved bar. Victoria Vincent, known online as Vewn, has been animating and posting for over a decade, drawing over 1.5 million subscribers into her ever-evolving distortions.

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Thru the CRT (1985)

EZTV Avant Video: Works by Video Innovators

Date: Mar 31, 2025 7:30PM
Location: 2220 Arts + Archives

When the EZTV Video Gallery first opened in the summer of 1983, founder John Dorr envisioned the space as presenting “an alternative vision of contemporary culture and reality, a vision in no way controlled by the mass media, lowest-common-denominator ethic.” This was done through EZTV’s wildly varied programming, which featured everything from more traditional narrative video to live performance and cutting-edge video and computer art—and often works that incorporated multiple elements from all of the above. For this program, we’ll present three mid-length works that were originally packaged together in August 1985 as Avant Video: New Works by Video Innovators, along with a handful of shorter pieces spanning the breadth of EZTV’s history.

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