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Cinespia is an organization that hosts on-site screenings of classic films in and around Los Angeles. They show films from the 1930s through the 1990s. The al fresco Hollywood Forever Cemetery screenings take place on the Fairbanks Lawn (so named for the adjacent crypt housing both Douglas Fairbanks, Sr. and Jr.), and films are digitally projected against the west wall of the Cathedral Mausoleum, which houses the crypt of Rudolph Valentino among many others.

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Up to 3,500 patrons per screening bring blankets, pillows, picnic dinners, alcoholic beverages, and candles and enjoy screenings under the stars, while a staff of 35 keep things running smoothly.

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DJ’s play music before and after the screenings over a portable sound system.

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Cemetery screenings are held very Saturday all summer long! It’s fun to hang out, picnic, and watch fun, old movies outside under the stars with hundreds of others doing just the same. The first screening is this Saturday with the classic hit National Lampoon’s Vacation!

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WHAT: Cinespia Outdoor Movie Screenings 
WHEN:
Check schedule here 
WHERE: 
6000 Santa Monica Blvd. | Los Angeles, CA 90038

DETAILS:

  • Tickets: $8 – $15 
  • Allowable chair height from ground to seat is 6″ and from seat to top of chair 21″

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CONTACT INFO: (323) 221-3343 | cinespia@earthlink.net

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Cinespia is an organization that hosts on-site screenings of classic films in and around Los Angeles. They show films from the 1930s through the 1990s. The al fresco Hollywood Forever Cemetery screenings take place on the Fairbanks Lawn (so named for the adjacent crypt housing both Douglas Fairbanks, Sr. and Jr.), and films are digitally projected against the west wall of the Cathedral Mausoleum, which houses the crypt of Rudolph Valentino among many others.

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Up to 3,500 patrons per screening bring blankets, pillows, picnic dinners, alcoholic beverages and candles and enjoy screenings under the stars, while a staff of 35 keep things running smoothly.

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DJ’s play music before and after the screenings over a portable sound system, and guest DJ’s have included Carlos Niño, Andy VotelCut Chemistthe Gaslamp KillerDam-FunkPeanut Butter Wolf and members of the Numero Group and Dublab collectives.

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Cemetery screenings are held very Saturday all summer long! It’s fun to hang out, picnic, and watch fun, old movies outside under the stars with hundreds of others doing just the same.

Movie Schedule

Saturday, May 11 – The Third Man

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Saturday, May 18 – American Psycho

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Saturday, May 25 – The Party

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Sunday, May 26 – Clueless

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WHAT: Cinespia Cemetery Screenings
WHEN: Gates open at 7:00 pm, movie starts at 8:30 pm | Check here for schedule
WHERE:
Hollywood Forever Cemetery | 6000 Santa Monica Blvd | Los Angeles, CA 90038

DETAILS: 

  • Tickets are $12 and are available at the gate
  • Parking is $10 – $15

CONTACT INFO: Click here 

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Cinespia and The Los Angeles Historic Theatre Foundation present a one night only screening of Blade Runner in the location where it was filmed. Blade Runner has become the quintessential Los Angeles film, despotic and dreamily beautiful, it shows downtown in all its faded glory. It has also become the gold standard for science fiction cinema, and its breathtaking vision is timeless.

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Opened in 1918, The Million Dollar is described as a Spanish cathedral set in a Greek Temple. The interior is full of lush colors, original art works, and gorgeous, ornate decorations. The Million Dollar features prominently in the film, this is your chance to see with your own eyes the inside of one of our historical treasures.

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Withdrawn from theatrical release, Cinespia and the LAHTF present this rare opportunity to see Blade Runner in glorious 35mm on the Million Dollar‘s big screen by special arrangement with the Chartwell Partners. Proceeds will be applied to restoring the Million Dollar name to the marquee.

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Sid Grauman‘s first major theatre was named Grauman’s Theatre when it opened on February 1, 1918 with William S. Hart in “The Silent Man” Following the hype over its price tag, it soon became known as Grauman’s Million Dollar Theatre, although it was not officially named this until 1922. The auditorium was built behind the twelve story Edison office building, the exterior is a magnificent example, of a variation of Spanish Rococo style, known as Churrigueresque. Deeply molded features decorate the theatre entrance and higher up on the facade are heroic figures of the arts, with symbols of western Americana, such as bison head, eagles, and longhorn steer skulls, all the work of sculptor Joseph Mora.

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WHAT: Blade Runner At The Million Dollar Theatre 
WHEN: 
Saturday, March 23, 2013 | Doors 7:30 pm | Movie 9:00 pm
WHERE: 
The Million Dollar Theatre | 307 South Broadway | Los Angeles, CA 90013

DETAILS:

  • 21 and over
  • Full bar

CONTACT INFO: (323) 221-3343 or cinespia@earthlink.net

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Cinespia is an organization that hosts on-site screenings of classic films in and around Los Angeles. They show films from the 1930s through the 1990s. The al fresco Hollywood Forever Cemetery screenings take place on the Fairbanks Lawn (so named for the adjacent crypt housing both Douglas Fairbanks, Sr. and Jr.), and films are digitally projected against the west wall of the Cathedral Mausoleum, which houses the crypt of Rudolph Valentino among many others.

Up to 3,500 patrons per screening bring blankets, pillows, picnic dinners, alcoholic beverages and candles and enjoy screenings under the stars, while a staff of 35 keep things running smoothly.

DJ’s play music before and after the screenings over a portable sound system, and guest DJ’s have included Carlos Niño, Andy VotelCut Chemistthe Gaslamp KillerDam-FunkPeanut Butter Wolf and members of the Numero Group and Dublab collectives.

Cemetery screenings are held very Saturday all summer long! It’s fun to hang out, picnic, and watch fun, old movies outside under the stars with hundreds of others doing just the same.

Movie Schedule

Saturday, June 9 – A Nightmare On Elm Street


Saturday, June 16 – Cheech and Chong’s Up In Smoke


Saturday, June 23 – Chinatown


Saturday, June 30 – Labyrinth

Get your advanced tickets here.

WHAT: Cinespia OUtdoor Movie Experience
WHEN: June 9, 16, 23 and 30, 2012
WHERE: Hollywood Forever Cemetery | 6000 Santa Monica Blvd. | Los Angeles, CA 90038

CONTACT INFO: (323) 221-3343 or cinespia@earthlink.net

DETAILS: 

  • No reservation necessary
  • Tickets are $10 and are available at the gate
  • Gates open at 7:30 pm and movie starts at 9:00 pm
  • There will be one line for entry for both pre-sale and tickets at the door
  • A pre-paid ticket ensures entry to the screening, but seating is still general admission and first come-first served
  • Parking Passes are available online with every ticket purchasing page
  • Additional parking is right around the corner at the Paramount parking structure 801 North Gower, it’s also $10

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