American Cinematheque
The American Cinematheque is a non-profit organization whose mission is to celebrate the experience of cinema as a moving art form. We believe that film is a communal experience with the power to entertain, enlighten and inspire. We build a diverse and engaged film community through immersive film curation, conversation, and presentation. We bridge the filmmaker to the audience and film history to its future. Screening at the Aero, Los Feliz 3 and Egyptian Theatres in Los Angeles.www.americancinematheque.com
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Sep 11, 2026
Katie WalshHOST
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Katie WalshHOST
Chris at American Cinematheque being like, "I need to be there for journalistic purposes." And I hate asking for free stuff, but they're always like, "Ask us for a ticket.
Katie WalshHOST
We'll hook you up." So I'm like, this is my one time I can like-
Blake HowardHOST
The one time-
Nick WigerHOST
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Nick WigerHOST
American Cinematheque hat.
Nick WigerHOST
I'm going somewhere with this
Mike MitchellHOST
Are you saying, like, we are gr- our, our grill, like, grilling has a ticking clock 'cause you don't wanna overcook it? Is that what you're saying, too?
Nick WigerHOST
We have a ticking clock today.
Mike MitchellHOST
Ugh.
Nick WigerHOST
And I'm glad we're keeping things tight, because we have to be out of here in time to make it to our screening at the American Cinematheque.
Mike MitchellHOST
Yes, that's right.
Griffin DunneGUEST
I mean, you should see my bagels on the side of my head.
Grant MoningerHOST
Welcome to the American Cinematheque podcast, the show where guests program the film festival of their lives.
Grant MoningerHOST
Joining us today is an actor, director, and author known for films like An American Werewolf in London, After Hours, Practical Magic, and so many more.
Grant MoningerHOST
Programming the Gryffindor Film Festival, it's Gryffindor.
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Grant MoningerHOST
All right.
Grant MoningerHOST
This was fun.
Grant MoningerHOST
The American Cinematheque podcast is produced and edited by Victoria Alejandro.
Grant MoningerHOST
Mike Cuenca edits and produces our video.
Brad EastridgeHOST
And there are some upcoming screenings of the film this fall.
Brad EastridgeHOST
You can see it Sunday, September 13th by the American Cinematheque at the Los Feliz Theater at 1 p.m. with a live score by Dean Mora as part of the Los Angeles Silent Film Festival.
Brad EastridgeHOST
Also September 13th at 4 p.m. in San Luis Obispo, there's a live performance of Robert Israel's score by the Novo Orchestra conducted by Michael Nowak.
Brad EastridgeHOST
And on Friday, October 2nd, proudly opening the Pordenone Film Festival in Pordenone, Italy.
Joe RechtmanHOST
I had a couple of thoughts.
Joe RechtmanHOST
Last night, me and my wife went out to Westwood to Director's Village, which is a really nice movie theater that, uh, is part of the American Cinematheque, and they were screening for the 25th anniversary the first Fast and Furious movie.
Joe RechtmanHOST
And it was this huge event with Michelle Rodriguez and Jordana Brewster.
Joe RechtmanHOST
Tyrese was there.
Sterling CookGUEST
It's almost like magic.
Zach EastmanHOST
Oh, and this production fact is after this, George Raft traveled in time and then did a Q&A about it at the American Cinematheque and then came back into the 40s.
Sterling CookGUEST
Is it true George Raft? I think maybe I'm thinking of like a long, you must remember this episode that I heard decades ago or something, but like Bogart really got his start because Raft was dropping out of these gangster pictures and Bogart kind of slid into his lane.
Sterling CookGUEST
And interestingly enough, we're talking about him here and he's, I find him so much less compelling than Bogart.
Jesse ThorneHOST
Thanks, by the way, to all the Angelenos who came out to our screening of one of my most beloved films of all time, A Thousand Clowns.
Jesse ThorneHOST
Thanks to the folks at American Cinematheque and their festival Friend of the Fest, uh, for hosting Bullseye and finding a 35 millimeter print of that 65-ish year old movie.
Jesse ThorneHOST
Uh, it was such a great time.
Jesse ThorneHOST
It was so fun to introduce it and, uh, talk to folks after.
Jesse ThorneHOST
Yeah, it was total great time, so thanks American Cinematheque.
Jesse ThorneHOST
Thanks everybody who came out.
Jesse ThorneHOST
Our show is produced by speaking into microphones.
Jordan CrucchiolaHOST
I'm like,
Rosie KnightGUEST
American Cinematheque, let me and Jordan do The Little Girl Down the Lane for Bleak Week.
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Let us come on and talk about it for
Rosie KnightGUEST
Bleak Week, and I'll tell everyone why it's really happy and good and hopeful.
Katie WalshGUEST
I'm so glad it found distribution.
Katie WalshGUEST
I saw it last year at the This Is Not a Fiction Festival at the American Cinematheque and it's finally coming to Netflix.
Katie WalshGUEST
So I'm so happy it's going to be able to be seen.
Madeline BrandHOST
Oh, cool.
Warner BaileyHOST
It's not as good, but what's behind you? Walk us through some of the things in your office.
Imani DavisGUEST
Yes, we're at the American Cinematheque office right now.
Imani DavisGUEST
And so we have these like middle mini posters of our different festivals and initiatives that we have.
Imani DavisGUEST
So we have a podcast.
Imani DavisGUEST
That was great.
Imani DavisGUEST
We did the world premiere of the 70 millimeter print of Note.
Imani DavisGUEST
And I feel like that was just at a really great early standpoint of the growth of the American Cinematheque and the audiences getting younger and such too.
Imani DavisGUEST
That was just like artistic director commented on at the time of like, audience is like so young here right now.
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