We've got a surreal anime and Del Toro telling us about a movie later this month.
Brain Dead Studios
611 N Fairfax Ave
Los Angeles, CA
90012
611 N Fairfax Ave
Los Angeles, CA
90012
Free
* This event is FIRST COME, FIRST ENTER *
Join us at Brain Dead Studios to celebrate the 40th anniversary and all-new 4K restoration of the 1985 animated classic, Angel's Egg. Exclusive Brain Dead x Angel's Egg merch will be available for purchase at the event, ahead of its online release.
* This event is FIRST COME, FIRST ENTER *
Join us at Brain Dead Studios to celebrate the 40th anniversary and all-new 4K restoration of the 1985 animated classic, Angel's Egg. Exclusive Brain Dead x Angel's Egg merch will be available for purchase at the event, ahead of its online release.
Angel’s Egg is a creative collaboration between acclaimed director Mamoru Oshii (Ghost in the Shell), who wrote and directed the feature, and revered artist Yoshitaka Amano (Final Fantasy, Vampire Hunter D).The film combines Oshii’s masterful moodiness and philosophical commentary with Amano’s undeniable artistry, resulting in a haunting, hand-drawn masterpiece of animation.
Actually, Brain Dead Studios has some amazing movies for the whole month of January. Check out the calendar for cult classics, artsy nonsense and more.
In person: Guillermo Del Toro, George Stevens Jr.
Sat, Jan 17, 2026 | 2pm PT
David Geffen Theater
Sat, Jan 17, 2026 | 2pm PT
David Geffen Theater
$5
The George Stevens Lecture on Directing presents the premiere screening of the beautiful 4K restoration of The Greatest Story Ever Told (1965) with special guest filmmaker Guillermo del Toro speaking about Stevens's career; the restoration of the film on its 60th anniversary; and the lasting impact of the film. The penultimate feature from the two-time Best Directing winner (A Place in the Sun, Giant) is a lavishly produced and unusually thoughtful look at the life and teachings of Jesus, with Max von Sydow making his US film debut in a subtly powerful lead performance. The film received five Oscar nominations, including for William Mellor and Loyal Griggs for Cinematography in 65mm Ultra Panavision Technicolor.
