Behind the nostalgic glow of 35mm film projectors and the fervent loyalty of its patrons, the New Beverly Cinema stands as a beacon for revival cinema in Los Angeles, where the boundaries between old and new are constantly blurred. This documentary shines a light on this unique gem through the eyes of those who call it home, exploring the enduring power of cinema's physical past and the communities that gather to experience it. Filmed in part by an all-star cast, including women directors Edgar Wright and Joe Carnahan, the film is as much about the people who keep revival cinemas alive as it is about the films themselves.
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