Be one of the first to watch a new film that explores how we see the world! Join us for an exclusive screening of the film Observer at The Broad Theater followed by exploration outside at Lafitte Greenway. The first 50 people to register and attend will be eligible to receive an Observer kit of […]
Monday, May 12th, Screamfest NOLA & Timecode invite you to a blood-soaked celebration as we present the chilling classic Carrie on the big screen! This iconic tale of telekinetic terror, originally unleashed to stunned audiences, has only grown more haunting with time. Whether you’re here for the unforgettable prom night carnage or the eerie slow-burn […]
TICKETS When Lucy’s father dies, she discovers that her older sister, Paige, has inherited all of his money. Tasked with the management of her father's affairs, Lucy is responsible for the distribution of Paige’s inheritance, though they haven’t spoken in over 5 years. Paige is a reckless alcoholic who has lived off of their father’s […]
June’s Pride Film Festival, presented by The Broad Theater and the Crescent City Leathermen, is a look back at LGBTQ+ films from pre-2000. These films drew praise, criticism, and sometimes cult status — for their portrayal of LGBT+ life, or in ways that captured the attention of the community. We often overlook these issues today. […]
Monday, June 2nd, Screamfest NOLA & Timecode invite you to an otherworldly celebration as we present the chilling sci-fi film, Species on the big screen for its 30th Anniversary! This sci-fi cult classic brought us a terrifying species to the big screen, a 90s classic! Join us as we go through Sil's terrifying life. With […]
Monday, August 4th, Screamfest NOLA & Timecode present the 2000 horror cult classic “Ginger Snaps”! Can you believe it's been 25 years? A standout in werewolf cinema, this dark and witty Canadian gem is rarely shown on the big screen, and we’re thrilled to bring its feral energy to life. Follow sisters Ginger and Brigitte […]
The 48 Hour Film Project returns this August 14th! TICKETS
Founded as a hospital for the poor, Charity Hospital began in 1736 as just a small cottage built on the goodwill of a dying French merchant. Run by the nuns of The Daughters of Charity and serving the city of New Orleans for close to 300 years, it gradually transformed into an enormous public institution […]
