We will be screening the miniseries in it's entirety at 3pm on March 8th. Director Mike Mayhall will be in attendance as will members from the cast and crew. Free to the public.
Urban Legend: Mon. March 10th Monday, March 10th, shake off that post-Mardi Gras funk and join us at The Broad to catch the 1998 film "Urban Legend", presented by Screamfest NOLA and Timecode. Starring a who's who of future stars and horror icons like Jared Leto, Joshua Jackson, Danielle Harris, Robert Englund, Brad Douriff, Rebecca Gayheart, […]
Join us for a screening of RATS! followed by a Q&A with director Maxwell Nalevansky Summer just got a lot shorter for 19 year old Raphael Tinski. It’s 2007 and the peak of emo-culture is in full swing. Raphael just got arrested by a psychotic cop. Raphael just fell in love with a girl at […]
Fish Have No Psychiatrists: A Day with Andrei Codrescu (2024) 86 min. Andrei Codrescu, novelist, poet, public speaker, and former NPR contributor, returns home to New Orleans with a new film on his life. From Dada to quadrupedalism, Andrei offers us an ode to a free-thinking and free-wheeling perspective, one which doesn’t fall easily into categories. The […]
The 2025 PATOIS Film Festival is exclusively at The Broad Theater April 2-6! Twenty films, all New Orleans premieres, featuring two dozen filmmakers and in partnership with grassroots organizations fighting for liberation
Its that time of year again. The end of Lent, and a happy Easter Sunday. Come celebrate with The Broad Theater's 8th Annual Jesus Christ Superstar Not Sing Along! Due to copyright issues we will be unable to play the sing along version but we will still have a great time, and please, sing your […]
Monday, April 21st, join us at The Broad to celebrate 25 years of Christian Bale as Patrick Bateman and catch the 2000 film "American Psycho", presented by Screamfest NOLA and Timecode. A film way too ahead of it's time to be appreciated upon release, American Psycho has grown in stature and developed a massive cult following as a quintessential film […]
They Call Her Death is the second feature film from Kansas filmmaker Austin Snell (Exposure, 2018). Filmed entirely on 16mm film using cameras from the 1960s, They Call Her Death strives to capture the essence of low-budget Euro-Westerns and Euro-Horror of the same era with an emphasis on practical, old-school techniques. Whether it’s the choice to utilize actual […]
