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Only in Theaters [Played Oct. 24 as part of AARP's Movies for Grownups and available on iTunes, Amazon Prime Video, Google Play, Vudu, and various VOD platforms.] Raphael Sbarge's informative, entertaining, insightful, moving, highly personal, inspirational, thought-provoking, indepth, timely, 94-minute documentary that chronicles the struggles and challenges of four generations of the passionate, dedicated Laemmle family to keep the Laemmle arthouse cinema theater chain in business for 84 years in Los Angeles, explores the changing face and future of cinema in the long term with the advent of streaming and changing theater culture, pays homage to independent theaters and films, and consists of archival photographs and film clips, movie excerpts, and commentary by Gregory Laemmle's wife Nancy, film critics (such as Leonard Maltin, Kenneth Turan, and Kevin Thomas), South East European Film Festival founder Vera Mijojlic, screenwriters Nicole Holofcener and Bruce Joel Rubin, writer and director Ava DuVernay, writers Ross Melnick and Michael Renov, great aunt Alyse Laemmle, movie producers Vladek Juszkiewicz and Melody Korenbrot, Laemmle Theaters president Gregory Laemmle, film distributor Neil Freidman, documentary filmmaker Roberta Grossman, writers and directors Cameron Crowe and Allison Anders, art director David L. Snyder, film producer and writer James Ivory, art critic Edward Goldman, Greg and Nancy's sons Gabriele and Ezra Laemmle, audio engineer Mark Ulano, and singer/choreographer/actor Toni Basil.
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