On the last Friday of every month, a visual description tour explores a select gallery space with a museum educator. This 30-minute verbal overview is crafted for visitors who are blind or low vision.
A motley band of tanuki—shapeshifting wild raccoon dogs—must battle humans to protect the idyllic Tama Hills from being converted into a suburb. Isao Takahata’s epic is a playful and entertaining adventure brimming with visual delights and surprises.
A ragtag group of kids embark on a quest for lost pirate gold in this classic 1980s adventure for the whole family. This is an accessible screening with open captioning, dimmed lights, and lower volume for neurodivergent viewers.
The atmosphere is grand and culturally significant, featuring a striking architecture that transitions from the historic May Company structure into a modern, high-tech cinematic-focused space. It feels like a premier destination for cinephiles to immerse themselves in the art of storytelling.ambiance_potoo
Visitors highly recommend exploring the diverse exhibits, such as the Jaws 50th Anniversary display, and enjoy the museum's proximity to other local cultural landmarks.reviews_potoo
This institution is anchored by the historic May Company building on Wilshire Boulevard, which was revitalized to house the museum. Opened in 2021, it serves as a dedicated home for the legacy of the Academy and the preservation of cinematic history.story_potoo