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Sep 19,2026

Cinespia Summer Screenings 2026 — Hollywood Forever Cemetery

Watching a film properly was never about a dark room and assigned seats. It is a lawn at dusk, a blanket, a drink poured while there is still light, and a few thousand people who all loved the same movie at the same age. The crowd is the reason to go. Scenes you know by heart land differently when thousands of people meet them at once on an outdoor screen. Some nights everybody sings. Some nights the lawn goes completely silent, because the moment still works decades later, in the cemetery where the people who made it are buried. That last part is not a gimmick, and it is the strangest, most moving argument for keeping old films alive that this city has. Saturday nights on Santa Monica Boulevard through the summer, with the lineup posted at cinespia.org and seats gone well ahead of time. Pick the film your person quotes without meaning to, and buy two.
Cinespia Summer Screenings 2026 — Hollywood Forever Cemetery
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Cinespia Summer Screenings 2026 — Hollywood Forever Cemetery

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Labyrinth turned forty this year and Cinespia is screening it at Hollywood Forever. Bowie in a graveyard under the stars. Twenty-four dollars. Some movies you see once and they just move in.

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Saturday, September 19, 2026
7:30 PM PDT – 11:30 PM PDT
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Watching a film properly was never about a dark room and assigned seats. It is a lawn at dusk, a blanket, a drink poured while there is still light, and a few thousand people who all loved the same movie at the same age.

The crowd is the reason to go. Scenes you know by heart land differently when thousands of people meet them at once on an outdoor screen. Some nights everybody sings. Some nights the lawn goes completely silent, because the moment still works decades later, in the cemetery where the people who made it are buried. That last part is not a gimmick, and it is the strangest, most moving argument for keeping old films alive that this city has.

Saturday nights on Santa Monica Boulevard through the summer, with the lineup posted at cinespia.org and seats gone well ahead of time. Pick the film your person quotes without meaning to, and buy two.

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