SENSORY FRIENDLY SCREENINGS – September – December 2023
Come on out for Sensory Friendly Screenings, unique movie showings where you can get up, sing, dance, and shout!
Cartoon Madness Returns with Fleischer & Friends Saturday Afternoon!
Join us for another fun round of Cartoon Madness featuring Fleischer Cartoons this Saturday!
Anime Expo Cinema Nights – September 2023 – February 2024
Join us as we partner with Anime Expo for Anime Expo Cinema Nights, a series of five unforgettable anime films!
Summer Matinees – Summer 2023
Spend your summer at The Frida with our Summer Matinee series, featuring classic and family-friendly films!
The Writer’s Room: Favorite Summer Movies
The members of the Frida writing team share some of their favorite summertime films.
Childhood’s End: The Dark Family Films of Don Bluth
Frida Blog Editor Reggie Peralta revisits five of Don Bluth’s darkest films before The Land Before Time screens next week.
Volunteer of the Month Yasmin Hurtado on Fantastic Planet
Frida Concessions Attendant Bobby Thornson talks with April Volunteer of the Month Yasmin Hurtado about her VOTM pick Fantastic Planet as well as her time at The Frida.
Alberto Vazquez’s Unicorn Wars Opens This Friday
Unicorn Wars, Alberto Vazquez’s violent yet cute adult animated film, opens this Friday!
Valentine’s Month at The Frida – February 2023
Celebrate Valentine’s Day at The Frida all month-long with a series featuring beloved romances from all genres and generations!
Who Framed Roger Rabbit Screens All Weekend Long!
Catch a screening of Robert Zemecki’s timeless live-action/animation hybrid Who Framed Roger Rabbit!
Celebrate 15 Years of Marjane Satrapi’s Persepolis This Friday!
Join us for Marjane Satrapi’s animated biographical drama Persepolis, hitting our screen this Friday just in time for its 15th anniversary!
Batman: Mask of the Phantasm Screening in Honor of Kevin Conroy Friday Night
Join us Friday for a late-night screening of Batman: Mask of the Phantasm, playing in tribute to the late Kevin Conroy!
Coraline: Doorways as Entrances to Transformation or: How Scaring Ourselves Helps Us Know Who We Are
Guest writer Shelby Perlis analyzes the themes of transformation and exploring the unknown in Henry Selick’s Coraline.
Old and New: Mobile Suit Gundam: Cucuruz Doan’s Island
Frida writing team member Josh Green compares and contrasts Mobile Suit Gundam: Cucuruz Doan’s Island, the latest installment of the Gundam franchise, with the episode of the original series that it’s based on.
FREE Dia De Los Muertos Screening of Coco This Saturday!
Join us Saturday afternoon for a free screening of Pixar’s Coco in celebration of Dia de los Muertos!
