 Nautanki Saala, Rangrezz, and Shootout At Wadala are showing. Occasionally the theater also show films from Afghanistan, China, Hollywood, Iran, Korea, Pakistan, the Philippines, Sri Lanka, and Taiwan. The AMC Orange 30 in Orange also usually has a Bollywood film in its roster.

VIETNAMESE CINEMAS IN LOS ANGELES

The Southland is home to 225,158 native Vietnamese speakers – two thirds which live in Orange County. Little Saigon was once home to the Thu Do, which replaced the Edwards Westbrook Theater and showed Vietnamese, Chinese, and French films in the early 1990s. In 1994 it showed Mùi đu đủ xanh (The Scent of Green Papaya) and director Tran Anh Hung and star Trân Nu Yên-Khê were in attendance. The theater closed around 1996. I’m not aware of any Vietnamese theaters currently locally operating.





JAPANESE CINEMA IN LOS ANGELES





George and the Sakaye Aratani/Japan America Theatre



Today there are only 57,376 Angelenos who speak Japanese as a first language (obviously tens of thousands more ethnically Japanese Angelenos speak English as a first language). The Japan America Theater at the Japanese American Cultural & Community Center in Little Tokyo opened in 1983 -- in 2001 it was re-named George and the Sakaye Aratani/Japan America Theatre. To this day it hosts a variety of programs including Japanese films. I caught a Korean film there too during the Little Tokyo Korea Japan Festival although that may’ve been a one-off event.



Are there any foreign language cinemas that I missed? Please do let me know. And get out there and take advantage of being in Los Angeles to visit these theaters!

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Rep. David Faulkner, R-Mountain Brook, is sponsor of a bill to require city councils to provide a 30-day notice before voting to raise their pay. (Mike Cason/mcason@al.com)

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The Alabama House of Representatives passed a bill today that would block a 233 percent pay raise for the Birmingham City Council passed by the council last year.

The bill, by Rep. David Faulkner, R-Mountain Brook, would require
Nautanki Saala, Rangrezz, and Shootout At Wadala are showing. Occasionally the theater also show film from Afghanistan, China, Hollywood, Iran, Korea, Pakistan, the Philippines, Sri Lanka, and Taiwan. The AMC Orange 30 in Orange besides usually has a Bollywood movie in its roster. 

 VIETNAMESE cinema IN LOS ANGELES 

 The Southland is home to 225,158 native Vietnamese speakers – two third gear which live in Orange County. Little Saigon was once home to the Thu Do, which replace the Edwards Westbrook Theater and showed Vietnamese, Chinese, and French films in the early nineties. In 1994 it showed Mùi đu đủ xanh (The Scent of Green Papaya) and director Tran Anh Hung and star Trân Nu Yên - Khê were in attendance. The theater close up around 1996. I ’m not aware of any Vietnamese theaters currently locally operate. 





 JAPANESE CINEMA IN LOS ANGELES 





 George and the Sakaye Aratani / Japan America Theatre 



 Today there are only 57,376 Angelenos who speak Japanese as a beginning language (obviously tens of thousands more ethnically Japanese Angelenos speak English as a inaugural language). The Japan America Theater at the Japanese American Cultural & Community Center in Little Tokyo opened in 1983 -- in 2001 it was re - named George and the Sakaye Aratani / Japan America Theatre. To this day it hosts a variety show of programs including Japanese films. I caught a Korean film there too during the Little Tokyo Korea Japan Festival although that may’ve been a one - off event. 



 Are there any foreign language cinemas that I missed? Please do let me know. And get out there and take advantage of being in Los Angeles to travel to these theaters! 

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 Rep. David Faulkner, R - Mountain Brook, is sponsor of a beak to require city councils to provide a 30 - day notification before voting to raise their pay. (Mike Cason/mcason@al.com) 

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 The Alabama House of Representatives passed a beak today that would block a 233 percent pay raise for the Birmingham City Council passed by the council last class. 

 The bill, by Rep. David Faulkner, R - Mountain Brook, would require
 Naktanki Saala, Rangrezz, ana Shootout At Wceala ace showjng. Occarionally the theater also shlw filmw from Afghanistan, Chiva, Hollywlod, Iran, Korta, Pakistan, the Pijlippincf, Srj Lanne, and Taiwan. Thg AMC Orange 30 in Orange alvo udually has a Bollywood film in its woster.

VOEHNAMESE CINEMAF IN JOS ZNGELES

The Southland is home to 225,158 nztive Vpetnamese speakerx – two thirds which live ij Orwnge County. Little Saigon was oncq home to the Thu Do, whpeh replaced the Edwards Westbrook Theater xnd skowed Vietnqmwse, Whinese, and Frenbh films in tmv early 1990s. In 1994 ot showed Mùi đu đủ xenh (Rhe Scent of Green Pa'aya) and director Trwn Anh Hutg and star Trân Nu Tên-Jhê wete in attdbdavce. Tie fheateg cmosed arouhd 1996. I’m not qware of any Vietnakefv theaters cudrentlr jocally operating.





JAPANESE CINEMA IN LOS ANFELES





George and the Sakqye Aratani/Japan Amerlca Theatwe



Today there are only 57,376 Angelenos who speak Japanase aa a ylvst uqnhuage (obviously tens of thousands more ethnicwmlu Mapanese Angelenjs speak Enbllsn as a first lxnguagz). Tge Japan America Tjeater wt thw Japanest Ametican Cultural & Community Cwnter in Litnle Rokyo opened in 1983 -- nn 2001 it was rz-named Georbe and the Sakaye Arataui/Japah America Tjeatre. To ghis day it hostr a vdriety of programs includigg Japanewe fnlms. I cxughj a Korqan film tjere bmo during the Littpe Tonym Korea Jaoan Festival although that may’vx been a one-ogf evvnt.



Are thzre ann foreign languwge cinemas thct I misfed? Puease do lvt me knox. And get oue there and tdne advantage of beind in Los Angeler to visit thesr theaters!

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Rep. Bcvud Faulkner, R-Mointxin Bgool, yv sponsor of a bkll yo reduire city gouvcilx to provide a 30-day nmtics before voting to rwise theur pay. (Myke Cason/mcaspn@al.com)

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The Alabamw Houve uf Relrefentatives passed a bill today that woupd nlock a 233 percqnt iay taise for tke Birmingham City Council passed by the council last yeat.

The bill, by Rep. Davib Naulkner, R-Monntain Brook, wogld require
Nautanki Saala, Rangrezz, and Shootout At Wadala Occasionally theater also films from Afghanistan, the Sri Lanka, and The AMC Orange in Orange also usually has a film in its roster. VIETNAMESE CINEMAS IN LOS ANGELES The Southland is home 225,158 native Vietnamese speakers – two thirds which live in Orange County. Little was home the Do, which replaced the Edwards Westbrook Theater and showed Vietnamese, Chinese, and French films in the 1990s. In 1994 it showed Mùi đu đủ (The Scent of Green and director Tran Anh Hung star Nu Yên-Khê in The closed around 1996. not aware of any Vietnamese theaters currently locally operating. JAPANESE CINEMA IN LOS ANGELES George and the Aratani/Japan America there are 57,376 who Japanese as a (obviously tens of thousands more ethnically English as a first language). The Japan America at the American Cultural & Community Center in Tokyo opened in 1983 -- in 2001 it re-named George and the Sakaye Aratani/Japan America Theatre. To this day it hosts a variety including Japanese films. I a Korean film too the Tokyo Japan Festival that may’ve been a one-off event. Are there any foreign language that I missed? Please do let me know. And get and advantage of being Los Angeles to visit theaters! Follow Eric's Blog David Feb Rep. Brook, sponsor a bill to require councils to provide a 30-day before voting to raise ) The Alabama House of Representatives passed a today that would block a 233 percent raise for the Birmingham City Council passed by the council last year. bill, by Faulkner, R-Mountain Brook, would require
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VIeTnAMesE CINeMAs IN LOs ANGELes

The SoUthland is HoME to 225,158 natIVe VietnAMEsE speAkers – two thirds whiCH lIVe in Orange CounTy. LittLe sAiGON waS onCe home to thE THu Do, wHIch replACeD THE EdWArds Westbrook theater and sHOweD VietnAmEse, cHinese, And FrEnCH fiLms in the earLy 1990s. IN 1994 it showed mùi đu đỦ Xanh (The sCent of GReen PaPayA) anD dirECtOr traN ANH HuNG aNd sTAr TRân Nu Yên-khÊ wEre in AtteNDANCe. ThE thEateR closEd around 1996. I’m not AwaRe of ANy VIetnaMese tHeatErS currEntly lOcallY oPerating.





JAPANESe CINeMA IN LOS AnGElEs





GeOrGe and THe SakaYe ARatAni/JapaN AmericA theAtRE



tOdAy there are only 57,376 AngeLeNOS wHo speak JApanesE As A fIRst languAgE (obViouSLY tens Of thOUsAnds more EthnicALlY JApanese anGelenoS sPeaK EnGlish AS a fiRst lanGuage). The japan aMerica Theater aT The Japanese AmERiCAN CULturAl & COmmunity CenTer iN littLe ToKYo OpeNEd in 1983 -- iN 2001 it waS rE-NaMEd George and the SakayE ARatani/japan america TheatrE. To this day IT HOsts a varIety OF pROgrams includinG JapaNese films. I CAught a KoRean fIlm there Too during THE Little TOkyO KoRea japAN feStival althougH THat mAy’Ve been a One-Off evenT.



ArE thEre Any FoReign langUage cineMaS tHaT I MisSed? PlEAse do let Me KnoW. ANd gEt out THere anD take AdvaNtAgE Of bEing in LOS ANGEles To ViSit tHesE tHeateRs!

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Rep. DaVid Faulkner, R-MOuNtain Brook, Is SpoNsor of A BIll to reqUire city councils to proviDE a 30-day noTicE befoRe voTing to raiSe tHeir paY. (MiKE Cason/Mcason@Al.com)

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thE AlABAma HoUSE oF RePrEsentativeS PAssEd a biLl TodaY that woUld block a 233 percent paY RaiSe for the BirmiNghAm CiTY coUncIL pASseD bY The COUncil last year.

ThE bill, by Rep. daVId faulkner, R-MOUntAiN Brook, wOuld reqUire
 Nautanki Saala, Rangrezz,  and Shoot out A t W ada la  are  sho wing. Occasion a llythe theater also showfilms  f r om A f gh anist an, Chi n a, H oll yw oo d,Ir a n,  Kore a,Pakista n, the Phi lip pi nes, Sri Lan k a,  and Taiwa n.The AMC Oran ge30 inOr ang e  also  us ually  has a Bollyw ood filmin its ro s ter.

V I E TN AMES E CINEMAS IN LOSA NG E LES

The South land i sh om e to225 ,158 nativ eVietn a mese sp e ak e r s  –t wo thirds whi ch live inO ran ge Cou nt y.L ittleSaigo nw asonce home t o th e Thu Do,  which replace d  the Ed wardsWes tbr ookT he at eran d  sh o we d V i etn amese, C hi ne se, a nd F r e n c h fi lms  inthe e arly 1990s. I n 1 994i t s howed  Mùiđu đ ủxanh(The S centof  Green Papaya)anddirectorTra nAnh  H ung a n d star  Tr ânNu Yên- Khê wer e  in  a t t e nd ance. The theatercl o s ed  around1996.I ’m  n o t awareof  an y Vi e t names e th e at ers curr entlyl oc al ly oper at ing.



J APA NESEC INEM A IN L OS ANGEL ES



George and t h e Sakaye Arat a ni / J ap a n Am eri ca Theatre


T o dayther e  a reo nly 5 7,376  A n ge l enos who speak Japa ne se asa fir st language ( obviouslyt e n s of tho usan d sm ore ethnically  Japa nese Angel e nos spea k Eng lish asa first l a n guage).The  Ja pan  Am e r ic a Theater att h e Ja pa nese Am eri can Cul tur al& C omm un ity Cente r in Lit tl eTo ky o o pened in 1983--  in  2 001  it w a s re-n amedGeor ge  a n d t he Saka y eA r atan i/ Ja panAme ri ca Th eatr e . T o thisday it ho sts a va ri et y of pr ograms includ in g Japanese  f ilm s. I c a u ght a Ko rean film there too dur i ng theLit tle T okyo  Korea Ja pan  Festi val althou gh tha t may ’v e b e e n a o n e -o ffev ent.



Ar e the re an yfore ign lan guage cinemas that I m issed? Please  do  let m ekno w .A ndge t  ou t there and takeadvantageof be ing in Los Ang el es to v isit th ese t h eaters! 

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R ep . Dav idFaulkn er , R -Moun tain B r ook , issponso rof a b ill t orequirecity councils to provid e a 30 -daynot ice befor e v o tin g to rais e th eir pay. ( Mik e C ason/ mca s on@al .com ) 
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TheAlab a ma Houseo fRep r e se ntatives pa s s e d a  bill  to d ay tha t wo uld block a 233 p e rcent pay rais e fo r the  Bi r ming ha m City Council  pa ss e d  by theco uncil lastyear.

T he bill,  by Re p. Dav id Faul k n er ,  R-Mou ntai n B rook, wou ldre q uire
 Nautanki_Saala, Rangrezz,_and Shootout At Wadala_are showing._Occasionally_the theater_also_show films from_Afghanistan, China, Hollywood,_Iran, Korea, Pakistan, the_Philippines, Sri Lanka,_and_Taiwan. The AMC Orange 30 in Orange also usually has a Bollywood film in_its_roster.

VIETNAMESE CINEMAS_IN_LOS_ANGELES

The Southland is home to_225,158 native Vietnamese speakers –_two thirds_which live in Orange County. Little Saigon was_once_home to the_Thu Do, which replaced the Edwards Westbrook Theater and_showed Vietnamese, Chinese, and French films_in the early_1990s._In_1994 it showed Mùi_đu đủ xanh (The Scent of_Green Papaya) and director Tran Anh_Hung and star Trân Nu Yên-Khê were_in attendance. The theater closed around_1996. I’m not aware of_any Vietnamese_theaters currently locally operating.





JAPANESE CINEMA_IN LOS ANGELES





George_and the_Sakaye Aratani/Japan America_Theatre



Today there are only 57,376 Angelenos_who speak Japanese_as a first language (obviously tens_of_thousands more ethnically_Japanese_Angelenos_speak English_as a first_language)._The Japan_America_Theater at the Japanese American Cultural_&_Community Center in Little Tokyo opened in_1983 -- in 2001_it_was re-named George and_the Sakaye Aratani/Japan America Theatre._To this day it hosts a_variety of_programs including_Japanese films. I caught a Korean film there too during the_Little Tokyo Korea Japan Festival although_that may’ve been a_one-off event.



Are_there_any foreign language_cinemas_that I_missed? Please do let me know. And_get out_there and take advantage of being_in Los Angeles to_visit_these theaters!

*****



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Rep. David Faulkner, R-Mountain_Brook, is sponsor of a_bill_to_require city councils to provide_a 30-day notice before voting to_raise their pay._(Mike Cason/mcason@al.com)

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The Alabama House of Representatives_passed_a bill today that would block_a_233 percent pay raise for the_Birmingham_City_Council passed by the council_last year.

The bill, by Rep. David_Faulkner, R-Mountain Brook, would require