Cinematic Void Presents EUREKA on 35mm

Some films are better as a big, strange, slightly feverish night out, and EUREKA is one of them. Cinematic Void is showing it on a 35mm print at the Los Feliz 3 Theatre on a Monday evening, which makes it a good pick among the things to do in Los Angeles when you want something other than a streaming queue.

When: Monday, November 2, 2026, 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM Where: Los Feliz 3 Theatre, Los Angeles Format: 35mm print, distributed by Park Circus Country: UK/USA

What the film is

The listing describes EUREKA as a strange tale set in the Canadian wilderness. A gold prospector strikes it rich, then moves to a Caribbean island, where his reward turns out to be misery, paranoia and pursuit by killers. The cast is the draw: Gene Hackman, Mickey Rourke, Rutger Hauer and Theresa Russell are all billed as players in the story.

It is the kind of ambitious, uneasy drama that rarely plays on a regular multiplex schedule these days. A film about fortune curdling into dread suits a dark theater, and a physical print adds grain and warmth that a digital copy tends to flatten out.

What to expect

Cinematic Void is a series built around offbeat and overlooked films shown on real film. Expect a room of people who came on purpose: devoted repertory regulars, fans of the cast, and a few curious newcomers who liked the sound of a gold rush gone wrong. The listing shows the evening wrapping up around 9:00 PM, so it fits a work night without much trouble.

Since this is a film print, the picture will have the occasional scratch, flicker or reel change. For most fans of 35mm, that is part of the appeal.

Practical info

The Los Feliz 3 Theatre sits on Vermont Avenue in Los Feliz, a short walk from the neighborhood's cafes and bars, so an early dinner before the show is easy. Street parking nearby fills up on busy evenings, so leave some extra time, or take the Metro B Line to Vermont/Sunset and walk over.

Ticket price was not published in the source listing, so check the event page before you go to confirm admission and availability. If you are scanning upcoming events Los Angeles has lined up for early November, this Monday screening is an easy way to start the week. You can browse more picks in our arts and culture section.