Tahoe Art Haus and Cinema Upcoming productionshttps://tahoearthauscinema.comTahoe City Movies and EventsTonyhttps://tahoearthauscinema.com/show/tony/The Holdovers) as a cocky, insecure young Bourdain, the film adapts early chapters of Kitchen Confidential as he stumbles into chaotic restaurant kitchens and finds an unlikely mentor in a local chef (Antonio Banderas) R, 1 hr 46 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G1mT_QPwt-Q]]>Frankenstein with Live Scorehttps://tahoearthauscinema.com/show/frankenstein/It's alive! Sleepbomb - a San Francisco-based cinematic psychedelic post-rock band focused on full, original scores for genre films - is returning to the Art Haus to play the live score for the original 1931 Frankenstein, one of the most iconic horror movies to this day, almost 100 years later. Frankenstein is a brand new Sleepbomb score, full of their signature psychedelic doom and gloom set to the iconic Boris Karloff performance as The Monster. If you have never experienced a live score, be sure not to miss it. 70 minutes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AkSbwiKP3mo  ]]>I Got Bombed at Harvey'shttps://tahoearthauscinema.com/show/i-got-bombed-at-harveys/bombing in U.S. history at the time and one of the most remarkable criminal investigations ever undertaken. The screening falls on the 46th anniversary of the bombing. Members of the film team will be at the screening for Q&A. 1 hr 33 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7T4M57GFA5k]]>Join or Die - Free Event!https://tahoearthauscinema.com/show/join-or-die/IRL Movie Club is hosting a FREE screening of Join or Die, a film about why you should join a club—and why the fate of America may depend on it. Follow the story of America's civic unraveling through the journey of legendary social scientist Robert Putnam, whose viral Bowling Alone research into the decline in American community lights a path out of our democracy's present crisis. Flanked by influential fans and scholars—from Hillary Clinton and Surgeon General Vivek Murthy to Eddie Glaude Jr. and Pete Buttigieg—as well as inspiring groups building community across America, join Bob as he explores three urgent civic questions: What makes democracy work? Why is our democracy in crisis? And, most importantly: What can we do about it?
Note: Photos and video will be taken for IRL's marketing, so please only come if you're comfortable being on camera.
PG, 1 hr 39 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XKgQr6fhbxE]]>Hanging By A Wirehttps://tahoearthauscinema.com/show/hanging-by-a-wire/Practical Magic 2https://tahoearthauscinema.com/show/practical-magic-2/Practical Magic 2 - coming out 28 years after the original movie - returns to a world steeped in moonlit mischief and powerful ancestral magic, as the Owens sisters must confront the dark curse that threatens to unravel their family once and for all in a must-see cinematic event of fun, magic and mayhem. 1 hr 50 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ho10_4IX1jE]]>POW Stoke Festhttps://tahoearthauscinema.com/show/pow-stoke-fest/POW Stoke Fest is back. This year, it's bigger than the mountains. Join Protect Our Winters for an unforgettable night of films, community, and inspiration. 
 
After another winter of thin snowpack across the West, wild weather swings, and shifting seasons made one thing clear: protecting the places we love can't wait. With midterm elections this November, the outdoor community has a real shot to make its voice heard where it counts. POW brings together world-class storytelling by connecting our love for the outdoors to meaningful climate action. Through premiere films, athlete stories, and conversations with local leaders and organizers, you'll see how skiers, riders, bikers, runners, and outdoor lovers are showing up this year, at the ballot box and beyond, to protect the seasons we live for. 
 
The night includes conversations with POW athletes, filmmakers, and community leaders, and giveaways, prizes, and POW merch.
 
Please email Shara@protectourwinters.org if you will need ASL interpreters or any specific physical accommodations at the event.
 
Featured films include:  
The Mind is the Environment (8min): An abstract animated short exploring the connection between mindfulness, consciousness, and climate action. Created by POW Creative Alliance member Nico Schiavone, the film blends surreal, dreamlike visuals with poetic storytelling to show how being present can reconnect us to nature and inspire change. 
 
StewardShip (8min): A sailboat on the open ocean is freedom itself. Luc, a self-taught sailor, navigates Maine's rugged coast -- balancing solitude, community, and a life shaped by wind and water. His journey, intertwined with the Main Island Trail, becomes a testament to access, stewardship, and the deep bond between people and place. 
 
Mountain Guides–Barometers of Change (8min): Created by POW Creative Alliance member Chris Shane, this film follows Angela into the Arctic, where her life’s work collides with a rapidly shifting planet. As a guide, she’s spent decades leading people into some of Earth’s most awe-inspiring places and witnesses the impacts of climate change with her own eyes. 
 
Feast or Famine (20min): In a world grappling with the devastating impacts of climate change, Chris Cosentino, a celebrity chef/adventure cyclist, confronts the contradictions of his advocacy as he travels and seeks culinary inspiration while witnessing firsthand the destruction wrought on farms, wineries, and ecosystems. 
]]>Primetimehttps://tahoearthauscinema.com/show/primetime/Diggerhttps://tahoearthauscinema.com/show/digger/Social Reckoninghttps://tahoearthauscinema.com/show/social-reckoning/Tahoe Literary Festhttps://tahoearthauscinema.com/show/tahoe-literary-fest-2/The Way Outhttps://tahoearthauscinema.com/show/the-way-out/The Way Out, a raw tribute to the timeless culture and lifestyle of skiing. Dropping you straight into heavy Alaskan spine lines, deep Japanese powder, and iconic Swiss villages. This film shows skiing as far more than a sport; it’s a path toward total freedom. From legendary veterans to rising breakout talent, the message is simple: the soul of skiing isn’t dead; it's waiting wherever snow falls. Filmed in Whistler, BC, Alaska, Japan, Switzerland, and Norway. Athletes include Tahoe skiers Indy Boyer and Xander Guldman.]]>Clayfacehttps://tahoearthauscinema.com/show/clayface/Klara and the Sunhttps://tahoearthauscinema.com/show/klara-and-the-sun/Lake Tahoe Documentary Film Festhttps://tahoearthauscinema.com/show/lake-tahoe-documentary-film-fest/A Little Story About Forever (10 minutes) Told from the perspectives of father Max and son Kip, this animated short explores the meaning of “forever” as they attempt to write a book together. As Max becomes overwhelmed by threats to the future, he reaches out to an unlikely hero, Mark Ruffalo, for help understanding the bigger picture. ● Hustle and Run (19 minutes) A joyful, exhilarating underdog story from an unexpected corner of British sport. Set in the high-energy world of flyball — known as “the F1 of dog sports”— the film follows maverick captain Jeannette and the Aces, a ragtag team of women from Kent. Betting on Hustle, a spirited whippet considered impossible to train, the team challenges decades of conventional wisdom.  ● Big Bass (14 minutes) What does it mean to feel seen by others before you're ready to see yourself? A filmmaker investigates a surreal childhood memory involving a physical education teacher and a large plastic fish, uncovering a hidden ally in her journey toward recognizing herself as a queer woman. ● Planetwalker (31 minutes) - Filmmaker Q&A In 1971, John Francis — known around the world as the “Planetwalker”— witnessed an oil tanker collision in the San Francisco Bay. After seeing oiled birds along the shoreline, he gave up motorized transportation and began traveling solely by foot. Months later, he took avow of silence, believing that listening rather than adding to conflict was the path forward. For 17 years, he walked across the country and back. ● FREYA (4 minutes) Nine-year-old Freya shares how climbing helps her embrace discomfort, navigate fear, and build confidence while living with neurodiversity. ● Strong Grandma (15 minutes) Catherine is a 95-year old competitive deadlifter who is entering what she believes will be her final weightlifting competition. She got into weightlifting when she was 80 years old because she had osteopenia, and was surprised to find she had a knack for it. She began competing at 85 and has won every event she has entered, simply because there’s no one else in her age to compete against. ]]>Wickerhttps://tahoearthauscinema.com/show/wicker/Everest: The Other Sidehttps://tahoearthauscinema.com/show/everest-the-other-side/Salomon Quality Ski Time Film Tourhttps://tahoearthauscinema.com/show/salomon-quality-ski-time-film-tour/Godzilla Minus Onehttps://tahoearthauscinema.com/show/godzilla-minus-one/Wild Horses Ninehttps://tahoearthauscinema.com/show/wild-horses-nine/Girl Winterhttps://tahoearthauscinema.com/show/girl-winter-2/Ebeenezerhttps://tahoearthauscinema.com/show/ebeenezer/Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reapinghttps://tahoearthauscinema.com/show/hunger-games-sunrise-on-the-reaping/Board the World 3https://tahoearthauscinema.com/show/board-the-world-3/Warren Millerhttps://tahoearthauscinema.com/show/warren-miller/Dune 3https://tahoearthauscinema.com/show/dune-3/Avengers: Doomsdayhttps://tahoearthauscinema.com/show/avengers-doomsday/