Lyric Luedke

American Cinematheque program assistant

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From September 2 to 23, the American Cinematheque is hosting weekly screenings of films that feature public transit in LA, including “Speed” and “The Italian Job.”

From ‘Speed’ to ‘Italian Job,’ catch film series about LA transit

From September 2 to 23, the American Cinematheque is hosting weekly screenings of films that feature public transit in LA, including “Speed” and “The Italian Job.”

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