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KCET's quarterly screening series is back for Summer! Join us as we preview eight major new films prior to their local release. Get exclusive audio podcasts, the schedule of upcoming films and more. The summer opening night film is "Twenty Feet From Stardom" on June 4th. Buy your passes today!
The Summer KCET Cinema Series is made possible by The Johnny Mercer Foundation and the E. Hofert Dailey Trust.
In our ongoing commitment to reflect the diversity of the communities we serve, KCET has partnered with Union Bank to honor local heroes for their dedication and commitment to enrich the lives of others.