MIRACLE MILE ~ 5pm

Sat, Apr 26 • 5:00 PM

Balboa Theatre

About this event

Join us for a screening of 'Miracle Mile' where musician Harry Washello, played by Anthony Edwards, finds himself in a race against time as he navigates a nuclear threat in Los Angeles. After meeting waitress Julie Peters, portrayed by Mare Winningham, the duo dives into a tense adventure to escape impending doom. Packed with suspense and emotion, this film promises an engaging experience for movie lovers.

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