Harriet the Spy in 4K

Twelve-year-old Harriet Welsch spends her time observing everyone around her and recording private thoughts in a secret notebook. When the notebook’s contents are exposed, she finds herself at odds with her classmates and even her closest friends. The coming-of-age story follows Harriet through the confusion and hurt of the preteen years as she learns to face the consequences of her spying and repair her relationships.

Bronwen Hughes made her feature-directing debut with this first theatrical film from Nickelodeon. Michelle Trachtenberg stars alongside Rosie O’Donnell, Vanessa Lee Chester, and Gregory Smith. The 1996 film runs 100 minutes, is rated PG, and will be presented in English from a 4K digital restoration.

Before the screening

• Seating is unreserved, and late admission is not guaranteed. A first-come standby line may be offered when advance tickets sell out; ticket holders should be seated 15 minutes early for sold-out programs.
• Children younger than 12 must attend with an adult. Only bottled water is permitted in the theater.
• Ride-share drop-off is on Roddenberry Lane via Fairfax Avenue. Paid parking is available at the LACMA Pritzker garage, Onyx Tower on weekends, and the Petersen Automotive Museum garage.
• Assistive audio and in-seat captioning devices may be available; confirm availability with the museum in advance.