The Motorcycle Diaries comes to the big screen at The Beverly Theater, bringing the story of a young Ernesto "Che" Guevara and his friend Alberto Granado as they journey across South America on a beat-up old motorcycle. Based on Guevara's own travel memoir, the film follows the pair through dusty roads, small towns, and vast landscapes, capturing a formative chapter before Guevara became the revolutionary figure history remembers.

Watching it in the Beverly's intimate 150-seat theater feels fitting for a film built on close, personal storytelling rather than spectacle. The screening offers a chance to see this acclaimed road movie in a setting designed for focus and atmosphere, with the kind of acoustics and comfort that let the film's quieter, reflective moments really land.