Al Pacino, 84, and babymama Noor Alfallah, 31, make first public appearance since their breakup

Al Pacino brought his babymama #3 Noor Alfallah to the sold-out, members-only American Cinematheque screening of his 1973 film Serpico, which was held at the Aero Theatre in Santa Monica on Saturday night.

It was the 84-year-old acting legend's first public sighting with the 31-year-old producer since they both confirmed they were 'very good friends and co-parents' in October after ending their four-year romance.

Noor Instastoried two snaps at the nostalgic event, including a shot of Al (born Alfredo) as the titular Detective Frank Serpico in Sidney Lumet's crime drama, which was captioned: 'Roman's dad.'

Pacino and Alfallah - who met at a 2010 dinner party - welcomed her first child and his fourth child, 18-month-old son Roman Alfallah Pacino, last year.

The Harlem-born New Yorker previously fathered 35-year-old daughter Julie with acting coach Jan Tarrant as well as fraternal twins Anton and Olivia - turning 24 next month - with Emmy nominee Beverly D'Angelo.

Al famously never wed but he's also loved and left the likes of Diane Keaton, Jill Clayburgh, Penelope Ann Miller, Kathleen Quinlan, Lyndall Hobbs, and Lucila Solá.

The brunette beauty happens to be the producer behind two of Pacino's upcoming films - Alec Griffen Roth's family drama Billy Knight and Bernard Rose's big-screen William Shakespeare adaptation Lear Rex.

Noor's critically-acclaimed Donald Trump biopic The Apprentice only earned $12.1M back from its $16M budget, but it scored two Golden Globe Award nominations and three Independent Spirit Award nominations.

Alfallah will also produce Gus Van Sant's hostage thriller Dead Man's Wire starring Bill Skarsgård and Uta Briesewitz's mystery thriller American Sweatshop starring Lili Reinhart.

The Actors Studio co-president's memoir Sonny Boy just landed the No. 10 spot on the New York Times 'Hardcover Nonfiction' Bestseller list.

Last Wednesday, XYZ Films unveiled the first poster for Al's exorcism flick The Ritual - hitting US theaters April 18 - in which he plays priest Theophilus Riesinger alongside Dan Stevens, Ashley Greene, and Patricia Heaton.

That same day, Deadline reported that Jared Leto is in 'final talks' to join Pacino in Barry Levinson's JFK thriller Assassination, which shoots in Boston 'early next year.'

Jessica Chastain, Brendan Fraser and Bryan Cranston will also star in the murder mystery noir.

The Bad Bunny video star is only a Grammy away from elite EGOT status after winning two Tony Awards, an Oscar, and two Emmy Awards for his numerous performances spanning 1969-2004.

Al has also been honored with Kennedy Center Honor, the American Film Institute Lifetime Achievement Award, and the National Merit of Arts.