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Paris Is Burning (1991)
Newly Restored: Digitally remastered and re-released for Pride Month, Paris Is Burning paints a portrait of New York City's ballroom culture in the Eighties and the queer and transgender people of color communities at its core. Read a full review of Paris Is Burning.Sun., July 21, 7:30pm -
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Ben-Hur (1959)
Paramount Summer Classic Film Series: This winner of 11 Oscars tells the epic story of Jewish Ben-Hur prince and his best friend Messala in ancient Rome. It’s a chariot-race classic.Sun., July 21, 3:05pm -
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Brazil in Focus (2019)
Contrast Film Fest: Join Contrast in the afternoons for a special showcase of Brazilian filmmakers. Films include: Bixa Travesty, Obscuro Barroco, The Whisper of the Jaguar, "Negrum3," "La Flaca," and "BR3."Sun., July 21, 2pm. $55+. -
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Glory (1989)
TCM Big Screen Classics Presents: A Special 30th Anniversary Event: Historical re-creation depicts the experiences of America's first unit of black soldiers in the Civil War.Sun., July 21, 1pm -
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Glory (1989)
TCM Big Screen Classics Presents: A Special 30th Anniversary Event: Historical re-creation depicts the experiences of America's first unit of black soldiers in the Civil War.Sun., July 21, 4pm -
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Kill Bill: Vols. 1 & 2
Signature Program. Double feature of Tarantino's flicks about the bride who was left for dead on her wedding day and seeks revenge.Sun., July 21, 1:30pm -
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Rosemary's Baby (1968)
Do the Rite Thing: Polanski's first American movie is adapted from the Ira Levin book, and it remains a masterpiece of droll humor and inbred horror.Sun., July 21, 7:15pm -
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So Pretty (2019)
Homo Arigato: Contrast Fest: Four young NYC queers fight to protect their proto-utopian community against the outside world in this film adapted from a unfinished novel by German author Ronald M. Schernikau.Sun., July 21, 5pm -
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Suspiria (1977)
Do the Rite Thing: Yankee ingenue Harper arrives at an elite ballet academy just in time for all hell to break loose. 4K restoration!Sun., July 21, 4pm, 10:30pm -
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The Dark Crystal (1983)
Paramount Summer Classic Film Series: The Muppets visit the dark side in this visually dazzling allegory about good and evil that appeals to both young and old alike. First 100 kiddos through the door receive a film-themed trinket courtesy of Toy Joy.Sun., July 21, 1pm -
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The Lion King Family Party (2019)
Themed games, hands-on crafts, and activities before the film.Sun., July 21, 9am, 9:30am -
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The Matrix (1999)
Flashback Cinema. A blend of pop psychology, cyberpunk lore, and stunning visuals. Read a full review of The Matrix.Sun., July 21, 1pm, 6pm -
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The Stunt Man (1980)
Old Fashioned: O'Toole received an Oscar nomination for his portrayal of megalomaniacal director Eli Cross.Sun., July 21, 7pm -
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What Happens in Vegas (2008)
In Brunch We Trust. Themed brunch menu, plus a Cameron Diaz-inspired cocktail. Read a full review of What Happens in Vegas.Sun., July 21, 1pm -
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Wine Calling (2018)
AFA Ciné-Club: Sauvard chronicles French Catalonian wine growers working in emerging bio, biodynamic, or natural methods of wine production. Post-screening Skype Q&A with Sauvard and producer Nicolas Manuel.Sun., July 21, 1pm
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Rushmore (1998)
Wes Anderson Summer Movie Series: Enjoy Anderson's modern cult classic with beer and snacks in the beer garden. Read a full review of Rushmore.Sun., July 21, 9pm. Free.
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Pandas (2018)
IMAX 2D Experience: This nature documentary gets up close and personal with the mountain pandas of Sichuan, China.Sun., July 21, 12:20pm
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Contrast Film Festival
Dubbed the "Best Boundary-Pushing Fest" of 2018, Contrast – a beyond queer film celebration – returns for year two with a diverse, divergent, and subversive lineup of films and performance by women, femme, nonbinary, and queer creators. Check out their BOA here, and our 2018 coverage too.Thu.-Sun., July 18-21. $55+.