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Special Screenings for Tue., April 21
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    Drug Stories

    AGFA and Something Weird Present: American Genre Film Archive and Something Weird have scoured the vaults and collected the best of the worst classroom drug scare films. With content ranging from spiders on speed to Florrie Fisher, the inspiration for Strangers With Candy's Jerri Blank, this should be a wild trip.
    April 20-27, 7pm 
    Alamo Drafthouse Online
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    Roar (1981)

    Weird Wednesday: In keeping with the cultural moment we are having thanks to Tiger King, Alamo Drafthouse re-releases Roar, a weird and wild tale of humans living alongside dozens of lions and tigers (no bears). Often called "the most dangerous movie ever made," reputedly no animals were harmed during the filming, but 70 cast and crew members were. The film will be available starting April 15, and will feature a Q&A with co-star John Marshall. Some of the proceeds will go to a fund assisting members of the filmmaking community. Read a full review of Roar.
    April 15-22, 7pm 
    Alamo Drafthouse Online
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    Spookies (1986)

    Terror Tuesday: Terror Tuesday is back with Spookies, a monster mash along the lines of Evil Dead and Ghoulies. It's restored by Vinegar Syndrome and your one-week rental includes the customary Alamo Drafthouse pre-show and an introduction by Terror Tuesday/Video Vortex programmer Joe Ziemba (AGFA, Bleeding Skull). Join the conversation after the film at BirthMoviesDeath.com.
    April 14-21, 7pm 
    Alamo Drafthouse Online
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    The Booksellers Panel Discussion

    In commemoration of the new virtual release of the doc The Booksellers, opening April 17 via Austin Film Society, enjoy a panel discussion with AFS's Lars Nilsen that peeks into the lives of some favorite local booksellers, South Congress Books’ Sheri Tornatore and Half Price Books North Lamar’s Merrit Spencer and Turisa Rucker. It's a real treat for fans of local bookstores, and might soothe your separation anxiety a bit while we wait for them to reopen.
    April 15-22, 5pm. Free. 
    AFS Cinema Online

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