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  Screen Slate is an online guide for seeing movies in New York City and on the internet. The website curates daily listings of art house and repertory cinema

  Jenny Slate Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture. Slate was born on March 25, 1982, in Massachusetts to Ron Slate,
  I Know Who Killed Me Me - Scream Slate". Screen Slate. July 26, 2019. Archived from the original on August 16, 2021. Retrieved October 22, 2021. "Scream Slate Double Features"
  Cure (film) distance from the events and unfolding the story in elliptical pieces." For Screen Slate, Stephanie Monohan wrote: "Arguably overshadowed by other films in the
  Totally F***ed Up November 2020. Lukenbill, Mark (8 January 2020). "Totally Fucked Up". Screen Slate. Archived from the original on 19 March 2021. Retrieved 27 November 2020
  Screen Slate Screen Slate is an online guide for seeing movies in New York City and on the internet. The website curates daily listings of art house and repertory cinema

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  Screen Slate | Cinematic Excellence Est. 2011 | Upcoming Film Showtimes NYC

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  About | Screen Slate Secondary Navigation Main navigation Left Sidebar Sub Navigation About Screen Slate is a guide to moving image culture in New York, the SF Bay, and beyon…
  BAM | Screen Slate Main navigation Left Sidebar Sub Navigation BAM "The four-screen BAM Rose Cinemas (BRC) opened in 1998 to offer Brooklyn audiences alternative and indepe…
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  Terms of Use | Screen Slate Main navigation Left Sidebar Sub Navigation Terms of Use 1. Terms By accessing this web site, you are agreeing to be bound by these web site Terms and Co…
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  FAKE | Screen Slate Main navigation Left Sidebar Sub Navigation FAKE By 2014 Mamoru Samuragochi was one of Japan’s most famous composers: a child of Hiroshima survivors with…
  EGG | Screen Slate Despite achieving first cult status and then wider recognition in Japan for over three decades of work in film, television, and theater, director Yukihiko…
  Pin | Screen Slate Main navigation Left Sidebar Sub Navigation Pin Every January, Spectacle Theater allows its volunteers and members to vote on their favorite programming …
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  Metrograph | Screen Slate Main navigation Left Sidebar Sub Navigation Metrograph “Metrograph is a unique experience of seeing prestigious films; of stepping into a special, curate…
  499 | Screen Slate Main navigation Left Sidebar Sub Navigation 499 Opening one week after the 500th anniversary of the surrender of the Aztec Empire against the Spanish con…
  Privacy Policy | Screen Slate Secondary Navigation Main navigation Left Sidebar Sub Navigation Privacy Policy This privacy notice discloses the privacy practices for (www.screenslate.…
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  Scum | Screen Slate Main navigation Left Sidebar Sub Navigation Scum Among English TV-maverick Alan Clarke’s generally agreed-upon top-three—which includes the ethically com…
  Baal | Screen Slate After flirting with big-budget filmmaking in Man on Horseback (1969), Volker Schlöndorff returned to a smaller scale with Baal (1970), a German TV adaptat…
  Xtro | Screen Slate Main navigation Left Sidebar Sub Navigation Xtro A boy and his father are playing fetch with their dog outside a rambling brick cottage in the English co…
  Heat | Screen Slate Main navigation Left Sidebar Sub Navigation Heat Paul Morrissey’s Heat (1972) is the third in a trilogy of films which take the total sexual freedom, dru…
  Here | Screen Slate Main navigation Left Sidebar Sub Navigation Here Unassuming in scope but with far-reaching implications, Bas Devos’s Here (2023) uncovers meaningful conn…
  Mimi | Screen Slate Mimi Mimi is a perambulatory documentary by Claire Simon that follows the director’s friend Mimi Chiola as she strolls through the streets, fields, and m…
  Mutt | Screen Slate Main navigation Left Sidebar Sub Navigation Mutt Mutt (2023), the directorial debut of Vuk Lungulov-Klotz, follows a young trans guy named Feña as he nav…
  UnionDocs | Screen Slate Main navigation Left Sidebar Sub Navigation UnionDocs UnionDocs Center for Documentary Art offers fellowships/residencies aimed at education and collabor…
  I.K.U. | Screen Slate Main navigation Left Sidebar Sub Navigation I.K.U. Looking to scare up a little strange after Anthology Film Archives’ 7:00 pm screening of The Gleaners …
  80WSE | Screen Slate Main navigation Left Sidebar Sub Navigation 80WSE "80WSE is an extension of the Department of Art and Art Professions in the NYU Steinhardt School. Under…
  Amant | Screen Slate Main navigation Left Sidebar Sub Navigation Amant "Amant is a non-profit arts organization in Brooklyn, New York City and Chiusure, Siena (Italy) founded…
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  Stalker | Screen Slate Main navigation Left Sidebar Sub Navigation Stalker Andrei Tarkovsky's post-sci-fi fable Stalker(1979) is shrouded in myth: it is commonly regarded as th…
  The Oak | Screen Slate Main navigation Left Sidebar Sub Navigation The Oak There’s nothing more absurd than a failing regime. In Lucian Pintilie’s black comedy The Oak (1992), …
  The Actor | Screen Slate Main navigation Left Sidebar Sub Navigation The Actor A disheveled middle-aged man walks down a nondescript back alley, and up to a garage door. A bell r…
  Cenote | Screen Slate Main navigation Left Sidebar Sub Navigation Cenote In the span of three features, Kaori Oda has established herself as one of the foremost practitioners …
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  The Fog | Screen Slate John Carpenter's The Fog (1980), screening this Terror Tuesday at the Alamo Drafthouse , is a classic ghost story edged by the '80s slasher craze the dire…
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  The Deer | Screen Slate Main navigation Left Sidebar Sub Navigation The Deer Although it’s considered a classic in Iran, Western audiences have been unable to see The Deer until…
  Mermaids | Screen Slate Main navigation Left Sidebar Sub Navigation Mermaids Richard Benjamin'sMermaids is the sort of endlessly quotable '90s family dramedy that a young girl (…
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  Artists Space | Screen Slate Main navigation Left Sidebar Sub Navigation Artists Space "Founded in 1972 in downtown Manhattan, Artists Space fosters the artistic and cultural life of…
  Spring Equinox | Screen Slate Main navigation Left Sidebar Sub Navigation Spring Equinox Tonight Kilroy Metal Ceiling will present the New York premiere of a new feature by James Benn…
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  Call Her Applebroog | Screen Slate Main navigation Left Sidebar Sub Navigation Call Her Applebroog Viewers familiar with Beth B's filmography might recognize Ida Applebroog's name: the art…
  Stephanie Monohan | Screen Slate Secondary Navigation Main navigation Left Sidebar Sub Navigation Stephanie Monohan Stephanie Monohan is a researcher, writer, and illustrator from New Yo…
  The Wise Kids | Screen Slate Main navigation Left Sidebar Sub Navigation The Wise Kids Filmmaker Stephen Cone likes to overturn expectations. He bases a summer, coming of age film in…
  Eyes Wide Shut | Screen Slate Main navigation Left Sidebar Sub Navigation Eyes Wide Shut What was supposed to be Stanley Kubrick’s apotheotic swan song wound up being—according to the…
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  Jonas Mekas Interview | Screen Slate Main navigation Left Sidebar Sub Navigation Jonas Mekas Interview On a recent Sunday afternoon I met with Jonas Mekas — poet, filmmaker, and artistic dir…
  Maison de Bonheur | Screen Slate Main navigation Left Sidebar Sub Navigation Maison de Bonheur "...[It's] welcoming, it's elegant – honestly, it's lovely." This soft and simple exhortati…
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  Interview: Mark Rappaport | Screen Slate Left Sidebar Sub Navigation Interview: Mark Rappaport Mark Rappaport once said of the late playwright Charles Ludlam that he "was not camp. He was classi…
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  Three Films by Samuel R. Delaney | Screen Slate Main navigation Left Sidebar Sub Navigation Three Films by Samuel R. Delaney In the early, unpasteurized days of “fandom,” hard sci-fi’s erudition and re…
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