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There has never been a transmutation from sound to visual as
There has never been a transmutation from sound to visual as effective as The Man Who Fell To Earth. David Bowie plays the displaced man, an extraterr...

After miraculously surviving a car crash, a woman is chased in
After miraculously surviving a car crash, a woman is chased in Utah by a white-faced ghoul played by director Herk Harvey. The premise of this low-bud...

The first film in our Halloween marathon is Kill, Baby, Kill by
The first film in our Halloween marathon is Kill, Baby, Kill by the Italian master of horror himself, Mario Bava. What Bava brings to the film is its ...

David Lynch presents Nadja, a wonderful little horror/comedy from
David Lynch presents Nadja, a wonderful little horror/comedy from the vastly underrated director Michael Almereyda. An ironic twist on the Dracula tal...

If there is nothing else to say about him, Joe Swanberg is at
If there is nothing else to say about him, Joe Swanberg is at least one of the most prolific directors of the twenty-first century. In the year 2011 a...

Films from the Margins is proud to announce our next screening
Films from the Margins is proud to announce our next screening will be the crime thriller, Sun Dont Shine, written and directed by Amy Seimetz! Seime...

The final film in our series is from the mind of one cinemas
The final film in our series is from the mind of one cinemas greatest visual storytellers, Alejandro Jodorowsky. Sante Sangre is a film filled with im...

In 1978, Martin Scorsese delivered the one-two punch of The Last
In 1978, Martin Scorsese delivered the one-two punch of The Last Waltz and the lesser seen doc American Boy: A Profile of Steven Prince, an intimate p...

If anyone did not attend the Org Fair but would be interested in
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