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GUY MADDIN

Friday, June 26 – Thursday, July 2

A new 4K restoration of Guy Maddin’s CAREFUL (1992), presented alongside select screenings of TALES FROM THE GIMLI HOSPITAL [REDUX] (1988), his debut feature; WWI comedy-drama ARCHANGEL (1990); and a ravishing adaptation of the Royal Winnipeg Ballet’s DRACULA: PAGES FROM A VIRGIN'S DIARY (2002) in 35mm.

Films in this Series

Guy Maddin’s <br>CAREFUL
Guy Maddin’s <br>CAREFUL

Guy Maddin’s
CAREFUL

Friday, June 26 – Thursday, July 2

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DRACULA: PAGES FROM A VIRGIN’S DIARY
DRACULA: PAGES FROM A VIRGIN’S DIARY

DRACULA: PAGES FROM A VIRGIN’S DIARY

Saturday, June 27
9:30

Thursday, July 2
2:40

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TALES FROM THE GIMLI HOSPITAL [REDUX]
TALES FROM THE GIMLI HOSPITAL [REDUX]

TALES FROM THE GIMLI HOSPITAL [REDUX]

Sunday, June 28
3:30   9:20

Wednesday, July 1
4:50

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ARCHANGEL
ARCHANGEL

ARCHANGEL

Monday, June 29
7:00

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CAREFUL <br/>Post-film conversation with filmmaker Guy Maddin

CAREFUL
Post-film conversation with filmmaker Guy Maddin

Friday, June 26
7:30

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CAREFUL <br/>Post-film conversation with filmmaker Guy Maddin

CAREFUL
Post-film conversation with filmmaker Guy Maddin

Saturday, June 27
6:50

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DRACULA: <br>PAGES FROM A VIRGIN’S DIARY <br>Introduced by filmmaker Guy Maddin

DRACULA:
PAGES FROM A VIRGIN’S DIARY
Introduced by filmmaker Guy Maddin

Saturday, June 27
9:30

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