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KIDS Will Screen In 35MM At Yet Another 20th Anniversary Event
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Jen Carlson
Published Jul 8, 2015
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The iconic and controversial film KIDS is still celebrating 20 years of traumatizing us, and their next stop is at Angelika Film Center, where the movie first premiered in 1995.
On July 16th, the film will screen in its original 35mm format, followed by a panel discussion including Larry Clark, Leo Fitzpatrick, other cast members, "and members of the Kids' inner circle." This includes some skateboarders who helped inspire the film (or at least showed up to that casting call). This also serves as the world premiere of THE KIDS trailer, which is a forthcoming documentary on the cult classic. Clark helped produce the doc, which isn't about the making of the film, it's described as an "all-access documentary about the real life individuals from KIDS."
You can buy your ticket here for 30 bucks—less than a dollar per millimeter!—then get ready to LOL.
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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