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Radiohead's New Video Is Screening In 35mm In Theaters
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Jen Carlson
Published May 10, 2016
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Metrograph got a present.
Radiohead's video for "Daydreaming," directed by Paul Thomas Anderson, is getting the big screen treatment this week. Metrograph, the delightful little indie theater that recently opened on Ludlow Street in Manhattan, will be screening the video in 35mm before all films, all week long.
The theater tweeted the above photo of the film's canister earlier this week, which shows a note that reads: "We've made a film, here it is. We'd be happy if you played it!" The run time is 7 minutes. The Alamo Drafthouse also got their hands on it, along with other theaters nationwide.
The video was released online on May 6th, the second from their new album, A Moon Shaped Pool.
Metrograph is located at 7 Ludlow Street.
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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