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Fassbender, Arquette And Queen Mary (J. Blige): Jen Chung's Picks For The 2015 Tribeca Film Festival
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The 2015 Tribeca Film Festival® is around the corner, and American Express® has asked Gothamist's very own co-founder and cineaste Jen Chung to once again offer what's on her list of must-see movies this year. These are some of the hottest tickets, so if you're an American Express Card Member — you're lucky! Starting tomorrow, you'll be able to get tickets to ALL Festival screenings before the general public.
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