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Every month, Desert Island Supply Co. will assemble DISCO's Film Club for a themed double feature in our space in Woodlawn.

All signs point to our dystopian fiction becoming our dystopian reality. Technology is integrally woven into our social, political, and economic lives, frequently for the worse, often beyond our control (or even our understanding). The whole of our society stands against the needs of the natural world. Our lives grow ever more concentrated into the crawling urban landscape. The super-elite have unveiled plans for colonies on Mars.

It is in this Earth moment that we present a double feature of cyberpunk sci-fi films from the 1980s: Blade Runner and Akira. Set in 2019 Los Angeles and 2019 Tokyo, respectively, these films are stories of resistance, of near-future metropoleis wrecked by public and personal violence, and of stunning production design and visual artistry.

Bring popcorn, or whatever androids eat at the movies. We will have all kinds of drinks for suggested donation prices.

4pm: Blade Runner
6pm: Akira

$2 one-time membership fee to join the DISCO Film Club.

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Twin boys move to a new home with their mother after she has face changing cosmetic surgery, but under her bandages is someone the children don't recognize. Watch the trailer

Join Sidewalk for a special screening of Goodnight Mommy at 7 PM on October 26th. Doors are at 6:30 PM. Tickets are $10 in advance (no fees) and $12 at the door. Buy tickets

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Embrace the future witha movie marathon complete with an Enchantment Under the Sea theme.  Festivities include food, prizes, a photo-booth, and costume contest.

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The Southside Loungeis hosting films by Shibby Pictures - a production company of 23-year old filmmaker Jak Kerley. Jak Kerley's filmmaking style is rooted in the DIY punk community. Based on elements such as naturalism and realism, Kerley seeks to tell stories that people can relate to. Stories that point out the little problems in life, and lets the viewer know they're not alone. He travels the world screening music videos and short films in various kinds of spaces.

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