ScreenTimes catalogs showtimes from 683 independent and art-house cinemas across the United States — repertory houses, festival venues, microcinemas, and the kind of single-screen rooms that still print 35mm.
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From the editors
The American independent cinema circuit has never been a single thing. It is the Music Box on a Saturday at midnight, a Maysles brothers retrospective at Anthology, a 35mm print of The Conformist at the Castro, a single-screen room above a barbecue joint in Asheville, a Sundance touring slate at Sie FilmCenter, a Polish Film Festival weekend in Park City, a one-off 70mm engagement of 2001 at the Coolidge.
We catalog the venues, the films, and the schedules. The directory weighs in at 683 independent cinemas across 473 American cities, programming a current catalog of 92 films across 16 genres. Every venue page lists what is playing this week. Every film page lists where to see it. Curated festival reading is a useful supplement to the listings here. Indie exhibitor newsletters consistently surface upcoming engagements before they make general listings sites.
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