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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220331
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SUMMARY:Master
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DESCRIPTION:Master\, is a haunting drama about college students who find th
 eir\npredominating white school may be disguising something sinister. At a
 n\nelite New England university built on the site of a Salem-era gallows\n
 hill\, three African American women (Regina Hall\, Zoe Renee and Kara\nYou
 ng) strive to find their place. Navigating politics and privilege\,\nthey 
 encounter increasingly terrifying manifestations of the school's\nhaunted 
 past... and present. [2021\, USA\, 91 min\, Rated: R] Kevin L.\nLee of Fil
 m Inquiry writes\, “This is a film that takes chances and\nmakes swings.
  Its full of sophisticated and troubling ideas that make\nfor an important
  conversation long after it’s over\, that is full of\nfantastic performa
 nces.” Tomris Laffly of Harper’s Bazaar says\,\n“A filmmaker clearly
  proficient in both visual and psychological\nfacets of horror\, Diallo is
  a fearless new talent to watch.”     \n  Venue: Cinema Art Theater.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Master\, is a haunting drama about college stu
 dents who find their predominating white school may be disguising somethin
 g sinister. At an elite New England university built on the site of a Sale
 m-era gallows hill\, three African American women (Regina Hall\, Zoe Renee
  and Kara Young) strive to find their place. Navigating politics and privi
 lege\, they encounter increasingly terrifying manifestations of the school
 's haunted past... and present. [2021\, USA\, 91 min\, Rated: R] Kevin L. 
 Lee of Film Inquiry writes\, “This is a film that takes chances and make
 s swings. Its full of sophisticated and troubling ideas that make for an i
 mportant conversation long after it’s over\, that is full of fantastic p
 erformances.” Tomris Laffly of Harper’s Bazaar says\, “A filmmaker c
 learly proficient in both visual and psychological facets of horror\, Dial
 lo is a fearless new talent to watch.”        Venue: Cinema Art Thea
 ter.
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