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Hello Filmmakers, Friends, and Film Goers,

First and foremost we wanted to reach out to everyone and thank you for your continued support of Moviate and the Moviate Underground Film Festival. This year will mark our 22nd annual festival and we are very much looking forward to it. That said, we are sure it will come as no surprise for you to hear that we will be postponing the film festival from our usual Memorial Day weekend dates until later in the year due to the Covid-19 pandemic. We will also be postponing the notification date for filmmakers - as due to the current social distancing requirements we have not been able to meet in person to finalize selections. Please bear with us as we work to reschedule the festival at a better time for everyone. We will notify you as soon as a new date has been confirmed. We also hope to get back to our regular film programming at the Midtown Cinema as soon as possible and we will update this page when new events have been scheduled.

Please stay safe and stay healthy.
Sincerely,
MOVIATE

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White Mare 1981DATE: Postponed Until Further Notice due to the health crisis! We have to wait for the NYC/LA screenings to be rescheduled

VENUE: Midtown Cinema

ADMISSION: $10 ($5 for cinema members)

"One of the great psychedelic masterpieces of world animation, Son of the White Mare is a swirling, color-mad maelstrom of mythic monsters and Scythian heroes, part-Nibelungenlied, part-Yellow Submarine, lit by jagged bolts of lightning and drenched in rivers of blue, red, gold and green. A massive cosmic oak stands at the gates of the Underworld, holding seventy-seven dragons in its roots; to combat these monsters, a dazzling white mare goddess gives birth to three heroes – Treeshaker and his brothers – who embark on an epic journey to save the universe. Directed by Hungarian animator Marcell Jankovics (famed for his 1974 Oscar-nominated short Sisyphus), Son of the White Mare has been restored in 4K using the original 35mm camera negative and sound elements by Arbelos in collaboration with the Hungarian Film Archive."

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