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narrowmarginquarterly.com is now online with issue 1 in its entirety. Thank you so much to everyone who has supported us in screenings and online. It's made me realize that a lot of us share this really deep, great feeling for cinema in our world. Next stop, Diagonale!

【5/3日経新聞「個性光るミニシアター10選」の4位に当館が選出】 いまはなき維新派の皆さんが、現実を忘れ映画に没頭できる非日常空間として、天井を水面に見立てた「水中映画館」のコンセプトで設計。館内入り口のオブジェもわざと錆びさせ、生きた映画館として運営して参りました。GW、ご来館あれ！

@fleetingjpegs someones got their head up their ass

@50firstkates girl

man la belle noiseuse is the greatest movie of all time lowkirk

the last month, hasn’t been a day or even waking hour I haven’t been working on a free screening or materials for one or some other non-paying community work & as such have fallen way behind on rent ($700+ short on it, due tmrw) & funds for food or medicine. grateful for any help

RIP Ben Morea (1941-2026)

To celebrate Narrow Margin Issue III, Three by Larry Cohen at the Roxy Cinema in New York starting this Thursday. Link to tickets below!

Stan Brakhage painting on film in a cafe

May Day celebrations in Uzbekistan. Tashkent, 1978.

De weg naar het zuiden (Johan van der Keuken, 1981)

@canyonpassage this is what d'angelo meant

how it feels

@BugmanMD Alyonka by Barnet La maison des bois by Pialat The Wrestler and the Clown by Barnet Schwechater first watch on film by Kubelka The Love Parade by Lubitsch Short Fuse by Sonbert Steel Mask Versus Blue Abyss by Rocha fav first watches

April WHISTLE STOP was the best movie I watched last month.

MAY DAY VERDICT "Yes, to nothingness!" A tribunal on the occasion of Huillet's 90th + a short text dedicated to Patrícia Saramago, editor of OÙ GÎT VOTRE SOURIRE ENFOUI? (WHERE LIES YOUR HIDDEN SMILE?), and her new film DOIS E UM GATO (TWO AND A CAT)–– kinoslang.blogspot.com/2026/04/may-da…

juliet berto for delphine seyrig’s documentary "sois belle et tais-toi" (1981)

@BugmanMD I just downloaded Ludwig

probably gonna watch Syberberg’s Hitler: A Film from Germany soon

In Spite of Hell (2026), 11.5min, 4K from 16mm Ektachrome "Reveling in the Autumn foliage, grazing through frosted fields, staring at an abandoned car. As fall slips into winter, the world burns and hell freezes over. Yet one must persist, in spite of hell." email for link

“More than from the films that I had been seeing, the inspiration for the film came from James Ensor.” - Robert Beavers → sabzian.be/film/plan-of-b…

@movingjournals1 did u watch Henry King's adaptation? and Beloved Infidel?

Thinking of Tender is the Night because of Pierrot Le Fou. Reminded me that I started & stopped that book at least 5 times in my youth because of the way it was structured; the first part was my favorite of Fitzgerald's writing, but I didn't like the way the momentum shifted...

Gabriel Carvalho and I in front of The Calling of Saint Matthew by Caravaggio at San Luigi dei Francesi not sharing myself in this place but def reach out lmfao

@feuilladist I saw it in 3D a month or two ago and we were pausing to freak out about shots

Every time I watch Goodbye to Language, I am left in awe that something like this even exists