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“What Are Movie Theaters Showing on Election Night 2026?”
““The World” (2004) ©Zeitgeist Films/Courtesy Everett Collection In Illinois, audiences at Chicago’s Gene Siskel Film Center can travel the globe without leaving their seats.”
“From “The Devils” and David Lynch to a one-person erotic cinema and “Hardball,” here's how film programmers all across the U.S.”
“His election-night offering to a community he wants to keep together?”
““I think that it’s not just what we put on the screen, but also the rooms that we create,” Balagun said.”
““You kind of want to see a change in these things happen and you hope that it’ll happen, but at least film can kind of make people forget about these things,” he said.”
““It’s totally a coincidence,” programming director Toby Leonard told IndieWire, laughing on the phone.”
“Meanwhile, others had already discharged their civic duties to make room for a different national emergency: Godzilla.”
“are serving their communities on November 3.”
“IndieWire spoke with 14 theater operators, programmers, filmmakers, educators, and authors across 12 states, including California, Illinois, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Missouri, Nevada, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, and Wisconsin.”
“Their answers offer a weirdly hopeful view of communities looking for comfort, perspective, and somewhere to be when the results come in.”
““I think very intricately and carefully programmed cinemas are one of the places where community is being reborn,” Nilsen said.”
“Executive director Kazembe Balagun deliberately selected “BLKNWS: Terms & Conditions” for an evening that’s ordinarily devoted to watching the news.”
“Every screening has sold out since, Moret said.”
“The premiere offering features her erotic short “DÉSIR,” and unlike an actual voting booth, this one has a peephole through which someone outside can watch the person watching.”
“Prigge is about to discover what his favorite movie feels like in a theater.”
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““Let’s just roll with what we got because this is what independent and art house theaters do.” IPH’s monthly filmmaker meetup also happened to fall on election night, giving North Carolina’s indie community somewhere to discuss results that could affect their livelihoods.”
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“Clockwork news sent a room full of repertory devotees into a frenzy months before “The Devils” mania got properly started — and Moret saw the opportunity to send his audience at Trylon from the voting booth straight into Russell’s religious nightmare back then.”
“A distraction?”
““We’re given a sort of official line that we’re a polarized country or that we have arch enemies around the world,” Quiles said.”