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182 pages | Perfect Bound Softcover | 50 color/b&w images | 5.8 x 8.3 in
This book represents the first five years of Screen Slate, a resource for New York City moving image culture covering repertory, independent, microcinema, and gallery screenings. It features a selection of our best daily write-ups — on classics, obscurities, experiments, and discoveries — alongside several longform interviews with filmmakers and programmers. It also includes an introductory essay by Screen Slate’s founder about the history of the project offering personal perspective on a transitional period of film culture that experienced an influx of microcinemas, convergence between the film and art worlds, a sea change in 35mm and digital exhibition, and a boom in New York’s film scene. The result is a kaleidoscopic, impassioned portrait of a city in cinema.
Edited by Jon Dieringer
Designed by Anny Oberlink
Featuring write-ups and interviews by Cosmo Bjorkenheim, Danielle Burgos, Rebecca Cleman, Patrick Dahl, Jon Dieringer, Cullen Gallagher, Tim Geraghty, Caroline Gil, A.S. Hamrah, Zoë Laird, Carolyn Lazard, Steve Macfarlane, Laura Major, Vanessa McDonnell, Anny Oberlink, Dana Reinoos, and Aaron Schimberg.