Hadestown: The Musical
Directed by Brett Sullivan
Musical; 141 minutes
"Hadestown is simultaneously a heart-wrenching and heart-warming magical story that is perfectly brought to life by the magnificent cast." —Justin Waldman, elementsofmadness.com
Directed by Brett Sullivan
Musical; 141 minutes
"Hadestown is simultaneously a heart-wrenching and heart-warming magical story that is perfectly brought to life by the magnificent cast." —Justin Waldman, elementsofmadness.com
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Welcome to Anime Fest at the Modern! View the full schedule and more information here.
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Welcome to Anime Fest at the Modern! View the full schedule and more information here.
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Welcome to Anime Fest at the Modern! View the full schedule and more information here.
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Welcome to Anime Fest at the Modern! View the full schedule and more information here.
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Welcome to Anime Fest at the Modern! View the full schedule and more information here.
Directed by Kent Jones
NR; 96 minutes
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NR; 102 minutes
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Directed by Hirokazu Kore-eda
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“What [Kore-eda] offers is a new way to rethink holding our grief, and the end result is a slight and wistful poem of a movie.” —Zachary Lee, TheWrap