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Lincoln Center, New York, NY - NEW 35MM PRINT!
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New York, NY - NEW 35MM PRINT!
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Center, Chicago, IL - NEW 35MM PRINT!
- 7/31-8/1/26 Cleveland
Cinematheque, Cleveland, OH - NEW 35MM PRINT!
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Toronto, ON - NEW 35MM PRINT!
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Theatre, Santa Monica, CA -
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Feliz, Los Angeles, CA - NEW 35MM PRINT!
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Minneapolis, MN - NEW 35MM PRINT!
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Cinematheque, Vancouver, BC - NEW 35MM PRINT!
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Houston, TX - NEW 35MM PRINT!
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Theatre, Portland, OR - NEW 35MM PRINT!
- 9/2/26 Philadelphia
Film Society, Philadelphia, PA - NEW 35MM PRINT!
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Francisco, CA - NEW 35MM PRINT!
- 9/11-12/26 Webster Film Series,
Webster Groves, MO - NEW 35MM PRINT!
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Film Society, Austin, TX - NEW 35MM PRINT!
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Film Center, Seattle, WA - NEW 35MM PRINT!
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Pacific Film Archives, Berkeley, CA - NEW 35MM PRINT!
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Theater, Pittsburgh, PA - NEW 35MM PRINT!
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Tampa, FL - NEW 35MM PRINT!
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Nashville, TN - NEW 35MM PRINT!
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New Mission, San Francisco, CA - NEW 35MM PRINT!
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Dallas, TX - NEW 35MM PRINT!
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Raleigh, Raleigh, NC - NEW 35MM PRINT!
- 10/30/26 UW
Cinematheque, Madison, WI - NEW 35MM PRINT!
- 12/3-4/26 Wexner
Center, Columbus, OH - NEW 35MM PRINT!
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- PAST ENGAGEMENTS
- 8/28-9/17/20 Film at Lincoln Center, New York, NY
- 8/28-9/24/20 Detroit Film Theatre, Detroit, MI
- Starting 8/28/20 Kimball's Peak Three Theaters,
Colorado Springs, CO
- Starting 8/28/20 The Charles, Baltimore, MD
- Starting 8/28/20 Corazon Cinema, St. Augustine, FL
- Starting 8/28/20 Davis Varsity Theatre, Davis, CA
- Starting 8/28/20 Red River Theatres, Concord, NH
- Starting 8/28/20 Salem Cinema, Salem, OR
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- 9/4-10/8/20 The Film Lab, Hamtramck, MI
- Starting 9/4/20 The Parkway Theater, Minneapolis, MN
- 9/4-10/1/20 Facets Cinematheque, Chicago, IL
- 9/4-10/8/20 Cleveland Cinematheque, Cleveland, OH
- Starting 9/4/20 Zeitgeist Theatre, New Orleans, LA
- Starting 9/4/20 Movies of Delray, Delray Beach, FL
- Starting 9/4/20 Plaza Theatre, Atlanta, GA
- 9/4-17/20 Sie FilmCenter, Denver, CO
- Starting 9/4/20 North Park Theatre, Buffalo, NY
- Starting 9/4/20 Suns Cinema, Washington, DC
- Starting 9/4/20 Apohadion Theater, Portland, ME
- Starting 9/4/20 Coral Gables Art Cinema, Coral
Gables, FL
- 9/4-10/29/20 Film Bar, Scottsdale, AZ
- Starting 9/4/20 Normal Theater, Normal, IL
- Starting 9/9/20 Vermont Intl. Film Festival,
Burlington, VT
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- Starting 9/11/20 The Loft Cinema, Tucson, AZ
- 9/11-10/30/20 Jacob Burns Film Center, Pleasantville,
NY
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PA
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VA
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Santa Ana, CA
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(Virtual)
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- 8/26-29/22 Austin
Film Society, Austin, TX - 35mm screenings!
- 10/29, 11/8/22 The Museum of
Modern Art, New York, NY - 35mm screenings!
- 3/18/23 BAMcinematek,
Brooklyn, NY - 35mm screening!
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screening!
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- 5/25/24 The Plaza, Atlanta, GA
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Cinematheque, Los Feliz, CA - 35mm screening!
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- 11/23/24 Museum of the Moving Image, Astoria, NY
- 4/18-24/25 BAMCinematek, Brooklyn, NY - 35mm
screening!
- 4/25, 30 & 5/15/25 Metrograph, New York, NY -
35mm screening!
- 4/25/25 Cinematheque Quebecoise, Montreal, QC
- 8/22/25 Pacific Film Archives (BAMPFA), Berkeley, CA
- 9/6/25 Bijou @ FilmScene, Iowa City, IA
- 4/14/26 Colgate University, Hamilton, NY
- 5/23/26 Suns Cinema, Washington, DC
“Impressive a quarter century ago, it seems even more so today.”
– J. Hoberman, The New York Times
"‘The Hole,’ for all its sorrowful prescience, does not
traffic in the customary pandemic-thriller idiom of paranoia and alarm...A
genius of deadpan comedy as well as a poet of urban anomie, Tsai fills his
meticulously composed frames with revealing details that often double as
sight gags...funny, melancholy and finally entrancing" - Justin
Chang, The Los Angeles Times
"‘The Hole’ proves to be an eerily prophetic and timely movie, perhaps
better now than it ever was...**** (4/4 stars)"
- Jeffrey Anderson, San
Francisco Examiner
"As it turns out, what might be the best film about how it feels to be
alive right now was already made 22 years ago. Tsai Ming-Liang’s playful
pandemic romance 'The Hole' is a story of lonely hearts in quarantine,
longing for love amid the day-to-day drudgery of life during lockdown. It’s a
deadpan musical about seeking a friend for the end of the world, following
two characters who seldom speak but fall for one another through a hole in
the ceiling. I love this movie."- Sean Burns, WBUR Boston
“The best movie of 2020—and the most 2020 movie of the year—was
made in 1998. It’s all brilliantly staged, existential slapstick about life
during a very wet pandemic. Did I mention it’s a musical too?” – Bob Strauss,
The San Francisco Chronicle
(via Tweet)
“Tsai's most distilled, droll, deftly realized allegory...One of
the 10 Best Films of 1999.”- J. Hoberman, The
Village Voice
“The most memorable fusion of song, dance and weather since Singin’ in the Rain.” -
Dennis Lim, The Village Voice
“A broodingly apocalyptic and thoroughly original view.”-
Marjorie Baumgarten, The
Austin Chronicle
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