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A night at Quentin Tarantino's cinema: 228 seats and printed programs in a theater that is a true homage to the classics of the seventh art
Clarín · north america
The New Beverly Cinema, owned by the director of "Pulp Fiction", "Reservoir Dogs" and "Kill Bill", aims to keep the analog format alive and the ritual of preserving, projecting and watching films. A Clarín correspondent recounts the intimacy of the place, an emotional refuge for cinephiles.
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