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  • Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts
    New York Film Festival

    …at Lincoln Center (formerly the Film Society of Lincoln Center) hosts the festival, and a selection committee of five people chooses the films from more than 1,500 entrants. The committee often privileges films that it thinks will challenge the audience. Because the process itself is so selective, the organization offers…

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    …at Lincoln Center (formerly the Film Society of Lincoln Center) hosts the festival, and a selection committee of five people chooses the films from more than 1,500 entrants. The committee often privileges films that it thinks will challenge the audience. Because the process itself is so selective, the organization offers…

    Read More