Museum of Modern Art celebrates Good Machine’s 10th anniversary

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        Museum of Modern Art celebrates Good Machine’s 10th anniversary
    
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The Museum of Modern Art in New York will pay tribute to the 10th anniversary of Good Machine, one of the United States' leading independent film production companies, February 13-23 at the Roy and Niuta Titus Theatre 1. Among the Good Machine films to be presented include the gay-themed comedy The Wedding Banquet and the lesbian feature The Sticky Fingers of Time (screened with Greetings From Africa, a short film from lesbian director Cheryl Dunye). For more information, click here.

        
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