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"Le Cinéma Club is a uniquely curated streaming platform screening one film every week, for free. Available for seven days to all visitors globally, selections vary in genre and length, with special attention given to short formats.

Founded in 2015, the platform acts as a dynamic online cinema space, providing exciting access to diverse and original voices. Screenings celebrate a new generation of filmmakers, alongside rare gems and other inspiring discoveries. Our Journal features curated film lists, exclusive interviews and image galleries. With roots in New York and Paris, Le Cinéma Club is a weekly rendezvous for movie lovers and filmmakers around the world.

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also peep their journal: lecinemaclub.com/journal/film-lists
lots of great filmmakers making lists of some favorites with short thoughts (similar to Criterion top 10 lists)

In

yooo wtf in

I was still able to watch Briarpatch here @Soupvillain
lecinemaclub.com/now-showing/briarpatch
not sure for how long that'll still work since there's already a new film up

very real King Krule - Borderline needledrop

ty, brodie! I'm gonna watch it asap before it's unavailable

Hopefully I can finally watch Afroprojection this weekend too! Been swamped with work all week smh

Until last week they had the first narrative short by Frank Lebon, brother of Tyrone (they did the Nikes vid for Frank and vids for King Krule, Mount Kimbie, James Blake), you can now watch it on

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also check out Lebon's film list for the lecinemaclub journal
lecinemaclub.com/journal/frank-lebon-film-list

lecinemaclub.com/now-showing/black-power-in-america-myth-or-reality

During Black History Month, Le Cinéma Club is proud to present the work of William Greaves and Martine Syms: two filmmakers who challenged the power structures of representation, and whose experimentations can be seen in conversation with each other.

This week, we begin by spotlighting Greaves’s Black Power in America: Myth or Reality?. In the mid-1980s, Greaves set out to discover how the civil rights movement had shaped life for Black Americans: after fighting for racial equality, Greaves wondered, what did it mean to have an influential voice in society? Through interviews with a variety of Black leaders—in government and the private sector; in academia and activism—Greaves lets that guiding question spiral out in new directions, all while maintaining the inviting curiosity that defines his work.

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In

for sure, brodie!

lmao this one was hilarious

@Soupvillain this one looks special, haven't listened to Topaz yet but I've seen that cover on twitter

What a cover! Where can I get this?

Visual album streaming on lecinemaclub.com this week, album is on all streaming services I think

Nerds

IN listening to the album on AM rn

this album is amazing one of the best of the year so far

Oh s*** didn’t know niggas was checking for Topaz on here. His new short film dope

last day to watch this letterboxd ravin about this

happy to see topaz gettin love here

this was hard you can see that he worked with Nance, sort of similar style

Idk if you've listened to it yet but its REALLY f***ing good.

Need the videos ASAP, tried showing him to some friends but all his videos were years old and he's grown so much since then.

not yet! Album downloaded now tho, loved the bits that played in the film

thanks for reminding me, the album was really good!! I'll make sure to watch tonight