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De Colores gets a Way OUT West Film Fest screening at Guild Cinema, the kind of booking that fits that room better than a multiplex would. The Guild is intimate in the literal sense, so buying ahead matters here if you care where you sit and don't want to do the Central Avenue parking shuffle...
Girls & Boys is a ticketed Way OUT West Film Fest screening at Guild Cinema. Late shows in this room usually draw people who actually want to talk about the...
Transtastic! is a Way OUT West Film Fest screening at Guild Cinema, part of the fest's queer film programming rather than a random one-off booking. Guild's narrow lobby and single-screen rhythm mean the crowd tends to spill into Central before and after, so build in a little patience if you're meeting people there.
I Come Home screens at Guild Cinema as part of Way OUT West Film Fest. The Guild is a small, opinionated room, so a quieter festival film can land harder here than it would in a multiplex. Buy ahead if this is on your list, since the place does not have much slack when a...
Test is a Way OUT West Film Fest showcase screening at Guild Cinema. The Guild is still one of Central's better rooms for taking a chance on festival programming, partly because the crowd tends to lean attentive instead of casually noisy.
Way OUT West Film Fest brings Give Me The Ball to the Guild Cinema for a corridor screening with queer film-festival gravity behind it. The Guild is small enough that late arrivals feel public, so buy ahead and show up with a few minutes to spare if you care where you sit.
Ephemera is a Way OUT West Film Fest screening at Guild Cinema, which means a queer-film-fest crowd in Albuquerque's most reliable small movie room. The Guild rewards people who actually want to watch the movie, not talk over it, and that matters more than the bare listing lets on.
It's A Femininomenon is a Way OUT West Film Fest presentation at Guild Cinema, the kind of late-night-ish festival slot that tends to draw the people who actually watch the credits. The Guild is small enough that a half-full room still feels alive, but if this catches the queer film crowd in full force, the...
Perfect screens at Guild Cinema as part of Way OUT West Film Fest's showcase programming. The Guild is still one of Central's better rooms for festival work because the audience actually shows up for the film, not just the afterparty.
Way OUT West brings Where The Boys Are to the Guild Cinema, a Route 66 screening room that still rewards people who like movies with a crowd. For festival films here, the front third can feel closer than you expect, so sit middle-back if you want the jokes, awkward silences, and audience reactions to land...