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CIRCADIA 24 Hour Dance Film Screening

  • 6:30 pm - 10:00 pm | Sunday August 17, 2025
  • Atrium | Ace Hotel Brooklyn
  • 252 Schermerhorn St.
  • Free
One day inside a hotel to create a dance film, and this is what they made. Join us in the Atrium to watch films born at Ace Hotel Brooklyn by the participants of CIRCADIA: A 24-Hour Dance Film Journey. 
 
Sunday, August 17
Doors 6:30pm
Films 7:00pm

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