] The cinema, with restaurant and bar annexe, was open for
] a seven-week season this summer, showing a suitably
] subversive programme which included works by Chinese and
] Korean directors but also Alex Proyas' Dark City,
] Coppola's Rumble Fish, David Lynch's Eraserhead, and
] Terry Gilliam's Brazil.

This is novel because it was built by a clandestine group of urban explorers in a pre-existing cavity within the mass of intertwined tunnels under Paris.

The community profiled in Dark Days did not have their own cinema. Could New York be lagging behind or am I just not in the know?

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