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DIFF 2023 Day 5 - See What's Screening on DIFF Tuesday
May 2, 2023

Posted Courtesy of Wright Enterprises CommUNITY Spotlight San Francisco~Dallas~~~
 

DAY 5

TUESDAY, MAY 2, 2023

Dallas International Film Festival 

VIOLET CROWN CINEMA

3699 McKinney Avenue, Dallas, TX 75204

It's Day 5 at DIFF, so head over to Violet Crown Cinema in West Village to be in the company of fellow film lovers in a walkable neighborhood with lots of dining and shopping options. Peruse the Schedule and Film Guide to see what's screening on Tuesday, and we'll see you at the movies!
 

PARACHUTE
TICKETS

BLUE JEAN
TICKETS
 

THE DOLDRUMS
TICKETS

STORY AVENUE
TICKETS
 
 

WHAT DOES "RUSH ONLY" MEAN?

A screening is "at rush" when reservations have been made for the number of seats in the theater. But here are some things you should know:

TIP #1: Arrive early! If you've booked a screening, don't lose your seat to the Rush Line by being late.

TIP #2: Don't assume you won't get into a screening when you read that it's "on rush". Often seats are released just before the start of the screening.

All of us at DIFF want you to have a great Festival experience. If we can help in any way, please email BoxOffice@DallasFilm.org.

MORE USEFUL INFO FOR DIFF 2023
YOUR FESTIVAL GUIDE
VIEW FULL SCHEDULE AND PURCHASE TICKETS
 
 
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DIFF | Dallas International Film Festival | 110 Leslie Street, Suite 200, Dallas, TX 75207

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