New York Film Society
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The New York Film Society is a film society founded by Jonas Mekas in 1953. The film society showed the Whitney Brothers, Gregory Markopoulos and Kenneth Anger. The locations were at Gallery East, on Avenue A and 1st street or on Ludlow Street, in the loft of a woman by the name of Dorothy Brown.
Concurrently, Gideon Bachmann was running the Film Study Group, which Jonas Mekas joined.
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See also
- New York Film Society by Rudolf Arnheim
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