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Doors 6:30 p.m.; Event 7 p.m.
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THE EXPERIENCE

Join us for a screening of Rosemary’s Baby, the stylish 1968 film that redefined horror for a modern audience. Half a century later, its influence echoes in everything from The Exorcist to Hereditary–and still resonates today.

ON SCREEN: Rosemary’s Baby

1968. Directed by Roman Polanski. Runtime: 137 minutes. Rated R.

Newlyweds Rosemary (Mia Farrow) and Guy (John Cassavetes) move into the storied Bramford, where the neighbors (led by a scene-stealing Ruth Gordon) are a little too invested in the young couple’s future. When Rosemary becomes pregnant, her world narrows to a haze of herbal tonics, whispered plans, and mounting paranoia. Is everyone being helpful—or is something far darker afoot? Elegantly paced and devilishly funny in all the wrong places, Rosemary’s Baby is essential, era-defining cinema.

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