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DOC NYC [SPONSORED]
America's Largest Documentary Festival | Nov. 9 to 27, 2022
Wed, Nov 9, 2022 - Sun, November. 27, 2022
In Theaters and Online
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Join us for the 13th annual edition of DOC NYC, the largest documentary film festival in the US, Nov 9 to 27 in theaters and online.
We are delighted to provide you with a discount code on tickets (capacity permitting) for the following films:
QUEEN OF THE DEUCE and CLOSED CIRCUIT (BEMA’AGAL SAGOOR)
Just enter the code at checkout: DOCNYC_PTNR_22
This code will unlock the discounted price for $3 off all regular & matinee screenings (excluding Opening / Closing Night & Centerpiece).
Find out more about DOC NYC and all the films in the festival at www.docnyc.net
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