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Release calendar: big-screen returns, with re-releases of three classics

Restored versions of three fictional classics return on weekends in October.

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Cinemas in five cities will show restored prints of three films from the 1990s on weekend mornings.

Tickets start at 150 rupees (demo).

The restored films include a 1993 courtroom drama, a 1996 musical and a 1998 comedy that gained a cult following. Prints were scanned in 4K by a fictional archive.

Each screening will be followed by a short talk. Tickets go on sale on Friday.

This is a demo story: every name, place, organisation and figure in it is fictional.

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