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Queens for a Day
Friday, Sept. 25, 2026
6:30pm to 8:30pm
Part of: Edmonton International Film Festival
Selected as a Taproot pick
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A screening of the latest film by Chris Carter — featuring a right-wing newscaster who finds herself catapulted back into the 1950s in Queens, NY, living her own mother's life — followed by a Q&A with Taproot Edmonton's Colin Gallant.
A right wing newscaster finds herself catapulted back into 1950s Queens New York, forced to live her own mother's life. The America she finds, and the cramped existence she can't escape, are a horror fable odyssey - especially since she is now raising herself as a child she doesn't particularly like.
Join Taproot Edmonton's Colin Gallant for a Q&A with guests from QUEENS FOR A DAY.
Landmark Cinemas 9 (Edmonton City Centre)
10200 102 Avenue NW
Edmonton, AB, T5J 4B7
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