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DESCRIPTION:\n	Twenty years apart\, influential directors Gordon Parks and 
 John Singleton depicted epochal films about tough lives in New York and So
 uth Central\, L.A. \n\n\n	Shaft \n	\n	  Dir. Gordon Parks\, U.S.\, 1971\, 
 100 mins. With Richard Roundtree\, Moses Gunn. Renowned photographer and d
 irector Gordon Parks directed this slick detective thriller\, an adaptatio
 n of the 1970 novel by Ernest Tidyman. Solving crimes his own way\, John S
 haft (Roundtree) is a sharp\, tough\, and charming private eye who knocks 
 enemies out of windows while always finding time for pleasure. This time\,
  he’s hired to retrieve the daughter of a crime lord. Set on the streets o
 f New York City and heavily influenced by the Black Power movement\, this 
 blaxploitation classic is infused with action-packed rumbles and a sultry 
 rhythmic funk score composed by Isaac Hayes and arranged by Johnny Allen. 
 The iconic “Theme from Shaft” won Hayes the Best Original Song Academy Awa
 rd. Rated: R \n\n\n	Boyz n the Hood \n	\n	Dir. John Singleton. U.S.\, 1991
 \, 112 mins. With Cuba Gooding Jr.\, Laurence Fishburne\, Ice Cube\, Morri
 s Chestnut\, Tyra Ferrell\, Nia Long. Made when he was just 23\, John Sing
 leton's incendiary debut feature is both deeply personal and dramatically 
 classical\, with young Tre (Gooding Jr.) moving in with his father (Fishbu
 rne) in troubled South Central L.A.\, a place he can embrace or transcend\
 , neither of which is an easy proposition. For this unforgettable\, era-de
 fining drama\, Singleton made cinematic history\, becoming the first Black
  filmmaker to be nominated for the Best Director Academy Award. Rated: R 
 \n\n\n	Order tickets online. Tickets: $39 per car (up to 5 passengers per 
 car). Members receive a 20% discount. Learn more about membership and join
  here.&nbsp\;Doors will open each night around 7:00 p.m.\, events will beg
 in at 8:00 p.m. and end by 11:00 p.m. \n\n\n	Donations to MoMI help suppor
 t initiatives like the Queens Drive-In. Please consider making a gift toda
 y. \n
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LOCATION:Queens Drive-In at NYSCI\, 47-01 111 Street\, Corona\, NY 11368
SUMMARY:Shaft + Boyz n the Hood
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