(Chile, 2001, 90 min. In Spanish with English subtitles)
		Ulises' beat-up taxi breaks down in a slum district of Santiago de Chile and is commandeered by two bandits, who force him to drive them around and become an accomplice in their crimes. Ulises, who can't make the payments on this car, makes more in a few hours than he's made in months. With the lure of easy money, it isn't long before victim becomes the perpetrator. A box office hit in Chile, and winner of the top prize at the San Sebastian Film Festival, TAXI PARA TRES is a sharp, black comedy that explores the margins of contemporary Chilean society
		Monday, June 7, 7pm
		Two Boots Pioneer Theater
		155 East 3rd St. (at Avenue A) / (212) 254-3300
		Friday, June 11, 7:30pm
		American Museum of the Moving Image
		presented as part of the "World Cinema Fridays" series
		35th Ave. at 36th St. (Astoria, Queens) / (718) 784-0077
		Monday, June 14, 7:30pm
		Cinema Arts Centre
		423 Park Avenue (Huntington, NY) / (631) 423-7611
		Wednesday, June 16, 4:30pm, 6:45pm and 9pm
		BAMcinematek@ the Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM)
		30 Lafayette Avenue (Brooklyn) / (718) 636-4100
		Friday, June 25, 8pm
		Film @ International House
		3701 Chestnut St. (Philadelphia, Pa) / (215) 895-6575
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