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A Fantastic Party at Tribeca

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A Fantastic Party – supported by A Fantastic Woman (in cinemas Fri 2nd March)

Tribeca, Manchester
2-3 March 2018

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On the launch night of the new trans Oscar nominated film A Fantastic Woman, join a fierce line up of trans DJs including Grace Oni Smith and Marilyn Misandry at Tribeca for music, dancing, visuals and cocktails.

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