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The film scholar Elliott Stein introduces the first of two screenings.

It ends Aug. 23 with the second of two screenings of "3 Million," a joyous soccer documentary about the Uruguayan team's journey to South Africa to compete for the World Cup.

The film, which has its first of two screenings as part of the New Directors/New Films series tonight at the Gramercy Theater, is a glum detective story in which the filmmaker methodically tracks down the name and hometown of the sole unidentified victim in the suicide bombing on June 5 , 2002 at Meggido Junction, near Tel Aviv.

My fault for not posting a reminder regarding the first of two screenings of Noel Black's latter-day comic film noir "Pretty Poison," from 1968, which took place yesterday at Film Society of Lincoln Center in the context of a series of films featuring Tuesday Weld but there's another, Saturday at 8 15.

Released on June 20 , 1975(the museum will hold the first of two screenings on its 33rd anniversary), "Jaws," Mr. Spielberg's second feature film, chomped through that summer, gobbling up the box office as relentlessly as its great white (mechanical) shark chowed down on unsuspecting swimmers.

Therefore, interpretation of the results and applicable implications for future intervention of the shared factors should be different according to the status of two screenings in terms of recommendations.

But "Carmel," which has the first of six screenings on Wednesday at the Museum of Modern Art, is also an impressionistic family chronicle with a tender heart.

It has the first of three screenings (in different locations on different days) at 7 p.m. on Thursday at the Paris Theater.

The movie, which has the first of three screenings at the Walter Reade Theater tonight at 6 15, offers disturbing first-hand testimony of how the safeguards of civil liberty were relaxed in a time of panic.

"No Look Pass" will have its New York premiere on Saturday, the first of three screenings in the next five days at the DOC NYC film festival at the IFC Center, 323 Avenue of the Americas, at Third Street, in Greenwich Village.

This Danish film, which has its first of three screenings tonight as part of the New Directors/New Films series, explores notions of guilt, faith, superstition and conflicting loyalty with the same do-or-die intensity that has bedeviled several decades of tormented souls in Mr. Bergman's movies.