Live Screenings with special one-night-only introductions
Select films available on demand
SEVEN-DAY FREE TRIAL
Live Screening
Chisholm ’72:
Unbought & Unbossed
DIRECTED BY Shola Lynch
Lynch introduces her unique doc reflection on a singular American hero: Congresswoman Shirley Chisholm, both the first female and the first person of color to seek a major American political party’s nomination for president.
PRE-SHOW BEGINS 10 MINUTES PRIOR TO SHOWTIME.
Wed, Sep 23 • 8:00PM ETAVAILABLE ON DEMAND Sep 24-25
On Demand
Rohmer x 3:
The Aviator’s Wife
DIRECTED BY Éric Rohmer
The first film of Rohmer’s “Comedies and Proverbs” cycle is a farce of romantic overanalysis starring Philippe Marlaud and Marie Rivière.
WATCH NOWAVAILABLE THROUGH Sep 25
On Demand
Clotheslines &
If This Ain’t Heaven
DIRECTED BY Roberta Cantow
A pairing of Cantow’s extraordinary portraits of NYC, one that focuses on the joys and pains of laundry and the other on the deep friendship between a lonely man and his cat.
WATCH NOWAVAILABLE THROUGH Sep 24
Live Screening
Robert Kramer Retrospective: Ice
DIRECTED BY Robert Kramer
Our two-part Kramer series begins with one of the filmmaker’s best-known works, which as Amos Vogel says, ”deals with regional offensives, assassinations, terror and counter-terror, dedication, weariness, betrayal.”
Fri, Sep 25 • 8:00PM ETAVAILBLE ON DEMAND Sep 26-Oct 2
Live Screening
Ulrike Ottinger Retrospective:
The Korean Wedding Chest
DIRECTED BY Ulrike Ottinger
Ottinger’s unorthodox fairy tale ethnography explores the phenomenon of the South Korean wedding chest, filled with symbolic items, and the rituals that accompany it.
Sun, Sep 27 • 8:00PM ETAVAILABLE ON DEMAND Sep 28-29
JOURNAL
Essay
BY NELLIE KILLIAN
On the award-winning director’s short works Clotheslines and If This Ain’t Heaven, whose subjects of isolation and domestic chores feel extra prescient these lonely, housebound days.
Essay
By SAM BODROJAN
On the vivacious films of New German Cinema’s most prominent female director, the subject of a recent retrospective at Metrograph theater, which is now carrying on digitally.
Interview
BY ALIZA MA
A life-spanning conversation with the Hong Kong-born filmmaker and long-time Éric Rohmer editor, co-composer—and friend.
Interview
By YONCA TALU
The actress who worked closely with Éric Rohmer, and made her own film in tribute to him, reminisces about the unforgettable roles he provided her with—specifically in The Aviator’s Wife, Le Rayon Vert, and Autumn Tale—and the joys of their collaboration.
