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Art Cinema for Tots: How to Play a Film
Sun Oct 25
Director: Multiple Dirs
2011 / 44min / DCP
Born out of a commitment to the idea that it’s never too early to introduce kids to the pleasures of movies made outside of the commercial mainstream—and the suspicion that young audiences are often more open-minded and curious than their elders when…
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The Addams Family
Director: Barry Sonnenfeld
1991 / 99min / 35mm
Among the most perfectly cast Hollywood studio films of the last half-century, cinematographer-cum-director Sonnenfeld’s adaptation of Charles Addams’s macabre recurring New Yorker feature stars Raul Julia as the suave patriarch of the Addams clan…
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All We Imagine as Light
Director: Payal Kapadia
2024 / 110min / DCP
Winner of the Grand Prix at the 2024 Cannes Film Festival, Kapadia’s fiction feature debut concerns itself with the intimate, everyday concerns of Kani Kusruti and Divya Prabha as Prabha and Anu, roommates and co-workers at a Mumbai hospital, and their…
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An Autumn Afternoon
Director: Yasujirô Ozu
1962 / 112min / DCP
Ozu’s gorgeous 53rd and final feature is a return to a favorite theme, the poignant comedy of marriage, with beloved regular Chishu Ryu as a father giving away his daughter and preparing for another, final goodbye. Good Morning’s satire of creeping…
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Girl, Interrupted
Director: James Mangold
1999 / 127min / 35mm
Based on a 1993 memoir of the same name by Susanna Kaysen, Mangold’s powerhouse picture sets its scene at a New England psychiatric hospital c. 1967 where Winona Ryder (in the Kaysen role; also a producer on the film) lands after suffering a nervous…
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La Raulito
Sun Oct 25
Director: Lautaro Murúa
1975 / 95min / DCP
Introduction and Q&A with guest curator and filmmaker Jenni Olson moderated by filmmaker Julia Solomonoff on Sunday, October 25th
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Oldboy
Director: Park Chan-wook
2003 / 120min / 4K DCP
Homer with a ball-peen hammer. Kidnapped and stuffed in a hole without explanation for 15 years of solitary confinement, when Oh Dae-su (Choi Min-sik) is suddenly let loose on the streets, he’s stone-cold pissed off and very, very dangerous. Winner of…
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Rosemary's Baby
Director: Roman Polanski
1968 / 137min / 35mm
“He has his father’s eyes…” Satanists are on the loose in Central Park West in Polanski’s slow-burn thriller, which slips almost imperceptibly from the quotidian into the profane, and gives new meaning to the phrase “pregnancy scare.” Young…
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Little Women
Mon Oct 26
Director: Gillian Armstrong
1994 / 115min / 4K DCP
Winona Ryder would receive an Academy Award nomination for Best Actress for her role as the headstrong, literary minded Jo March in Armstrong’s perfectly enchanting adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s 1868 novel of the same name, about the travails of…
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Arsenal
Mon Oct 26
Director: Oleksandr Dovzhenko
1929 / 92min / 35mm
The film that made Dovzhenko’s international reputation, Arsenal depicts—in thrillingly innovative, lyric cinematic language—a 1918 episode in the Russian Civil War, a worker’s uprising at Kyiv’s Arsenal Factory, and its brutal military…
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Earth [DakhaBrakha Score]
Mon Oct 26
Director: Oleksandr Dovzhenko
1930 / 84min / DCP
Dovzhenko’s final silent feature, which depicts a clash between reactionary landowning peasants and modernizing paupers bringing the first tractor to their corner of the Ukrainian countryside, has by now spawned nearly a century of debate: is it a…
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Antigone
Mon Oct 26
Director: Jean-Marie Straub, Danièle Huillet
1991 / 100min / 35mm
Brecht’s adaptation of Sophocles’s Antigone—concerning the title character’s rebellion against the uncle, King Creon, who has condemned her to death—is performed in its entirety in Straub and Huillet’s final film set in the ancient world,…
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Heathers
Mon Oct 26
Director: Michael Lehmann
1988 / 103min / DCP
“Dear Diary: My teen-angst bullshit now has a body count.” A caustic rejoinder to John Hughes’s ’80s Brat Pack pictures, Lehmann’s savage suburban satire brought out the sociopathic side of Christian Slater’s too-cool outlaw persona, casting…
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Broadcast News
Mon Oct 26
Director: James L. Brooks
1987 / 133min / DCP
Introduction by Michael Barbaro of "The Daily" on Saturday, October 17th
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Paprika
Mon Oct 26
Director: Satoshi Kon
2006 / 90min / 35mm
The fourth and final film by Kon takes place in a not-too-distant future in which therapists, using a new technology called DC Mini, are able to record the dreams of psychiatric patients. All well and good, until a raid on the lab leads to the loss of the…
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Reality Bites
Director: Ben Stiller
1994 / 99min / 35mm
Arguably the most consciously “Gen X” movie ever made, Stiller’s shambolically charming directorial debut stars Ryder as Lelaina Pierce, a university valedictorian whose postgraduate malaise threatens to become a full-fledged identity crisis when…
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Bread Day preceded by The Train Stop
Tue Oct 27
Director: Sergei Loznitsa, Sergei Dvortsevoy
1998 / 80min / DCP
Introduction by Genevieve Yue on Friday, October 9th
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The Taking of Pelham One Two Three
Tue Oct 27
Director: Joseph Sargent
1974 / 104min / 35mm
Introduction by Genevieve Yue and Erika Balsom, with a book signing following the screening, on Saturday, October 3rd
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Chungking Express
Tue Oct 27
Director: Wong Kar-wai
1994 / 102min / DCP
A hot-shot to the heart, pop masterpiece Chungking Express tells the stories of two lovelorn cops (Takeshi Kaneshiro and Tony Leung) and the women who baffle them (Brigitte Lin and Faye Wong, who contributes a Cantopop cover of The Cranberries’…
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Ghost in the Shell: 30th Anniversary Remaster
Director: Mamoru Oshii
1995 / 83min / 4K DCP
“My codename is Project 2501, and I am a life form that was born in a sea of information.” In the year 2029, the world looks like a hybridization of Hong Kong, Tokyo, and New York, yielding to entropy and technocracy. Cyborg Major Kusanagi, a perfect…
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PRIVATE EVENT TODAY IN THEATER & COMMISSARY
2025 / 360min
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2046
Thu Oct 29
Director: Wong Kar-wai
2004 / 129min / DCP
A sort-of sequel to Wong’s Days of Being Wild and In the Mood for Love, the ’60s-set 2046 revisits Tony Leung Chiu-wai’s Chow, now a suave science-fiction writer, to chronicle his various affairs with women (including Faye Wong, Zhang Ziyi, and Gong…
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The Age of Innocence
Thu Oct 29
Director: Martin Scorsese
1993 / 139min / 35mm
One breathtaking composition follows another in Scorsese’s adaptation of Edith Wharton’s Pulitzer Prize–winning masterpiece about social mores (and taboos) amongst New York’s viperous moneyed classes in late 19th-century New York, brought to life…
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The Wailing
Thu Oct 29
Director: Na Hong-jin
2016 / 156min / DCP
Introduction by composer Jang Young Gyu on Saturday, October 3rd
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Edward Scissorhands
Director: Tim Burton
1990 / 105min / 4K DCP
On the heels of his Batman bonanza, Burton offered up this Tampa Bay–set modern-day fable of the title’s blade-fingered mechanical man (Johnny Depp), adopted into the suburban home of a family whose daughter (Winona Ryder) becomes the object of his…
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Peppermint Frappé
Fri Oct 30
Director: Carlos Saura
1967 / 94min / 35mm
Chaplin and Saura’s electric creative partnership began with this perverse play on Alfred Hitchcock’s (already quite perverse!) Vertigo, in which meek doctor José Luis López Vázquez becomes besotted with his childhood friend’s bride (Chaplin),…
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Rushmore
Director: Wes Anderson
1998 / 93min / DCP
Extracurricular-mad but otherwise unpromising 15-year-old student Max Fisher (Jason Schwartzman) is too busy competing (or so he thinks) with sad sack industrialist Bill Murray for the affections of teacher Olivia Williams to survive “sudden death…
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Sans Soleil
Director: Chris Marker
1983 / 103min / DCP
Marker's voyage through memory, history, and video games is a free-flow of images shot largely in Japan (a cat temple, sacred phalluses, horror movies, sleeping subway riders, an animatronic JFK), with detours to Guinea-Bissau, Iceland, and, for an…
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Cría Cuervos
Director: Carlos Saura
1976 / 105min / 35mm
Taking its title from the Spanish proverb “Raise ravens and they will pick your eyes out,” Saura’s lauded allegorical masterwork, set during the twilight of Spain’s Franco dictatorship, stars Ana Torrent (also seen in Spirit of the Beehive, in the…
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The Trouble with Harry
Director: Alfred Hitchcock
1955 / 99min / 4K DCP
The inconvenient corpse, imbued with a sense of tragedy and terror in Hitchcock’s Rope, is the source of borderline-surrealist farce in The Trouble with Harry, his adaptation of Jack Trevor Story’s novel of the same name, a darkly comic tale in which…
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News From Home
Director: Chantal Akerman
1976 / 85min / DCP
Akerman was 26 years old and living in New York City, away from her native Belgium and her mother, when she teamed with DP Babette Mangolte to film this diary/essay/poem in subway stations and on street corners, their images to eventually be paired with…
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Bram Stoker's Dracula
Director: Francis Ford Coppola
1992 / 128min / 35mm
Coppola at his most boldly baroque, Gary Oldman wearing cinema’s most iconic updo, a puppyish young Keanu Reeves trying to make his way back to Winona Ryder, and Anthony Hopkins as vampire hunter Abraham Van Helsing—it’s all here in this opulent…
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Blade Runner: The Final Cut
Director: Ridley Scott
1982 / 117min / DCP
While so many special effects spectacles are lost in time like tears in the rain, Blade Runner remains the template for imagining the neon-wreathed downer of the future, every bit as influential in its vision as was Fritz Lang’s Metropolis over a half…
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Saturday Afternoon Cartoons: Time for Halloween
Sat Oct 31
Director: Multiple Dirs
1950 / 60min / 16mm
Introduction and Q&A with Stathes on Saturday, October 31st
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Beetlejuice
Sat Oct 31
Director: Tim Burton
1988 / 92min / 35mm
With her delivery of the line “My whole life is a dark room… One. Big. Dark. Room,” Winona Ryder cemented herself as a goth girl heroine for the ages, a brooding teen in widow’s weeds relocated by her parents to a creaky country house that happens…
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The Curse of Frankenstein
Sat Oct 31
Director: Terence Fisher
1957 / 83min / 4K DCP
Cherished by no less a personage than Martin Scorsese for its “totally uncalled for” graphic violence, The Curse of Frankenstein was a watershed film for both Fisher and Hammer, earning 30 times its budget back in the US alone and establishing the…
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Horror of Dracula
Sat Oct 31
Director: Terence Fisher
1958 / 82min / 35mm
Christopher Lee joined Max Schreck and Bela Lugosi in the Screen Vampires Hall of Fame with this, his first appearance as a regally seductive Count Dracula, facing off for the first but far from the last time against Peter Cushing’s Doctor Van Helsing.…
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The Brides of Dracula
Sat Oct 31
Director: Terence Fisher
1960 / 85min / 35mm
Two years after Horror of Dracula, Peter Cushing returned to the role of Doctor Van Helsing, summoned to deal with an outbreak of vampirism at a girls finishing school unleashed by a contaminated aristocrat, Baron Meinster (David Peel). Hammer’s…
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Minority Report
Sat Oct 31
Director: Steven Spielberg
2002 / 145min / DCP
Based on a Philip K. Dick short story, Spielberg’s wheeling, virtuoso science-fiction thriller stars Tom Cruise as an investigator of “PreCrime” who specializes in arresting criminals before they’ve done the deed in near-future Washington, DC.…
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Hugo [3D Screening]
Sun Nov 1
Director: Martin Scorsese
2011 / 126min / 3D DCP
Fleischman took home a richly deserved Academy Award for Best Sound Mixing for his work on Scorsese’s unexpected—and thoroughly delightful—turn to family-friendly fare. A storybook tale of an orphaned 12-year-old who keeps up the clocks at Paris’s…
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All That Heaven Allows
Director: Douglas Sirk
1955 / 89min / 35mm
Perhaps the very finest of Sirk’s Ross Hunter-produced melodramas, All That Heaven Allows pairs Jane Wyman and Rock Hudson as, respectively, a well-off widow in country club Connecticut, and the broad-necked, Thoreau-reading gardener who she falls for.…
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Far From Heaven
Director: Todd Haynes
2002 / 107min / 35mm
An homage to the Eisenhower era melodramas of Douglas Sirk that reworks the basic materials of his 1955 All That Heaven Allows to explicitly explore dynamics of sexual and social transgression verboten in the Hollywood of Sirk’s time, Haynes’s…
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The Gorgon
Director: Terence Fisher
1964 / 83min / DCP
In their tireless search for new monsters to add to their menagerie Hammer turned here to Greek mythology, unleashing the fatal gaze of the Gorgon on the residents of a German village, c. 1910. Seven Vandorf residents have in recent years been found…
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News from Home + Interior NY Subway, 14th Street
Sun Nov 1
Director: Chantal Akerman, G. W. "Billy" Bitzer
1976 / 91min / DCP
Introduction by series curator Genevieve Yue on Sunday, November 1st
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The Hound of the Baskervilles
Sun Nov 1
Director: Terence Fisher
1959 / 87min / DCP
An ardent aficionado of the work of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Cushing takes over the chambers at 221B Baker Street with aplomb and gives us a Sherlock for the ages in Fisher’s adaptation of the 1902 Holmes adventure of the same name, in which our hero is…
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Something Special (Willy/Milly)
Sun Nov 1
Director: Paul Schneider
1986 / 86min / 35mm
Introduction and post-screening discussion by Jenni Olson moderated by filmmaker, film critic and writer Drew Burnett Gregory on Saturday, October 24th
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Autumn Sonata
Sun Nov 1
Director: Ingmar Bergman
1978 / 93min / DCP
Ingmar and Ingrid, Bergman and Bergman, together at last. Sweden’s most popular export before the Volvo, in her final screen role, plays a world-renowned concert pianist who returns home to reunite with her now-married daughter (Liv Ullmann), long a…
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Midnight in Paris
Director: Woody Allen
2011 / 94min / 35mm
Screenwriter, would-be novelist, and romantic-at-heart Owen Wilson, on vacation in the City of Lights with level-headed fiancée Rachel McAdams, sets out on his own one night after a wine tasting and finds himself suddenly in the Jazz Age Paris of…
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The Parallax View
Mon Nov 2
Director: Alan J. Pakula
1974 / 102min / DCP
After an ex-girlfriend comes to him with an eyewitness report on the assassination of a sitting U.S. senator at the Seattle Space Needle that contravenes the official story, anti-authoritarian investigative reporter Warren Beatty follows a thread that…
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Ulysses' Gaze
Mon Nov 2
Director: Theo Angelopoulos
1995 / 176min / 35mm
An Odyssey through the Balkans after the fall of communism following a Greek American filmmaker, known simply as “A” (Harvey Keitel), who has returned to Hellas after an absence of decades on a quest to find his own personal “Ithaca”: three reels…
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Honeycomb
Mon Nov 2
Director: Carlos Saura
1969 / 102min / Digital
Married couple Teresa and Pedro (Chaplin and Per Oscarsson) live a life of antiseptic contentment in their chicly modern, minimalist home—that is until the delivery of a load of Teresa’s family’s furniture seems to jostle something loose in…
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Ana and the Wolves
Mon Nov 2
Director: Carlos Saura
1973 / 100min / 35mm
Chaplin’s fifth film with Saura is a savage allegorical send-up of the senescent Franco dictatorship that had ruled Spain from 1939 onwards in which the actress, playing the Ana of the title, arrives to take up the position of governess at an estate in…
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Yi Yi
Tue Nov 3
Director: Edward Yang
2000 / 173min / DCP
The last work of a master filmmaker who died far too young, the gentle, restrained, and terribly humane Yi Yi observes the interplay between three generations of an upper middle-class Taipei family. Comic when dealing in the foibles of its excellent…
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Poem of the Sea
Tue Nov 3
Director: Yulia Solntseva
1958 / 105min / 35mm
Introduction by series curator Anri Vartan on Sunday, October 18th
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The Enchanted Desna
Tue Nov 3
Director: Yulia Solntseva
1964 / 80min / DCP
Introduction by series curator Anri Vartan on Saturday, October 10th
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Almost Famous
Tue Nov 3
Director: Cameron Crowe
2000 / 124min / 4K DCP
Introduction by Jon Caramanica and Joe Coscarelli of “Popcast” on Friday, October 16th
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A Bittersweet Life
Tue Nov 3
Director: Kim Jee-woon
2005 / 119min / 4K DCP
A mob enforcer (Lee Byung-hun, No Other Choice) with a sterling record of loyal service finds himself fighting for his life after sparing the life of his boss’s straying mistress (Shin Min-a) in Kim’s drum-tight neo-noir thriller, unusually grounded…
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Strangers on a Train
Wed Nov 4
Director: Alfred Hitchcock
1951 / 101min / 35mm
“Criss cross.” Hitchcock’s adaptation of Highsmith’s 1951 page-turner kicks off with a casual encounter that reads like a same-sex pickup, as tennis star Guy Haines (Farley Granger) inadvertently agrees to “swap murders” with preening rich kid…
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Electra, My Love
Wed Nov 4
Director: Miklós Jancsó
1974 / 71min / DCP
Jancsó’s radically original, downright hypnotic retelling of the Ancient Greek myth against the backdrop of the puszta, Hungary’s vast, muddy plains, is among the long-take master’s most bravura stylistic performances, its 70-minute runtime made up…
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Spellbound
Director: Alfred Hitchcock
1945 / 111min / 4K DCP
Hitchcock goes in for psychoanalysis in this singular thriller, made under the influence of Sigmund Freud and Salvador Dalí, the latter of whom designed the dazzling dream sequence. Analyst Ingrid Bergman falls for amnesiac patient Gregory Peck—but is…
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Chinese Roulette
Fri Nov 6
Director: Rainer Werner Fassbinder
1976 / 86min / 35mm
Fassbinder gives us the weekend getaway from hell in this suffocating chamber drama, in which unhappily and unfaithfully married couple Gerhard and Ariane Christ (Alexander Allerson and Margit Carstensen), intending to escape one another and their bitter…
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Suzhou River
Director: Ye Lou
2000 / 83min / DCP
Taking its name from the polluted river that flows through Shanghai, director Lou’s hometown, the brooding Suzhou River uses the singular first-person perspective of its unseen videographer-narrator to explore the grubby underbelly of the city,…
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The Brood
Director: David Cronenberg
1979 / 92min / DCP
In The Brood, the bitter divorce between the mentally disturbed Nola (Samantha Eggar) and her ex-husband Frank (Art Hindle) was pretty messy, so it should be a good sign that she’s finally getting professional help from the renowned Dr. Hal Raglan…
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Lost Highway
Director: David Lynch
1997 / 134min / 4K DCP
Few filmmakers have shown themselves so adept at plumbing the depths of the subconscious without coming up for air as Lynch, whose Lost Highway—inspired loosely by still-fresh coverage of the O. J. Simpson trial—begins as a dark domestic drama…
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The Housemaid
Sat Nov 7
Director: Kim Ki-young
1960 / 108min / DCP
Cited by Bong Joon-ho as an inspiration on his Parasite and widely regarded by South Korean cinephiles and scholars as one of the country’s greatest films, The Housemaid can now be discovered by the rest of the world thanks to a restoration by the…
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Detour
Director: Edgar G. Ulmer
1945 / 66min / 4K DCP
Hearing a certain tune spin on the jukebox in an all-night diner in Reno sends down-on-his-luck pianist Al Roberts (Tom Neal) on a traumatic trip down memory lane, recalling his fateful roadside encounter with Ann Savage’s aptly named femme fatale Vera…
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Two Seasons, Two Strangers preceded by Nagahama
Sat Nov 7
Director: Sho Miyake
2025 / 89min / DCP
Q&A with Sho Miyake on Saturday, November 7th
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After Winter Comes Spring
Sat Nov 7
Director: Helke Misselwitz
1998 / 116min / DCP
"Shot in luminous black-and-white, Misselwitz’s After Winter Comes Spring travels a German Democratic Republic that very soon will be no more, conversing with women of all ages on stops along the way to create a group portrait of female East…
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Small, Slow But Steady
Sat Nov 7
Director: Sho Miyake
2022 / 99min / DCP
Q&A with Sho Miyake on Saturday, November 7th
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Asako I & II
Sat Nov 7
Director: Ryûsuke Hamaguchi
2019 / 119min / DCP
Introduction by filmmaker Kogonada on Saturday, November 7th
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The Woman in the Window
Sat Nov 7
Director: Fritz Lang
1944 / 95min / 35mm
Alone for the holiday while his wife and children are on vacation, the staid, middle-aged college professor Richard Wanley (Edward G. Robinson) is about to settle in to an uneventful stretch of nights spent sipping port by the fireplace of his club—but…
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Tenebrae
Director: Dario Argento
1982 / 101min / DCP
Argento’s return to his giallo roots after veering off into gonzo horror/fantasy, Tenebrae features Anthony Franciosa as an American author of potboiler thrillers who, promoting a new book in Rome, finds that a murderer is re-enacting his most ghoulish…
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The General
Sun Nov 8
Director: Buster Keaton, Clyde Bruckman
1926 / 78min / 4K DCP
Keaton’s engineer Johnnie Gray is another of his big-hearted little guys, rejected by the Confederate Army, though when the Union tries to make off with his train, runt Johnnie shows his mettle in the most incredible sustained chase sequence in all of…
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Fireflies Press presents Hermia & Helena
Sun Nov 8
Director: Matías Piñeiro
2016 / 87min / DCP
Q&A with filmmaker Matias Piñeiro moderated by NYFF Artistic Director Dennis Lim on Sunday, November 8th
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Je t'aime, je t'aime
Director: Alain Resnais
1968 / 91min / DCP
Introduction by filmmaker Kogonada on Sunday, November 8th
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Crystal Voyager
Director: David Elfick
1973 / 78min / 4K DCP
Introduction by Sho Miyake on Sunday, November 8th
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Sad Vacation
Sun Nov 8
Director: Shinji Aoyama
2007 / 136min / 35mm
Introduction by Sho Miyake on Sunday, November 8th
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The Killing of a Sacred Deer
Director: Yorgos Lanthimos
2017 / 121min / DCP
The year before enjoying enormous popular success with The Favourite, Lanthimos rolled out perhaps his most difficult and disquieting film to date, a Greek tragedy transplanted to the American suburbs starring Colin Farrell as Steven Murphy, a…
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Playback
Fri Nov 13
Director: Sho Miyake
2012 / 113min / DCP
On the edge of his 40th birthday Haji (Jun Murakami), an actor haunted by dreams of his own death, accepts an invitation from an old friend to revisit his hometown for a wedding—only to doze off en route and wake to find himself in the school uniform of…
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Drive
Director: Nicolas Winding Refn
2011 / 100min / DCP
Drawing inspiration from Walter Hill’s The Driver, Refn’s high-style tour-de-force stars Ryan Gosling as a loner Los Angeles stunt driver who moonlights as a getaway wheelman on armed stickups, who’s put on a collision course with a nefarious…
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Les rendez-vous d'Anna
Sat Nov 14
Director: Chantal Akerman
1978 / 127min / 4K DCP
Akerman’s third feature was this transfixing—and, one suspects, quite personal—study of alienation and emotional withdrawal, in which a well-known Belgian director (Aurore Clément), traveling the increasingly homogenized cities of Western Europe to…
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The Souvenir
Director: Joanna Hogg
2019 / 120min / DCP
Hogg, who has quietly established herself as one of the finest UK filmmakers working, offers a keenly observed, sometimes bruising portrayal of toxic romance set in ’80s Britain, starring Honor Swinton Byrne (daughter of Tilda, who plays the…
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Shutter Island
Sat Nov 14
Director: Martin Scorsese
2010 / 138min / 35mm
An infamous triple filicide has escaped from Ashecliffe Hospital, located on a rugged islet in Boston Harbor that bears a striking resemblance to Arnold Böcklin’s Island of the Dead, and US Marshal Chuck Aule and his new partner (Leonardo DiCaprio and…
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And Your Bird Can Sing preceded by August 8th
Sat Nov 14
Director: Sho Miyake
2018 / 119min / DCP
“Among Sho Miyake's most quietly luminous works, And Your Bird Can Sing is a tender and deeply felt portrait of youth poised between freedom and uncertainty. Adapted from Yasushi Sato's novel and set in the port city of Hakodate, the film follows three…
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All the Long Nights
Sat Nov 14
Director: Sho Miyake
2024 / 119min / DCP
Based on the novel of the same name by Maiko Seo, Miyake’s tender, understated drama stars Hokuto Matsumura and Mone Kamishiraishi as two co-workers who, after discovering they both suffer from invisibly debilitating conditions little understood by the…
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The State of Things
Director: Wim Wenders
1982 / 121min / DCP
Pre-screening conversation with author Nathan Gelgud and writer A. S. Hamrah + a book signing with Nathan Gelgud on Saturday, November 14th
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Wallace & Gromit: The Classic Shorts
Director: Nick Park
1995 / 85min / DCP
Along with the Academy Award–winning success of Aardman Animations’ 1990 Creature Comforts, it was this trio of inspired shorts featuring cheese-loving, jug-eared, Wigan-based crackpot inventor Wallace and his erudite pet dog/straight man/frequent…
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Somewhere in the Night
Director: Joseph L. Mankiewicz
1946 / 110min / 35mm
Mankiewicz’s sophomore effort as director was this sinisterly atmospheric, baroquely plotted, deliriously disorienting “nervous nightmare” [The Village Voice] starring John Hodiak as an amnesiac ex-Marine who returns to his native Los Angeles to…
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The Woman on the Beach
Sun Nov 15
Director: Jean Renoir
1947 / 71min / 35mm
Though mutilated by RKO Pictures following a disastrous test screening, Renoir’s final Hollywood feature remains a film unlike any in its director’s filmography—not to speak of contemporary American cinema—a marvel of brooding atmosphere in which…
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The Cockpit
Sun Nov 15
Director: Sho Miyake
2014 / 64min / DCP
The “cockpit” of the title is a cramped apartment in the suburbs of Tokyo, unprepossessing in size but bursting with creative ferment, for this dinky flat is functioning as the recording studio where underground producer-rapper OMSB and cohort Bim are…
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The Celebration
Sun Nov 15
Director: Thomas Vinterbergs
1998 / 105min / DCP
The opening salvo in Dogme 95’s all-out assault on cinematic artifice, revolutionary in its emancipated use of the Sony DCR-PC7 Handycam, Vinterberg’s scorched earth melodrama/farce takes place during a gathering of the extended Hansen clan at a…
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Memento
Director: Christopher Nolan
2000 / 113min / 35mm
The indie sensation that put a young English director named Christopher Nolan on the map for good, this strikingly original, ornately structured neo-noir stars Guy Pearce as Leonard, a man on a mission of revenge after a savage attack that left his wife…
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That Day, On The Beach
Director: Edward Yang
1983 / 166min / DCP
The little-screened debut feature by Yang, prophet of and proselytizer for the Taiwanese New Wave, features Sylvia Chang and Terry Hu as two female friends, an unhappily married housewife and a concert pianist, brought together after a 13-year separation:…
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Tickets
Fri Nov 20
Director: Abbas Kiarostami, Ken Loach, Ermanno Olmi
2005 / 109min / DCP
Bringing together the formidable talents of Ermanno Olmi, Ken Loach, and Abbas Kiarostami, the genre-hopping anthology Tickets presents three discrete but interconnected stories—involving a daydreaming Italian scholar, a brooding ex-soldier reduced to…
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Come Back to the 5 & Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean
Director: Robert Altman
1982 / 109min / 4K DCP
One day in 1975, at a dusty Woolworth’s in small town McCarthy, Texas, the six members of the “Disciples of James Dean” reconvene 20 years after they first formed the club in the wake of the heartthrob actor’s death. Shifting between “present…
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Suspiria [4K DCP]
Fri Nov 20
Director: Dario Argento
1977 / 98min / 4K DCP
A fairy tale construction at once grim and florid, Argento’s best-known film finds Jessica Harper’s American ballet dancer arriving at an exclusive academy in Germany where she discovers a dark past and occult forces at work in the present. With some…
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Gunvor Nelson Program 1
Sat Nov 21
Director: Gunvor Nelson
1973 / 85min / 16mm
Introduction by filmmaker Lynne Sachs on Saturday, November 21st
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ACE Presents: Ghost World
Sat Nov 21
Director: Terry Zwigoff
2001 / 111min / DCP
Q&A with editor Michael R. Miller, ACE on Saturday, November 21st
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Secrets and Lies
Sat Nov 21
Director: Mike Leigh
1996 / 136min / DCP
The winner of the Palme d’Or at the 1996 Cannes Film Festival, Leigh’s tender, funny, fearless film has Brenda Blethyn in a career-best performance as Cynthia, a white working-class woman who has a life-changing revelation when she meets Black…
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The Ascent
Sat Nov 21
Director: Larisa Shepitko
1977 / 111min / DCP
The bloodthirsty and seemingly unstoppable Nazi war machine is on the march towards Moscow in Shepitko’s wrenching, snow-swept World War II drama, which begins with two Soviet peasant soldiers foraging for food in a Belarusian village and proceeds to…
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A Clockwork Orange
Director: Stanley Kubrick
1971 / 136min / 4K DCP
Wendy Carlos’s score of switched-on Moog synthesizer classical, Kubrick’s punchy framings, and Malcolm McDowell’s cruelly charismatic, Nadsat slang-spouting performance as teen reprobate Alex combine to make for cracking cinema, and a hallucinatory…
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The Rescuers
Sun Nov 22
Director: Wolfgang Reitherman, Art Stevens
1977 / 76min / 35mm
Geraldine Page, Bob Newhart, and Eva Gabor are among the vocal talent assembled for Disney’s vivacious adaptation of Margery Sharp’s beloved book series about the Rescue Aid Society, a group of dauntless mice who travel the world to lend aid to…
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Gunvor Nelson Program 2
Sun Nov 22
Director: Gunvor Nelson
1993 / 90min / 16mm
Introduction by series curator David Schwartz on Sunday, November 22nd
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Gunvor Nelson Program 3
Sun Nov 22
Director: Gunvor Nelson
1990 / 88min / 16mm
Introduction by series curator David Schwartz on Sunday, November 22nd
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Emperor of the North
Sun Nov 22
Director: Robert Aldrich
1973 / 118min / 4K DCP
Inspired by the writings of legendary hobo Leon Ray Livingston, under the pen name “A-No.1,” Aldrich’s tale of the risks run rail-riding in the ’30s northwest stars Lee Marvin as top tramp A-No.1, locked in a battle royale struggle with Ernest…