Showing: Film Society
Film Society Takes the Jitney!
We're proud to partner with the Hamptons International Film Festival and Guild Hall on a 25th anniversary screening of Gabriel Axel's Babette's Feast (NYFF '87) and a weekly celebration of the films of Judy Garland.
Orientation: A New Arab Cinema Lineup Announced
Film Society of Lincoln Center is teaming with the Dubai International Film Festival to celebrate the best in recent Arab cinema by offering an array of personal and provocative works at the Walter Reade Theater, August 24 – 29.
Shine and Sparkle: Gene Kelly the Director
There’s nothing common about the commoners in Kelly’s beautiful and ambitious Hello, Dolly! and oft-overlooked Gigot, proving that he excels behind the camera as much as in front of it.
Veteran Film Curator Larry Kardish Capping 44-Year Career at MoMA
A fixture at film events in New York and around the world, Kardish is leaving his post after 44 years at the Museum of Modern Art.
Their Love is Here to Stay
Gene Kelly-starring masterworks For Me and My Gal and An American in Paris—the first his onscreen debut, the second a highpoint of his career—are among the most unexpectedly cruel of all Hollywood classics.
A Few Days with Claude Sautet
Film Society of Lincoln Center is proud to announce the first-ever complete retrospective of the oft-overlooked French master, including a week-long U.S. premiere theatrical run of his 1971 masterpiece Max et les Ferrailleurs!
Get with the Times: Philip Kaufman’s “The Wanderers”
This 1979 triumph follows a group of teenage greasers in the early 60s as they confront the twin terrors of rival gangs and looming adulthood. It screens tonight alongside a conversation with Kaufman scholar Annette Insdorf and followed by a book signing and reception.
VIDEO: Q&A with Filmmakers and Stars of “Ruby Sparks”
Following a sneak preview of the latest from directors Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris (Little Miss Sunshine), the duo sat down with actor Paul Dano and actress/screenwriter Zoe Kazan to discuss their creative process, influences, and the complexities of love.
Latinbeat Lineup Counts the Rhythm of the Americas
Now in its 13th year, the Latinbeat film festival delivers a sampling of the best recent Latin American cinema, including bold new fiction works and strong documentaries that explore uncharted aspects of the region's history and culture and that travel beyond capital borders.
VIDEO: ND/NF Q&A with Benh Zeitlin, “Beasts of the Southern Wild”
One of this year's film festival darlings finally arrives in theaters tomorrow! Before you see it, watch our discussion with the director, writer and crew following its screening as the surprise Closing Night film of this year's New Directors/New Films festival.
