Showing: Film Society
NYFF31: Jane Campion’s “The Piano”
Our year-by-year survey of the history of the New York Film Festival continues with this three-time Oscar winner from NYFF '93. Its June 1 screening will be followed by a Skype Q&A with the filmmaker!
Eden and After: “Legend” and “Robin Hood”
Innocence threatened and regained in two Ridley Scott fairy tales, alternately gaudy and grim. See them together and save with our double feature package!
Deeds of Suspicion and Suspense
The blurred morality of Ridley Scott's Hannibal and Body of Lies begs the question: who can I trust and why do I think I can trust them? See them both and decide for yourself with our double feature package!
Men of Action, Inner Lives
Gestures as sword-thrusts and rom-coms as action flicks in our most creative Ridley Scott double feature suggestion yet: Kingdom of Heaven and A Good Year.
Brutal Battles and Tormented Tales
More than most, films about war and battles are meant to be seen on the big screen, which is why you shouldn't miss Gladiator and Black Hawk Down at our Ridley Scott retrospective this weekend. Win free tickets with our Double Feature contest!
Rivals, Conspirators and Sidekicks: The Teams of Ridley Scott
The dramatic and comedic duos of the criminal underworlds of Matchstick Men and American Gangster, plus a chance to win tickets to two Ridley Scott films of your choice!
Mother Nature, Father Film: Green Screens Returns!
From lightbulbs to elephant training to traditional rope making, the 12 environmental and cultural films in "Green Screens: Cinema Planeta" (June 1 –3) explore some of the world's most fascinating and overlooked issues.
20 Films from a Singular Cinematic Master
In his remarkable, 35-year career, Ridley Scott has seemed just as intrigued by the distant past as the distant future, and by those eternal conflicts between men and nations that echo from the ancient myths into the present day.
Hidden Pioneers: Women in the Film Industry
Watch full video of Lisa Cholodenko, Nicole Holofcener, Shari Springer Berman, and Cherien Dabis discussing filmmaking and the industry's glass ceiling in a special panel discussion as part of the 25h Columbia University Film Festival.
Congratulations, Richard!
Film Society Program Director Richard Peña will be honored at this year's Anthology Film Archives Film Preservation Honors and Benefit.
