Film at Lincoln Center

Announcements

Join Cynthia Erivo, Rosie Perez, Chris Pine, & Sharon Stone in Honoring Jeff Bridges at 49th Chaplin Award Gala

FLC and The Film-Makers’ Cooperative Announce “Seeing the City: Avant-Garde Visions of New York from The Film-Makers’ Cooperative Collection and Beyond,” Taking Place May 3–7

Complete Lineup Announced for 31st New York African Film Festival, Taking Place May 8 to 14

April 17-25

Desire/Expectations: The Films of Edward Yang

Back by popular demand, Edward Yang's masterpieces A Brighter Summer Day (1991) and Yi Yi (2000) return for a week-long run on the big screen.

April 26-30

Hamaguchi I & II

Film at Lincoln Center presents a retrospective of acclaimed Japanese director Ryûsuke Hamaguchi in anticipation of the North American Premiere of GIFT and the U.S. release of the NYFF61 Main Slate selection Evil Does Not Exist.

April 29

Honor Jeff Bridges at the Chaplin Award Gala!

Join the acclaimed actor, producer, and musician for a special tribute featuring excerpts from a selection of his work, appearances by co-stars, friends, and colleagues, and the presentation of the Chaplin Award.

May 3-7

Seeing the City: Avant-Garde Visions of New York

Film at Lincoln Center and The Film-Makers’ Cooperative present a selection of films that paint a unique portrait of the city, with many presented on 16mm.

Opens May 3 with Q&A!

Evil Does Not Exist

The potent and foreboding NYFF61 selection from director Ryûsuke Hamaguchi is an entirely unexpected cinematic experience that reconstitutes the boundaries of the ecopolitical thriller.

May 8 to 14

31st New York African Film Festival

The festival will present more than 50 films from more than 25 countries, inviting audiences to explore the infinite realms of African and diaspora storytelling.

Opens May 10!

Time of the Heathen

Long thought lost, Film at Lincoln Center presents the first-ever New York theatrical run of theater actor-director Peter Kass's politically charged twist on the wrong-man thriller.

Opens May 17 · NYFF61 Selection

In Our Day

For his 30th feature film, Hong Sangsoo crafts a slippery yet captivating inquiry into the search for meaning, connection, and artistic satisfaction.

New York Times Critic's Pick · NYFF61 Selection

The Beast

Using Henry James’s haunting 1903 short story “The Beast in the Jungle” as his film’s provocative inspiration, Bertrand Bonello casts Léa Seydoux and George MacKay in a dynamic and disturbing parable.

New York Times Critic's Pick! · NYFF61 Selection

La Chimera

With her customarily bewitching mixture of earthiness and magical realism, Alice Rohrwacher conjures a marvelous entertainment set in a rural Italy eternally caught between the ancient and the modern.