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NYFF Lineup Feature Films Special Events Directors Dialogues Avant-Garde De Andrade Chinese Modern New Line Cinema Gala Garfunkel Exhibit Ticket Information Location Information Online Dailies Snapshots Posters Press/Industry Info About Archive	HBO Films Directors Dialogues Close encounters with Wes Anderson, Todd Haynes, Sidney Lumet and Julian Schnabel ~ focusing on their entire body of work & delving into the filmmaking process. These New York Film Festival events will take place in the Stanley H. Kaplan Penthouse, on the 10th floor of the Rose Building, 65th Street between Broadway & Amsterdam Avenues on the upper level ~ except for Wes Anderson at The TimesCenter, 242 West 41st Street between 7th & 8th Avenues.. Admission: $16 Advance box office sales at the Frederick P. Rose Hall, Home of Jazz at Lincoln Center, Broadway at 60th. On the day of the event, box office sales at the Walter Reade Theater except for Wes Anderson at The TimesCenter. To purchase tickets online click on the SHOWTIME under Buy Tickets. Visa or Mastercard; $1.25 surcharge per ticket. Tickets & prices for all events are subject to availability; best available seat location for reserved seating screenings. Please Note: Two business days after placing your online order, your tickets will be available for pick-up at the box office of the screening or event venue. Your tickets will be held for you there until showtime. If tickets are unavailable for a screening or event, we encourage you to try again. On a daily basis, tickets may become available for sale online, by phone or at the box offices. There will be a standby line before the screenings & events at each venue if advance tickets are no longer available. For more information please call 212 875 5050.
	Wes Anderson Wes Anderson is now an official festival regular, and happily so. We showed his Rushmore in 1998, The Royal Tennenbaums in 2001, and this year we’re proud to be opening the NYFF with The Darjeeling Limited. How do the families which populate his work come apart and hold together? What are his influences? Where did his remarkable sense of invention originate? We’ll be discussing these topics and many more. Hosted by Film Comment editor-at-large and NYFF selection committee member Kent Jones at The New York Times’ new venue on West 41st Street, where a Young Friends of Film reception will follow. Photo Credit: James Hamilton.	Buy Tickets Wed Oct 10: 7* *The TimesCenter, 242 West 41st Street between 7th & 8th Avenues.
	Todd Haynes One of the smartest and most idiosyncratic filmmakers working today, Todd Haynes is making his third visit to the NYFF with his meditation on the music and legend of Bob Dylan, I’m Not There. Haynes will discuss the various themes — pop culture, sexuality, the question of the self in the modern world — around which his singular films revolve. Hosted by The Village Voice film critic and NYFF selection committee member J. Hoberman.	Buy Tickets Sat Oct 6: 4
	Sidney Lumet Sidney Lumet’s Before the Devil Knows You’re Dead is his first film to be shown at the NYFF since Fail-Safe in 1964. In the interim, he’s been busy directing 35 features and a television show, and has come to be known as a quintessential New York filmmaker, as well as a brilliant chronicler of characters operating in moral grey areas. Lumet will discuss his 50-year journey through the movies. Hosted by Film Comment Editor Gavin Smith.	Buy Tickets Sat Oct 13: 4
	Julian Schnabel The Diving Bell and the Butterfly is internationally acclaimed artist Julian Schnabel’s third film and second to be presented in the NYFF – we showed his Before Night Falls here in 2000. Schnabel will discuss what it takes to move from painting to film and back again, and how the two media inform one another. Hosted by FSLC program director and NYFF selection committee chairman Richard Peña.	Buy Tickets Sun Sep 30: 4