NYC Weekend Watch: The Heroic Trio, Mikio Naruse, John Ford, and More
NYC Weekend Watch is our weekly summary of repertory events.
Museum of the Moving Image: Johnnie To’s The Heroic Trio and To & Ching Siu-tung’s Executioners are featured in See It Big: Stunts!; John Waters’ Serial Mom is scheduled for screenings on Friday and Sunday; and Amir Azizi’s Two Dogs will be shown on Saturday.
Japan Society: A major retrospective of Mikio Naruse has commenced, showcasing several imported 35mm prints.
Roxy Cinema: Heat is set to screen on Friday; John Ford’s The Grapes of Wrath will be shown on 35mm this Saturday, alongside King Vidor’s Stella Dallas; Cinderella will be screened for free on Sunday, along with a showing of All About My Mother.
Film Forum: A restoration of René Clément’s Forbidden Games begins its run (check out our trailer premiere); a new 35mm print of 8½ and Mort Rifkin’s favorite A Man and a Woman are ongoing; The Incredibles will be screened Sunday morning.
BAM: Haydn Keenan’s Going Down, now newly restored, is set to begin its run.
IFC Center: Withnail and I is playing daily; From Beyond, Dr. Caligari, and Mommie Dearest are showing late.
Nitehawk Cinema: News from Home and Hairspray will be screened on Saturday and Sunday mornings.
Museum of Modern Art: A retrospective of Sarah Maldoror and The Lady at 100 continues.
Anthology Film Archives: Essential Cinema features Citizen Kane on 35mm.
Metrograph: Caché, Where the Wild Things Are, Tomorrowland, and Buffalo ’66 are showing on 35mm, while Chantal Akerman’s From the East is being screened on 16mm; programs featuring Tyler Mitchell and Louise Giovanelli are starting, and Guided By Animals, The Time That Remains, Scenes from the End of History, and a Syd Mead series are ongoing.
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NYC Weekend Watch: The Heroic Trio, Mikio Naruse, John Ford, and More
NYC Weekend Watch is our weekly compilation of repertory events. Museum of the Moving Image is showcasing Johnnie To's The Heroic Trio and To & Ching Siu-tung's Executioners in the See It Big: Stunts! program; John Waters' Serial Mom will be screened on Friday and Sunday; Amir Azizi's Two Dogs will take place on Saturday. Japan Society is presenting an extensive retrospective of Mikio Naruse, which includes many imported films.