NYC Weekend Watch: Yi Yi, When the Levees Broke, Dune in 70mm, Four Nights of a Dreamer, and More

      NYC Weekend Watch is our weekly summary of repertory screenings.

      Film at Lincoln CenterEdward Yang’s Yi Yi is set to be screened in a new 4K restoration; Shinji Sōmai’s The Friends (watch our trailer premiere) along with In the Mood for Love and In the Mood for Love 2001 are ongoing.

      Museum of Modern ArtA series focused on New Orleans before, during, and after Hurricane Katrina features Spike Lee’s When the Levees Broke; the Michael Caine retrospective goes on with films by Christopher Nolan, Ivan Passer, Joseph L. Mankiewicz, and others.

      IFC CenterLinda Linda Linda is now showing in a new restoration; films by John Woo and Tsui Hark are featured in Hong Kong Cinema Classics; the retrospective for IFC’s 20th anniversary includes Enter the Void; Diva continues with a new restoration; Candyman and Excalibur screen late.

      Paris TheaterBig & Loud presents Dune, Dunkirk, Lawrence of Arabia, Play Time, and The Doors on 70mm; The Terminator is part of a cyberpunk series.

      Film ForumFour Nights of a Dreamer is screening in a new restoration; Camp de Thiaroye, The Miracle of Morgan’s Creek, and a 35mm print of Sullivan’s Travels will be shown; Cinderella screens on Sunday morning.

      Brooklyn Academy of MusicA series showcasing films by John Waters, Robert Altman, George Cukor, Jacques Tati, and others features Paul Reubens’ favorite films.

      Anthology Film ArchivesPresents films by Charlie Chaplin and Maya Deren in Essential Cinema.

      Museum of the Moving ImageFeatures films by Buñuel, Scorsese, Spielberg, and the Coen brothers as part of the Nightmare Comedies series.

      Nitehawk CinemaSon of the White Mare and a print of Jackass: The Movie will screen early on Saturday and Sunday.

      MetrographDirty Harry, The Lineup, The Life Aquatic, Madame Wang’s, Spike of Bensonhurst, and The Matrix are showing on 35mm; retrospectives of Don Siegel, Romy Schneider, and Paul Morrissey begin, while Happy Together, Every Man for Himself, and In ‘Scope and Color continue.