NYC Weekend Guide: Timecode, Peter Sellers, Caribbean Culture & Additional Highlights

      NYC Weekend Watch is our weekly summary of repertory events.

      Roxy Cinema features a 35mm screening of Mike Figgis’ Timecode (covered here), paired with Ryan Gosling’s Lost River, followed by a live performance from Johnny Jewel.

      Film Forum kicks off a retrospective on Peter Sellers; Four Nights of a Dreamer is shown in a new restoration; and The Pink Panther screens on Sunday morning.

      Brooklyn Academy of Music launches a series focused on Caribbean culture.

      Museum of Modern Art continues its comprehensive retrospective of Chantal Akerman, along with a series examining New Orleans before, during, and after Hurricane Katrina.

      Museum of the Moving Image carries on with a retrospective of Terence Davies; films by Albert Brooks, Elaine May, and Buñuel are featured in Nightmare Comedies.

      Paris Theater presents Big & Loud, showcasing 70mm screenings of 2001, Amadeus, and Lawrence of Arabia.

      Film at Lincoln Center offers its final showings of Edward Yang’s Yi Yi in a new 4K restoration, alongside In the Mood for Love and In the Mood for Love 2001.

      IFC Center continues with a new restoration of Linda Linda Linda; late-night screenings include Hard Boiled, Tommy, Female Trouble, Don’t Torture a Duckling, and Blade.

      Anthology Film Archives continues its exploration of Malcolm X.

      Nitehawk Cinema screens MacGruber and a copy of The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants early on Saturday and Sunday.

      Metrograph features 35mm screenings of Her, Ruggles of Red Gap, My Man Godfrey, and Institute Benjamenta; The Rule of Murch, Starving for Beauty, and Emotional Labor begin while the Don Siegel retrospective, Happy Together, and Every Man for Himself continue.