NYC Weekend Guide: Yukio Mishima, Hitchcock and Herrmann, A New Leaf, Hong Kong 35mm, and More

      NYC Weekend Watch is our weekly summary of repertory selections.

      Japan SocietyAn imported print of Yukio Mishima’s Patriotism will be screened alongside Koji Wakamatsu’s The Woman Who Wanted to Die on Friday.

      Film ForumHitchcock & Herrmann begins; Animal Crackers is scheduled for this Sunday.

      Museum of the Moving ImageA New Leaf will be shown on 35mm as part of the American Woman series.

      Nitehawk CinemaA secret Hong Kong feature will be screened on 35mm this Sunday; The Shop Around the Corner and Elf will play in the early slots.

      IFC CenterTodd Haynes’ Safe will be presented in a 30th-anniversary 4K restoration; It’s a Wonderful Life will be shown daily; late screenings include Tetsuo: The Iron Man, The Doom Generation, Mandy, Bug, and In the Mouth of Madness.

      Paris TheaterMonsieur Hulot’s Holiday and a print of Ladies in Retirement will screen on Saturday.

      Anthology Film ArchivesA series of avant-garde ads continues, while a Mary Woronov series kicks off; films by the Kuchar brothers will be featured in Essential Cinema.

      MetrographThe Godfather Part II, My Own Private Idaho, Fantasia, The Devil’s Advocate, and Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance will be shown on 35mm; a series featuring Keanu Reeves and Mamoru Oshii, along with The Memory Palace, Music Was My First Love, and Like Mother, Like Daughter will continue.