NYC Weekend Highlights: Douglas Sirk in 3D, The Organizer, Body Double, and More

      NYC Weekend Watch is our weekly summary of repertory screenings.

      Museum of Modern Art continues its beautifully curated Universal Westerns series featuring two films by Robert Aldrich, one by King Vidor on 35mm, and a Douglas Sirk film in 3D.

      Film at Lincoln Center's History, Italian Style series carries on with The Organizer and Policarpo on 35mm.

      Museum of the Moving Image kicks off a De Palma retrospective with Body Double, while Real American Tales features films by Malick, Chaplin, Lizzie Borden, and others.

      The BAMA series highlighting Latin American punk movements has commenced.

      Anthology Film Archives celebrates the Allen Ginsberg Centennial with films by Robert Frank, Jonas Mekas, and more.

      Film Forum launches a two-week run of The Third Man; Peter Hutton’s No Picnic is still playing; Satyajit Ray’s Days and Nights in the Forest makes a return; and The Muppet Movie is scheduled for Sunday morning.

      Roxy Cinema screens David Fincher’s The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo and Silent Hill on 35mm.

      IFC Center begins a 4K restoration of I Shot Andy Warhol; late-night screenings include Berberian Sound Studio, The Terminator, The Big Lebowski, Purple Rain, and The Blair Witch Project.

      Nitehawk Prospect Park features E.T. and Fresh Kill early on Saturday and Sunday.

      Metrograph showcases Mr. Turner, Caravaggio, Lady and the Tramp, Fellini Satyricon, The Decameron, The Devil’s Backbone, and Atlantic City on 35mm; The Art of Soccer and Gianfranco Rosi are set to begin, as Ringo Lam on Fire, Louis Malle: Portraits of America, Maybe If You Smile, and The Lives of the Most Excellent Painters continue their runs.