NYC Weekend Overview: Charisma, Nicholas Ray, Silent Film Week, White Nights, and More

      NYC Weekend Watch is our weekly summary of repertory screenings.

      Japan Society: Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s Charisma will be shown on an extremely rare print this Saturday.

      Roxy Cinema: Nicholas Ray’s Rebel Without a Cause, Bigger Than Life, and Party Girl will be screened on 35mm on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday; a print of Uncut Gems is scheduled for this Friday; and a 16mm puppet program will take place Sunday evening.

      Film at Lincoln Center: Jane Campion’s The Piano is still being shown in a 4K restoration.

      Museum of Modern Art: Films by Ernst Lubitsch, Charlie Chaplin, and Raoul Walsh are being featured during Silent Movie Week.

      Spectacle: The finest adaptation of The Odyssey, Franco Piavoli’s Nostos: The Return, will be screened on Saturday.

      Anthology Film Archives: Films by Buñuel and Chaplin are part of Essential Cinema; a series dedicated to Marcel Duchamp is set to launch.

      Museum of the Moving Image: A new edition of See It Big: 70mm kicks off with a weekend featuring 2001; Ready Player One and Paprika will show on Saturday and Sunday, respectively; a series focused on Matt Johnson’s Tony will present Ratatouille and Tampopo on Sunday.

      Film Forum: Luchino Visconti’s White Nights begins its run while Dread Beat an Blood and Ross McElwee’s Sherman’s March continue in newly restored versions.

      IFC Center: Manhunter: The Final Cut is ongoing; Thief, Heat, Gummo, SLC Punk, and a print of Elephant will be shown late.

      Nitehawk Prospect Park: Space Jam and Talladega Nights will be screened early on Saturday and Sunday.

      Metrograph: Good Morning, Millionaires’ Express, Rambling Rose, Mountains of the Moon, First Blood, Drunken Master II, and The Green Room are showing on 35mm; In Her Shadow is beginning while Gary Oldman, Yves Saint Laurent, Carolco, The Worldwide West, Lau Kar-leung, and Jean-Louis Ughetto continue.