NYC Weekend Highlights: António Reis & Margarida Cordeiro, Black Book, Center Stage, Acid Westerns, and More
NYC Weekend Watch provides our weekly summary of repertory screenings.
BAMRites of Cinema is showcasing the New York premiere of restored films by António Reis & Margarida Cordeiro, alongside works by Manoel de Oliveira, Pedro Costa, and Paulo Rocha.
Roxy Cinema is hosting a 2006 retrospective that kicks off with 35mm showings of The Fountain and Paul Verhoeven's Black Book. Additionally, prints of Rebel Without a Cause, American Movie, and Uncut Gems will be shown alongside a 4K restoration of Jane Campion's The Piano.
Film at Lincoln Center is continuing its screenings of Jane Campion's The Piano in a 4K restoration.
Museum of Modern Art is featuring Touki Bouki and more in the Immigrant Nation series.
Anthology Film Archives is presenting Westerns by Monte Hellman, Seijun Suzuki, Lina Wertmüller, Glauber Rocha, and others in a new series, while works by Jean Cocteau will screen in Essential Cinema.
Museum of the Moving Image is continuing its new edition of See It Big: 70mm with screenings of 2001 and Amadeus; Jaws will be screened throughout the weekend, and Night of the Creeps is scheduled for Friday.
Film Forum is showing Stanley Kwan’s Center Stage in a new 4K restoration, while Luchino Visconti’s White Nights continues its run.
IFC Center is screening Manhunter: The Final Cut, while Thief, Addams Family Values, Gummo, and Ghost in the Shell will show late at night.
Nitehawk Prospect Park will screen a print of Alexander Payne’s Citizen Ruth early on Sunday.
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NYC Weekend Highlights: António Reis & Margarida Cordeiro, Black Book, Center Stage, Acid Westerns, and More
NYC Weekend Watch is our weekly summary of repertory events. BAMRites of Cinema showcases the New York debut of restored films by António Reis & Margarida Cordeiro, as well as works by Manoel de Oliveira, Pedro Costa, and Paulo Rocha. Roxy Cinema will feature a retrospective from 2006, starting with 35mm screenings of The Fountain and Paul Verhoeven's Black Book.