NYC Weekend Watching: Summer in Japan, Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer, Lawrence of Arabia, Mysterious Skin, and More

      NYC Weekend Watch is our weekly summary of repertory options.

      BAM's Summer in Japan showcases films by Takeshi Kitano (projected in 35mm), Ozu, Obayashi, Akira Kurosawa, Shunji Iwai, and others.

      Roxy Cinema's 2006 retrospective continues with 35mm screenings of The Fountain and Paul Verhoeven’s Black Book; Incorrectional and the director’s cut of 54 will screen on Sunday.

      Film at Lincoln Center will show restorations of Sudden Fury and Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer on Saturday and Sunday, respectively.

      The Museum of Modern Art presents films by Frederick Wiseman, Fassbinder, Alice Diop, among others, in the Immigrant Nation series.

      Anthology Film Archives features Westerns by Arturo Ripstein, Seijun Suzuki, Glauber Rocha, and more in a new series.

      The Museum of the Moving Image's new See It Big: 70mm edition continues with screenings of 2001, Lawrence of Arabia, and The Untouchables.

      Film Forum will keep Stanley Kwan’s Center Stage playing in a new 4K restoration, while Billy Liar debuts.

      IFC Center starts a run of Gregg Araki’s new cut of Mysterious Skin, while Manhunter: The Final Cut continues; late screenings include The Panic in Needle Park, Addams Family Values, Battle Royale, and Ghost in the Shell.

      Nitehawk Prospect Park will show Bottle Rocket and Onda Nova early.

      Metrograph screens Deliverance, Walkabout, Irrevérsible, Hannibal, and The Jungle Book in 35mm, while Going Up the Country begins alongside The Night Has Opened My Eyes, Gary Oldman, Christopher Doyle, In Her Shadow, and Otar Iosseliani.