NYC Weekend Preview: Dogs, Dracula, The Black Dahlia, and More

      NYC Weekend Watch is our weekly summary of repertory screenings.

      BAMKino Canines features films from Tarkovsky, Kelly Reichardt, and Jonathan Demme, along with The Wizard of Oz and The Thin Man.

      Film Forum's Francis Ford Coppola retrospective is ongoing, showcasing prints of The Rainmaker, The Conversation, and Bram Stoker’s Dracula; restorations of Billy Liar and Center Stage are also available.

      Roxy Cinema carries on with a 2006 retrospective, presenting 35mm screenings of The Black Dahlia and The Wind That Shakes the Barley; City Dudes will return on Saturday.

      Anthology Film Archives presents Westerns from Kelly Reichardt, Jim Jarmusch, Alex Cox, among others.

      The Museum of Modern Art features films by Sean Baker, Jonas Mekas, Werner Herzog, and others as part of Immigrant Nation.

      The Museum of the Moving Image wraps up a new edition of See It Big: 70mm with screenings of 2001 and The Untouchables.

      At IFC Center, Gregg Araki’s new version of Mysterious Skin and Manhunter: The Final Cut continue; Dead Ringers, The Departed, and Jawbreaker are showing late.

      Nitehawk Prospect Park screens Tommy and a print of Harriet the Spy in the early slots.

      Metrograph features Lady in the Water, House, and The Dark Knight on 35mm while Der Fan begins its run; That Most Taboo of Red Meats, Going Up the Country, The Night Has Opened My Eyes, and Gary Oldman continue their screenings.