NYC Fin de Semana: Juventud Sin Juventud, Marketa Lazarova, La Historia Directa, Onibaba y Más

      NYC Weekend Watch es nuestro resumen semanal de las ofertas de repertorio.

      Film ForumUna retrospectiva de Francis Ford Coppola continúa, presentando copias de Peggy Sue Got Married, Gardens of Stone, Dracula y Youth Without Youth; un programa de Barbara Hammer se proyecta el sábado.

      Film at Lincoln CenterMarketa Lazarova comienza a proyectarse en una nueva restauración.

      BAMSweat ofrece películas de Brian De Palma, Mira Nair y Mati Diop, además de Onibaba en 35mm.

      SpectacleLa película The Time We Killed de Jennifer Reeves se proyecta en 16mm junto a The Sky Is Clear and Blue Today de Ricky D’Ambrose, protagonizada por quien les habla.

      Roxy CinemaUna retrospectiva de 2006 continúa con presentaciones en 35mm de The Lake House y The Wind That Shakes the Barley; una copia de The Straight Story se proyecta el sábado.

      Anthology Film ArchivesPelículas de Dovzhenko se proyectan en Essential Cinema.

      Museum of Modern ArtPelículas de Christian Petzold, Kelly Reichardt, Isabel Sandoval y más se proyectan en Immigrant Nation.

      Museum of the Moving ImageUna copia de Casino se proyecta el viernes y el domingo; Love Me Tonight y In the Cut se muestran en 35mm el sábado; The Umbrellas of Cherbourg y Frances Ha se proyectan el domingo.

      IFC CenterHeathers comienza a mostrarse en una nueva restauración en 4K; el nuevo corte de Mysterious Skin de Gregg Araki y Gandahar continúan; Dead Ringers, una copia de Bully y Stop Making Sense se proyectan tarde.

      Nitehawk Prospect ParkThree Amigos y una copia de Poetic Justice se proyectan temprano.

      MetrographThe City of Lost Children, Jason and the Argonauts, Clash of the Titans, The Apartment, Troy, The Hunger y Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown se muestran en 35mm; Classical Cinema, Office of Emptiness, Darius Khondji y Tsui Hark comienzan mientras The Night Has Opened My Eyes continúa.

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