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Walter Reade offers eclectic programming ranging from auteurist retros to outré historical series to rare screenings of distributor-less indie and foreign films. The sound is excellent, the screen is one of the largest in New York, and the snack bar sells brownies. You can buy a Film Society of Lincoln Center membership at the box office, which gets you discount admission and early dibs on New York Film Festival tickets.
What’s better than one scary story? Four scary stories, of course. Tonight, as a part of their series “Scary Movies 2012,” the Film Society of Lincoln Center screens the New York premiere of Horror Stories, an anthology film in which six... More »
Dir. Jacques Demy (1967) Demy’s transcendent American-musical homage stars real-life sisters Françoise Dorléac and Catherine Deneuve as twins who dream of ditching the port town of the title for artistic glory in Paris. Gene Kelly, still foxy in... More »
Dir. Gene Kelly (1956) Kelly’s pet project—a dialogue-free anthology film in which all the roles are performed entirely through dance and mime—was his noble attempt to bring the best ballet dancers from around the world to the masses. ... More »
Dir. Busby Berkeley (1942) Wearing an enlistee’s uniform for the first of many times, Gene Kelly, making his screen debut, plays a highly self-regarding vaudeville hoofer who, after a failed draft-dodging attempt, becomes a war hero in battle. In... More »
Dir. Gene Kelly and Stanley Donen (1955) Kelly and two Army buddies promise to reunite in ten years, only to find they have nothing in common any more. The third and final musical Kelly co-directed with Donen boasts the former on roller skates... More »
Modesty is overrated: With a lineup selected by current Voice film critic J. Hoberman, sibling paper L.A. Weekly's film critic Scott Foundas, frequent Voice contributor Melissa Anderson, and former Voice film editor Dennis Lim, the New York Film Festival--officially presented by the Film Society of Lincoln Center--is obviously the best fest in town. (Sorry, De Niro.) More »
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