🎟️ 62nd New York Film Festival Passes Now on Sale!

Photos: Steadicam, Loving, Raúl Ruiz, and More

By Mary Kate O'Toole on December 20, 2016 in Film Society, Retrospective, Sneak Previews, Talks

Garrett Brown demonstrating a smart phone Steadicam for the crowd at our free talk. Photo by Sean DiSerio.
Packed house for our free talk with Steadicam inventor Garrett Brown. Photo by Sean DiSerio.
Steadicam inventor Garrett Brown introducing a screening of The Shining. Photo by Daniel Rodriguez.
Director Jeff Nichols discussing Loving at a special screening. Photo by Mettie Ostrowski.
Actress Ruth Negga at a special screening of Loving. Photo by Mettie Ostrowski.
Valeria Sarmiento on opening night of our Raúl Ruiz retrospective. Photo by Sean DiSerio.
Valeria Sarmiento discussing Raúl Ruiz's first feature, Three Sad Tigers. Photo by Sean DiSerio.
Reception on opening night of our Raúl Ruiz retrospective. Photo by Sean DiSerio.
Former and current Executive Directors Joanne Koch and Lesli Klainberg at our celebration of the 25th anniversary of the Walter Reade Theater. Photo by Daniel Rodriguez.
Former and current Directors of Programming Richard Peña and Dennis Lim at our celebration of the 25th anniversary of the Walter Reade Theater. Photo by Daniel Rodriguez.
André Øvredal introducing The Autopsy of Jane Doe at our Scary Movies sneak preview. Photo by Kayoko Nakamura.
Actor Brian Cox at our sneak preview of The Autopsy of Jane Doe. Photo by Kayoko Nakamura.
Actors Brian Cox and Emile Hirsch at our sneak preview of The Autopsy of Jane Doe. Photo by Kayoko Nakamura.
Actor Emile Hirsch at our sneak preview of The Autopsy of Jane Doe. Photo by Kayoko Nakamura.
A panel discussion on film in times of repression hosted by B. Ruby Rich of Film Quarterly. Photo by Colleen Sturtevant.
A panel discussion on film in times of repression hosted by B. Ruby Rich of Film Quarterly. Photo by Colleen Sturtevant.
A panel discussion on film in times of repression hosted by B. Ruby Rich of Film Quarterly. Photo by Colleen Sturtevant.

Even with winter approaching, there’s never a dull moment here at the Film Society. In the last few weeks, we’ve hosted special screenings of Loving and The Autopsy of Jane Doe, retrospectives dedicated to Rául Ruiz and the Steadicam, a celebration of the 25th anniversary of the Walter Reade Theater, and a panel on film in times of repression hosted by B. Ruby Rich of Film Quarterly. Slide through photos from these events above and follow us on Instagram for more!