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			The Broadway Melody Harry Beaumont, 1929, USA; 110m The Big Apple’s first Best Picture winner—and MGM’s first musical—stars Bessie Love and the late Anita Page as a vaudeville duo in a love triangle with song-and-dance man Charles King.		Buy Tickets Fri Mar 5: 1:00pm
			West Side Story Robert Wise, 1961, USA; 152m Shakespeare comes to Manhattan’s West Side, as Maria (Natalie Wood) and Tony (Richard Beymer) fall in love despite warring (and dancing) gangs. Choreographed by Jerome Robbins, and shot on the blocks that became Lincoln Center!		Buy Tickets Fri Mar 5: 3:15pm
			The French Connection William Friedkin, 1971, USA; 104m It’s back to the good old, bad old streets of the 1970s as NYPD Detective Popeye Doyle (Oscar-winner Gene Hackman) dogs a heroin smuggler in this groundbreakingly gritty thriller, which took Best Picture. Director William Friedkin in person!		Buy Tickets Fri Mar 5: 6:15pm* *Director William Friedkin in person! Admission: $15 General Public $13 Senior/Student $12 Member
			Dog Day Afternoon Sidney Lumet, 1975, USA; 125m Al Pacino commits amour fou bank robbery in this bravura Brooklyn classic from Lumet, practically a director laureate of New York. The fact-based tale won an Oscar for Best Original Screenplay.		Buy Tickets Fri Mar 5: 9:00pm
			Klute Alan Pakula, 1971, USA; 114m Jane Fonda won the Best Actress Oscar for her brilliant portrayal of a cynical prostitute helping a small-town cop look for a missing person in Pakula’s masterful modern film noir.		Buy Tickets Sat Mar 6: 2:00pm
			The Subject Was Roses Ulu Grosbard, 1968, USA; 107m Best Supporting Actor Oscar–winner Jack Albertson is the head of an unstable Bronx family whose son (Martin Sheen) returns from World War II, in this moving adaptation of the Pulitzer Prize-winning Broadway drama. Not on DVD. Director Ulu Grosbard in person and Frank Gilroy, the Pulitzer Prize-winning writer of the play and screenplay!		Buy Tickets Sat Mar 6: 4:15pm* *Director Ulu Grosbard and Pulitzer Prize winner Frank Gilroy in person!
			Kramer vs. Kramer Robert Benton, 1979, USA; 105m Dustin Hoffman and Meryl Streep spell D-I-V-O-R-C-E in this winner of five Oscars, including Best Picture, Director, Actor, Supporting Actress and Original Screenplay. Producer Stanley Jaffe in person!		Buy Tickets Sat Mar 6: 6:45pm* *Producer Stanley Jaffe in person!
			Raging Bull Martin Scorsese, 1980, USA; 129m “I want you to hit me with everything you got.” Robert De Niro scored an Oscar knockout as bruised bruiser Jake LaMotta (young and old) in Scorsese’s black-and-white masterpiece.		Buy Tickets Sat Mar 6: 9:15pm
			The Godfather Francis Ford Coppola, 1972, USA; 175m Now here is an offer you can’t refuse: The 1972 Oscar winner for Best Picture, Actor and Adapted Screenplay in a pristine, digitally restored print.		Buy Tickets Sun Mar 7: 1:30pm
			Annie Hall Woody Allen, 1977, USA; 93m Diane Keaton, Woody Allen. The Upper West Side, the dubious West Coast. True love, and nausea. Woody’s Best Picture-winning classic still doesn’t miss a beat, and it’s just as hilarious, surprising, and bittersweet as ever.		Buy Tickets Sun Mar 7: 4:45pm