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Through July 27

Talking Pictures: The Cinema of Yvonne Rainer

Rainer’s cinema signaled new possibilities for film language, retooling narrative generally and melodrama specifically with a disjunctive audiovisual syntax, restless political intelligence, deft appropriation, and deadpan wit.
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July 28 - Aug. 3 · Q&As on Fri. & Sat.

Shot by Carlo Di Palma, from Rome to New York

From Bernardo Bertolucci to Michelangelo Antonioni, revisit an assortment of rarities and masterworks that display the cinematographic richness of Di Palma’s career.
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Kékszakállú

The new film from Argentinian director Gastón Solnicki (Papirosen) is a singularity: a playful portrait of spiritual lethargy. Partly inspired by Béla Bartók’s opera Bluebeard’s Castle. this is a joyful experience, moving inexorably toward liberation.
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Woody Allen’s Wonder Wheel Will Close NYFF55

By Jordan Raup
Watch: Q&As for Dunkirk, Landline, Person to Person, and More!
By Samantha Walsh
Robert Mitchum Retrospective Set for NYFF55
By Jordan Raup
The Close-Up: Dunkirk and Landline
By Michael Odmark

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Film Comment From the writers and editors at Film Comment magazine

Festivals: Il Cinema Ritrovato 2017

By Dan Sullivan

Canon fodder: restorations of under-appreciated directors Med Hondo and Helmut Käutner blessed Bologna’s screens

Film of the Week: Columbus
By Jonathan Romney
NYAFF: Hong Kong’s Eric Tsang
By Daniel Eagan