"The New York Film Festival is the most anticipated event on the year’s movie calendar." - @voxdotcom 🎥

@thenyff starts this Friday! Tickets on sale now at the link in bio, including our just-added talk with @bandrybarry. Check back Sunday at 2pm for added #NYFF tickets to Alice Tully Hall screenings currently on standby. 🎟

This weekend only, we’re presenting banned films from the Czechoslovak New Wave, including a pair of Věra Chytilová’s most celebrated films, Daisies and Fruits of Paradise! The latter is @screenslate’s featured screening of the day, who call it a “psychedelic follow-up” to Daisies, “a surreal adaptation of the Adam and Eve parable that casts its protagonists east of Eden and into the decrepit remains of a European spa town.” 🇨🇿 Showtimes at the link in bio. See 3+ films and save with a discount package.

Just announced! On Columbus Day, join Oscar-winner Barry Jenkins (@bandrybarry) for an in-depth conversation about his filmmaking approach and the process of bringing the writing of James Baldwin to the screen in his latest feature, If Beale Street Could Talk (featured in our Main Slate). His much-anticipated follow-up to Moonlight, @bealestreet is a visually poetic adaptation of Baldwin’s Harlem-set 1974 novel. Special moderator to be announced! 📸: @seandiserio

Happy birthday, Ethan Coen! Pictured with Joel Coen at the 28th @thenyff for Miller’s Crossing, the Opening Night selection. 📸: @godlis
The brothers return to #NYFF this year with The Ballad of Buster Scruggs. Limited tickets available at the link in bio.

This weekend, join us for another selection of subversive, savagely funny, dark, and defiant films from the Czechoslovak New Wave! 🇨🇿 These five films—Case for a Rookie Hangman (1969), Daisies (1966), The End of a Priest (1969), Fruits of Paradise (1969), and a tribute to the late Miloš Forman with a special screening of Black Peter (1964)—stand as enduring testaments to the power and necessity of dissident art. See more + save with a discount package at the link in bio. All ticket holders to Friday's screening of Black Peter are invited to a reception, featuring Czech beer, starting at 6pm. 🍻 Presented in collaboration with @czechcenter.

The new trailer for @bandrybarry’s gorgeous James Baldwin adaptation If Beale Street Could Talk. We're proud to team with @apollotheater to present the U.S. premiere, where audiences will see this Harlem love story unfold on the big screen, in the neighborhood that is home to its characters. #NYFF

Happy 87th birthday to the legendary Jean-Claude Carrière! We're delighted to present his latest two works, Julian Schnabel’s At Eternity’s Gate and Louis Garrel’s A Faithful Man, at the 56th #NYFF. Pictured with Garrel, photo by @jr.

The legendary soprano Maria Callas—American-born, ethnically Greek, and a true citizen of the world—was one of the supreme artists and cultural stars of the mid-20th century, and she became almost synonymous with the art form to which she devoted her life—Leonard Bernstein once called Callas “the Bible of opera.” Tom Volf’s Maria by Callas (playing September 30 & October 8 at @thenyff) takes us through Callas’s life: from her childhood, early training, and rise to stardom, through her tumultuous public life and vocal decline, and to her death from a heart attack at the age of 53. This is a cinematic love note to a great artist, and a vivid audiovisual document of mid-century western culture. Reserve your #NYFF tickets at the link in bio. #MariaByCallas #MariaCallas

"Who's the master?" This Friday, join us for The Last Dragon with star @iamtaimak at our final free outdoor screening of the summer at @governorsisland! Meet + greet prior to the screening from 6:30-7pm at the beer garden. Food and drink will be available beginning at 6pm and the movie will begin at dusk. #governorsisland #thelastdragon #taimak

"Alice Guy-Blaché helped invent cinema as we know it," Manohla Dargis says in @nytimes. Don't miss Pamela B. Green's documentary Be Natural: The Untold Story of Alice Guy-Blaché at @TheNYFF (playing on October 7), telling the extraordinary story of the pioneer director and the 1,000+ films she made, which were largely forgotten. Dargis continues, "The first female filmmaker and among the first to make a fiction film, she made her debut in 1896 with the one-minute “The Cabbage Fairy.” She shot this charmer — which shows a sprite smilingly plucking real babies from a cabbage patch — on a Paris patio while working as a secretary for Gaumont, which would soon be a film powerhouse. Historians ignored and even rejected that date perhaps, as the theorist Jane M. Gaines has suggested, it was unthinkable that a young female secretary supporting a widowed mother could be responsible for an early-cinema milestone." #NYFF

Screenings & tickets for @thenyff films from the Coens, Yorgos Lanthimos, @alfonsocuaron, Julian Schnabel, and more have just been added! 🎟 now available at filmlinc.org/nyff #NYFF

R.I.P. Kirin Kiki, frequent collaborator with Hirokazu Kore-eda, who has passed away at the age of of 75. Shoplifters, featuring one of her final roles, will play at @thenyff and open at FSLC in November, along with our favorite films from the director, which include some of Kirin Kiki’s greatest performances.

‪“Now more than ever nonfiction is going to save the day. If you are making documentaries, keep making the ones you are most afraid to make.” - @michaelfmoore introduces the New York premiere of #Fahrenheit119 at FSLC 🎥

In one week, join us for Alfred Hitchcock's Marnie (in 35mm!), preceded by a special panel, featuring Michael Mayer (director of the @MetOpera production) and Nicholas Wright, moderated by Paul Cremo. Tickets available at the link in bio.

Projections presents an international selection of film and video work that expands upon our notions of what the moving image can do and be. Only a few All Access Passes remain! Reserve yours at the link in bio. Presented by @mubi. #NYFF [📸: Jodie Mack’s The Grand Bizarre]

The Revivals & Retrospective sections at @TheNYFF feature films from King Hu, Emilio Fernández, Lino Brocka, Straub-Huillet, Wim Wenders, Nagisa Oshima, Clint Eastwood, Raoul Walsh, and many more. Tickets on sale now at filmlinc.org/nyff #NYFF

Experience the first-ever VR short film from @DisneyAnimation, Cycles, and more at @thenyff's immersive storytelling section Convergence! The seventh edition of the annual #NYFF program, taking place October 11-14, also features the cutting-edge adventure First Escape, the Lupita Nyong'o-narrated My Africa, an immersion into Lower East Side's punk subculture with Battle Scare, the  world premiere of the Mumbai-set Hope Amongst the Haze, and much more! Full schedule information and tickets now available at filmlinc.org/nyff56convergence

Update: Due to inclement weather this screening has moved to September 21.

Next Friday, don't miss the delightful cult classic The Last Dragon at our final free outdoor screening of the summer at @governorsisland! Meet + greet prior to the screening with star @iamtaimak from 6:30-7pm at the beer garden. Food and drink will be available beginning at 6pm and the movie will begin at dusk. #governorsisland #thelastdragon #taimak

On October 3, Claire Denis will discuss her extraordinary career and daring new sci-fi film High Life with Kent Jones in a special On Cinema conversation, presented by @HBO. 🎤 Tickets now on sale at filmlinc.org/nyff56oncinema #NYFF

Main Slate. Spotlight on Documentary. Revivals. Retrospectives. Projections. Convergence. Special Events. Shorts. Talks. Tickets for the 56th #NYFF are now on sale! 📽 The 17-day festival, taking place September 28-October 14 at @filmlinc, highlights the best in world cinema, featuring top films from celebrated filmmakers as well as fresh new talent.

A restoration of Miloš Forman’s first narrative feature Black Peter opens our Czechoslovak New Wave series next Friday! Mixing vérité-like naturalism, puckish humor, and freewheeling stylistic touches, Forman fashions a wry, sensitive snapshot of stumbling, bumbling adolescence. Opening night ticket holders invited to beer reception, courtesy of @czechcenter! Tickets now available at the link in bio, including a discount package. 🇨🇿

Tickets are now on sale for @thenyff, including newly added gala screenings of The Favourite and Roma! Reserve your #NYFF seats now at filmlinc.org/nyff

This Sunday at noon, tickets for @thenyff go on sale! 🎥 Complete 🎟 information, festival schedule, #NYFF brochure flipbook, trailer round-up, and more now available at filmlinc.org/nyff

All the trailers and clips for the 56th #NYFF selections in one place! 👀 Check out our round-up at the link in bio or on the @filmlinc YouTube channel. Single tickets go on sale this Sunday at noon. 🎟

This Thursday at 7:30pm, join @ethanhawke for a @filmcommentmagazine Free Talk as he discusses his extraordinary year in front of and behind the camera, including Blaze and First Reformed, with Nick Pinkerton. Tickets will be distributed starting at 6:30pm tomorrow at the Elinor Bunin Munroe Film Center box office. A line may form in advance. Can't make it? Tune in on Facebook Live! Presented by @IFCFilms. 📸: @photojuice

A festival poster for @alexrossperry’s rock epic Her Smell, featuring a powerhouse performance from @elisabethmossofficial. 🎸 #NYFF tickets go on sale this Sunday at noon! 📸: @teddyblanks

One week until tickets to the 56th @thenyff go on sale! Mark your calendars: noon EST on Sunday, September 9. Explore the full #NYFF schedule at filmlinc.org/nyff [📸: Yorgos Lanthimos’s Opening Night film The Favourite]

The Czechoslovak New Wave was one of the most radical and brilliant bursts of creativity in film history. In anticipation of Václav Havel Day in New York City on Sept. 28—the Czech Republic’s national Statehood Day—join us Sept. 21-23 for another selection of subversive, savagely funny, dark, and defiant films—Case for a Rookie Hangman (1969), Daisies (1966), The End of a Priest (1969), and Fruits of Paradise (1969), and a tribute to the late Milos Forman with a special screening of Black Peter (1964)—which stand as enduring testaments to the power and necessity of dissident art. Tickets now on sale at the link in bio for The Power of the Powerless: Banned Films from the Czechoslovak New Wave. Save with a discount package! 🇨🇿 Presented in collaboration with @czechcenter.

In one week, join @ethanhawke for a @FilmCommentMagazine Free Talk on Blaze, First Reformed, and more! 🎤 Free tickets available starting at 6:30pm on September 6 + a line may form in advance. Event sponsored by @ifcfilms. Can't make it? Tune in on Facebook Live at facebook.com/filmlinc

40 years in the making, Orson Welles’s The Other Side of the Wind is coming soon to @thenyff. 🎥 Explore the newly-launched #NYFF schedule at filmlinc.org/nyff 📆

Jean-Paul Civeyrac's A Paris Education “evokes at once old masters like Bresson, Eustache, and Garrel and the incandescence, vibrancy, and fervor of youth," says @lesinrocks. The Rendez-Vous with French Cinema favorite opens this Friday exclusively at FSLC!

@alfonsocuaron, Claire Denis, Jia Zhangke, Alice Rohrwacher, Errol Morris, and more will take part in talks at the 56th #NYFF! @hbo is the presenting sponsor of NYFF Talks, which includes Directors Dialogues and On Cinema. We’ve also announced our Shorts lineup, including new work from Michael Almereyda, Benjamin Crotty, @jaygiampietro, and more. See more details on the full festival lineup at the link in bio.

On September 20, Alfred Hitchcock's Marnie plays in 35mm, preceded by a panel discussion in anticipation of the @MetOpera production. The film, which Robin Wood called “one of Hitchcock’s richest, most fully achieved and mature masterpieces,” unfolds as an uncanny mystery, starring Tippi Hedren and Sean Connery as a tormented couple locked in a psychosexual power struggle. Pre-screening panel will feature Michael Mayer (director of the Met Opera production) and Nicholas Wright, moderated by Paul Cremo. Tickets now on sale at the link in bio.

The poster for @alfonsocuaron’s ROMA, the Centerpiece selection of the 56th @thenyff. Reminder: today is final day to reserve a Festival Pass, including early access to #NYFF tickets + more benefits. Limited Cinephile Passes just added! Get yours at filmlinc.org/nyff 🎟

“Germaine Dulac was a key precursor to the surrealist films of Luis Buñuel and a crucial champion of Jean Vigo, yet unless you’re an avid silent cinema buff, you probably have not heard of her,” says @hyperallergic. “Today, she is a striking figure to rediscover and embrace — a prolific, protean talent, with over 30 films to her name, and, at a time of heated discussion over the discrimination against women in the film industry, a reminder that such prejudice can hide behind prestigious titles, as veiled as it is systemic.” Her groundbreaking films continue to screen through Thursday! In between films today at 5:30pm at the EBM Amphitheater, don't miss a FREE talk on the trailblazing artist and women in film history, featuring Dulac scholar Tami Williams, Jane Gaines, and Sandy Flitterman-Lewis. [Clip: The Seashell and the Clergyman, playing Sunday at 6pm]

"A crucial figure in the early history of avant-garde and feminist film." - @nytimes

Our Germaine Dulac retrospective begins tonight at 7pm with the pioneering queer filmmaker's key works and live musical accompaniment! In between screenings tomorrow, don't miss a free talk on Dulac and women in film history, taking place 5:30pm at the Elinor Bunin Munroe Film Center Amphitheater.

“The greatest art-house film of all time.” - @guardian

A stunning new restoration of Andrei Tarkovsky’s Andrei Rublev is now playing! Tag us in a photo of your ticket stub this weekend for a chance to win the theatrical poster.

Just announced! @thenyff’s Special Events section will feature Orson Welles’s long-awaited The Other Side of the Wind, finally completed by his collaborators this year, which follows the last night in the life of a legendary Hollywood filmmaker as he completes his final film. Wind will screen alongside Morgan Neville’s in-depth documentary They’ll Love Me When I’m Dead, which uncovers the fascinating story behind Welles’s last completed film, 50 years in the making. 🎥 Check out the full announcement at filmlinc.org/nyff #NYFF

The Special Events section for the 56th #NYFF features Orson Welles’s long-awaited The Other Side of the Wind and Morgan Neville’s companion doc They’ll Love Me When I’m Dead; Rex Ingram’s The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse with a live score; and an expanded @filmcommentmagazine Presents, plus Main Slate selection @bandrybarry’s If Beale Street Could Talk will have its U.S. Premiere at the historic Apollo Theater! See the full announcement at the link in bio.

An international poster for Yorgos Lanthimos’s The Favourite, the Opening Night film of the 56th @thenyff. 👑
A reminder that this Sunday is the final day to reserve a Festival Pass! Limited quantities available now at filmlinc.org/nyff #NYFF

Errol Morris’s unflinching interrogation of Steve Bannon; Charles Ferguson’s reopening of the Watergate investigation; Roberto Minervini’s urgent, lyrical portrait of African-Americans in New Orleans; Tom Volf’s vivid look at legendary soprano Maria Callas; and more dispatches from the front lines of nonfiction cinema are coming to @thenyff! See the full Spotlight on Documentary announcement at filmlinc.org/nyff 📽 #NYFF

The Retrospective and Revivals sections have been announced for the 56th @thenyff, featuring tributes to Dan Talbot and Pierre Rissient, new restorations of films by Edgar G. Ulmer, Djibril Diop Mambéty, Mikhail Kalatozov, Alexei Guerman, André de Toth, Delmer Daves, and more! See the full announcement at filmlinc.org/nyff #NYFF

This Wednesday evening, Larry Fessenden and Glenn McQuaid’s "Tales from Beyond the Pale” returns for a double bill of contemporary audio dramas. Now in its eighth year, the primarily spooky show, produced by @glasseyepix, has taken cues from the likes of Inner Sanctum Theatre and the Mercury Theatre Company while putting its own rich spin on the format. Observations both personal and political are often deeply entangled with whatever creature, creep, or ghoul Fessenden and McQuaid conjure up. Two new “Tales” written and directed by Fessenden and McQuaid will be performed live with actors, foley artists, sound designers, and musicians; it’s quite a sight, and if you dare to close your eyes, quite a listen! Previous shows have featured the vocal talents of the likes of Ron Perlman, Michael Cerveris, Lance Reddick, Doug Jones, Vincent D’Onofrio, Sean Young, and Alison Wright… so you never know who might show up. Reserve your seats at the link in bio.

"There are three Latin American horror offerings that you won’t want to miss" at Scary Movies XI, says @remezcla. With shades of The Exorcist, Guillermo Amoedo's thriller The Inhabitant plays tonight at 9pm. Playing Tuesday is Issa López‘s Tigers Are Not Afraid, which is "a grittier Pan’s Labyrinth set in the world of Mexico’s gang violence," followed by The Trace We Leave Behind, which “proves that Brazilian horror is experiencing a resurgence.” See all three and save with a discount package at the link in bio.

Just announced! On the occasion of the premiere of their new feature film, Permanent Green Light, we invited Dennis Cooper and Zac Farley to program two films they had on their minds while making it. The works they selected share their own film’s aesthetic concerns and eerie atmosphere of political indeterminacy: Philippe Grandrieux’s transfixing Un lac and James Benning’s anti-psychological take on “true crime,” Landscape Suicide. On Sept. 5 & 6, Cooper and Farley will present their new film and introduce both influences, elaborating on the connections between these haunting works and Permanent Green Light. Cooper will also participate in a career-spanning talk with @brighter_later. Tickets now on sale at filmlinc.org/denniscooper or the link in bio.

Q&A today at 5pm! Ricky D’Ambrose’s debut film Notes on an Appearance "conjures a vast imaginary world of intellectual intrigue in tiny, antic touches, which provide the context for a febrile drama of youthful ambition and frustration,” says @newyorkermag‘s Richard Brody.

"Atmospheric, unsettling, and creepy as hell, The Witch in the Window is one of the most exciting horror movies of the year." - @bdisgusting
See the U.S. premiere (w/ Q&A!) this Sunday at 5pm, followed by the punk-rock horror Boogeyman Pop at 7pm and the eerie, dread-inducing Impossible Horror at 9:30pm. See all three + save with a discount package at the link in bio.

Featuring terrifying premieres and rediscoveries, Scary Movies XI begins tonight! 😱 All ticket holders to tonight’s Opening Night film (Anna and the Apocalypse) and next Thursday’s Closing Night film (Lords of Chaos) are invited to afterparties. 🍻 Follow along with our official @letterboxd list at letterboxd.com/filmlinc

Check out the full lineup for @thenyff’s Convergence, featuring VR and immersive cinema projects, at filmlinc.org/nyff 👀
#Repost @disneyanimation "Cycles," our first-ever VR short film, will be making its U.S. debut at the New York Film Festival's Convergence! #DisneyCycles #NYFF

Reminder: single tickets for the 56th #NYFF go on sale on Sept. 9th at noon, but if you have a Festival Pass or are a @FilmLinc member (Contributor + above), you have access to a pre-sale period as early as August 27, when the full festival schedule will also be made available. See details at filmlinc.org/NYFF56OnSale + and we can answer any questions in the comments below. 👇 [📸: Paweł Pawlikowski’s Main Slate selection Cold War]

Convergence brings virtual reality and immersive cinema projects to the 56th #NYFF! This year’s wide-ranging lineup features @disneyanimation’s first ever VR short Cycles; a trip through the Pingxi Sky Lantern Festival; the @lupitanyongo-narrated My Africa; the animated VR experience Battle Scar, featuring @rosariodawson, which brings to life the Lower East Side’s ’70s punk culture; the vivid 360-degree film Rone (pictured above); and more. See the announcement at the link in bio.

“Somewhere in the spirit of this series lies the tantalizing possibility of being scared worse than you’ve ever been scared before, by a film you would normally never come across. The programmers behind Scary Movies have an admirable and essential devotion to international horror, allowing attendees a window into different cultures from around the globe through the images and ideas they fear.” - @villagevoice

The horror begins tomorrow. 🔪

See the teaser trailer for Alfonso Cuarón's ROMA, the Centerpiece Selection of the 56th #NYFF.

#Repost @romacuaron: Time and Space constrain us, but they also define who we are, creating inexplicable bonds with the others that flow with us at the same time and through the same places.

Opening Friday, Notes on an Appearance is “an anti-mystery in the tradition of L’Avventura and assembled with the cool reserve of Robert Bresson,” says @villagevoice. Q&As with director Ricky D’Ambrose on Friday at 7pm and Sunday at 5pm!

Secure your seats early for the 56th @TheNYFF! Become a Film Society member by tomorrow for early ticketing access. #NYFF Festival Passes are also still available! See more details at filmlinc.org/membership 🎟

Ryuichi Sakamoto behind the scenes at the Film Society of Lincoln Center. Photo by Julie Cunnah.
It's the final week to see his intimate new documentary Coda, playing daily at 5:15 & 9:15 through Thursday. Also, Sakamoto scored Tsai Ming-liang's radical new film Your Face, which will have its North American premiere at @TheNYFF this fall as part of the Projections section. See the newly-announced lineup at filmlinc.org/nyff

The lineup for the Projections section of the 56th #NYFF, featuring innovative and experimental work, has been announced! See the lineup at the link in bio. This year’s Projections features 36 short and feature films, with four world premieres, nine North American premieres, and 14 U.S. premieres. Among the highlights are Gabriel Abrantes and Daniel Schmidt’s Diamantino, Projections Opening Night film and winner of the top prize at Cannes Critics Week this year; the North American premiere of Roi Soleil by Albert Serra (The Death of Louis XIV, NYFF54); and the fifth NYFF appearance from Tsai Ming-liang, who returns for the first time since 2013 with Your Face. The lineup also features the NYFF debuts of several Film Society of Lincoln Center alumni: Laura Huertas Millán (The Labyrinth), whose work was previously shown in Art of the Real and Neighboring Scenes; Akosua Adoma Owusu (Mahogany Too), whose short films have played both the New York African Film Festival and New Directors/New Films; Mariana Caló & Francisco Queimadela (Luminous Shadow), who screened as part of Art of the Real in 2016; and Ted Fendt (Classical Period) and Helena Wittmann (Ada Kaleh), both alum of New Directors/New Films. Projections is sponsored by @mubi.

“A glimpse into the world proves that horror is nothing other than reality.” - Alfred Hitchcock, born on this day. Pictured with Tippi Hedren on the set of Marnie, screening on 9/20 in 35mm, preceded by a @MetOpera panel.