Tickets are now on sale to the general public for our special (and secret) added screening of a work in progress from a master filmmaker due to be released in theaters later this year! The screening will take place at Avery Fisher Hall on Monday, October 10 at 7pm. Tickets can only be purchased in person at the Alice Tully Hall or Avery Fisher Hall box offices, $16 for members and $20 for everyone else. Limit two tickets per person. More info…
FILMLINC'S DAILY PICK: TODAY IN THE MAIN SLATE: The Turin Horse, 2:30pm, Alice Tully Hall My Week with Marilyn, 6:30pm + 9:00pm, Alice Tully Hall FREE FORUM: TODAY IN VIEWS FROM THE AVANT-GARDE: Lewis Klahr: The Pettifogger, 3:30pm, Walter Reade Theater Jerome Hiler & Nathaniel Dorsky, 2:45pm, Francesca Beale Theater James Benning: Twenty Cigarettes, 9:00pm, Walter Reade Theater *One hour before showtime, a limited number of rush tickets to selected festival screenings will go on sale at the screening's corresponding box office. Rush tickets are $12 at Alice Tully Hall and $10 at the Walter Reade Theater & the Film Center's theaters. More info… For up to the minute information about the festival make sure to follow our Facebook and Twitter pages and watch out for more in-depth coverage on our blog.
“Velvet Bullets and Steel Kisses: Celebrating the Nikkatsu Centennial“
Japan's Nikkatsu Corporation has enjoyed a rich history of film production and distribution since 1912. As it approaches its 100th anniversary, Nikkatsu’s motto “We Make Fun Films” remains as true today as it was in its golden era. Come enjoy some of their classics in this special 37-film series running throughout the festival. Members can purchase a four-film pass for just $28 ($40 for non-members)! We particularly recommend Rusty Knife (pictured, Howard Gilman Theater, 8:15pm), a harbor-set noir thriller from Toshio Masuda. Today's other offerings include Take Aim at the Police Van (Howard Gilman Theater, 5:00pm, RUSH TICKETS AVAILABLE!*) and Intimidation
Shame, 12:00pm, Alice Tully Hall
Michael Fassbender dazzles as a compulsive womanizer in Steve McQueen's ferociously sexual drama. (NYFF Spotlight)
Niezsche’s long silence, and the carriage driver who seemingly brought it on, are the parallel themes of Béla Tarr’s Silver Bear winner from Berlin.
Centerpiece Gala. Michelle Williams accomplishes the near-impossible—portraying Marilyn Monroe as an actual person, not just an easily caricatured icon—in this charming bio-pic centering on the production of her 1957 film, The Prince and the Showgirl. (NYFF Spotlight)
“Béla Tarr, Director of The Turin Horse,” 1:00pm, Furman Gallery
Located in the Furman Gallery, upstairs adjacent to the Walter Reade Theater (144 West 65th St).
Virgin Springs, 1:00pm, Walter Reade Theater
Filmmaker in person!
Filmmakers in person!
Filmmaker in person!
