NYFF Opening Night Classics Movie Marathon
Join us for a twelve-hour marathon of six NYFF opening night film classics at this over-night event.
DAY-OF TICKETS: Free tickets will be distributed 30 minutes before each screening on a first-come, first-served basis (subject to availability). Limit of one standby ticket per person. Follow us on Twitter & the FilmLinc blog for updates.
RESERVATIONS: Ticket reservations are no longer being taken for the launch weekend. Online reservations were for the entire Movie Marathon.
IMPORTANT: Reservations must be claimed no later than 30 minutes before an event or they will be forfeit to the standby line, no exceptions.
DAY-OF TICKETS: Free tickets will be distributed 30 minutes before each screening on a first-come, first-served basis (subject to availability). Limit of one standby ticket per person. Follow us on Twitter & the FilmLinc blog for updates.
RESERVATIONS: Ticket reservations are no longer being taken for the launch weekend. Online reservations were for the entire NYFF Movie Marathon.
IMPORTANT: Reservations must be claimed no later than 30 minutes before an event or they will be forfeit to the standby line, no exceptions.
Join us for a twelve-hour marathon of film fun at this over-night event. Six of the most beloved opening night films from the New York Film Festival’s 48-year history will screen for the film enthusiast whose endurance and fortitude can match their love of cinema. Let the likes of Almodóvar, the Coen brothers, Kurosawa, Jarmusch, Tarantino and Truffaut keep you and your friends up all night with back-to-back screenings of their films. Whether you're dropping in after a night out or staying through the six film program, the program of films is likely to keep you up as you revisit old classics or discover a new favorite film.
PLEASE NOTE: This event has been moved into Francesca Beale Theater.
2:45 AM: Down by Law – dir. Jim Jarmusch – 1986 – 106min. – US
4:50 AM: Day for Night – dir. François Truffaut – 1973 – 115min. – France
7:15 AM: Miller's Crossing – dirs. Ethan and Joel Coen – 1990 – 115min. – US
9:30 AM: Ran – dir. Akira Kurosawa – 1985 – 162min. – Japan
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