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From foreign delights to must-see indies and riveting documentaries, some of the best new films show year-round at the Film Society of Lincoln Center.

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Wednesday, October 18

12:00 PM

Francesca Beale Theater

Thursday, October 19

12:00 PM

Francesca Beale Theater

Friday, October 20

12:00 PM

Francesca Beale Theater

Saturday, October 21

12:00 PM

Howard Gilman Theater

Sunday, October 22

12:00 PM

Francesca Beale Theater

Monday, October 23

12:00 PM

Francesca Beale Theater

Tuesday, October 24

12:00 PM

Francesca Beale Theater

Wednesday, October 25

12:00 PM

Francesca Beale Theater

Thursday, October 26

12:00 PM

Francesca Beale Theater

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The Paris Opera

Jean-Stéphane Bron
2017
France
110 minutes
Opens October 18, 2017

Q&A following the 7pm screening on 10/18 and introduction before 4:30pm screening on 10/21

Go behind the scenes of the Paris Opera, where backstage dramas, crises, and triumphs play out each night before the curtain rises.

Robin Campillo depicts the comradeship and tenacity of the gay, HIV-positive men who stormed drug company and government offices in the early 1990s as part of ACT UP in France. Not just a period piece, this film tacitly provides a model of resistance to the forces of destruction running rampant today.

The Sacrifice

Andrei Tarkovsky
1986
Sweden
142 minutes

Tarkovsky’s final film, The Sacrifice was made under the sign of one of the director’s masters, Ingmar Bergman: shot in Swedish with several of Bergman’s principal actors, including Erland Josephson, and his DP Sven Nykvist, it is, most certainly, a final testament.

The Square

Ruben Östlund
2017
Sweden
150 minutes

In Ruben Östlund’s 2017 Palme d’Or–winner—the rare movie to have as many laughs as ideas— a well-heeled contemporary art curator at a Stockholm museum falls prey to a pickpocketing scam, which triggers an overzealous response and then a crisis of conscience.

On the Beach at Night Alone

Hong Sang-soo
2017
South Korea
101 minutes

Hong Sang-soo’s steel-nerved, clear-eyed response to the tabloid frenzy that erupted in South Korea over his relationship with actress Kim Min-hee (who stars in the film) is perhaps his most achingly personal film yet.

The Other Side of Hope

Aki Kaurismäki
2017
Finland
98 minutes

Syrian refugee Khlaed (Sherwan Haji) seeks asylum in Finland, only to get lost in a maze of functionaries and bureaucracies in Aki Kaurismäki’s gently comic, politically urgent fable, the first great fiction film about the 21st century migrant crisis.

Tickets go on sale one week before each film opens.

Member complimentary tickets cannot be used for new releases and special events.

Tickets

$ 14

General Public

$ 11

Students & Seniors

$ 9

Members

Tickets

Wednesday, October 18

Thursday, October 19

Friday, October 20

Saturday, October 21

Sunday, October 22

Monday, October 23

Tuesday, October 24

Wednesday, October 25

Thursday, October 26

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