New Releases
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From foreign delights to must-see indies and riveting documentaries, some of the best new films show year-round at Film at Lincoln Center.
Tuesday, February 7
Howard Gilman Theater
Walter Reade Theater
Howard Gilman Theater
Howard Gilman Theater
Francesca Beale Theater
Francesca Beale Theater
Francesca Beale Theater
Francesca Beale Theater
Howard Gilman Theater
Walter Reade Theater
Howard Gilman Theater
Wednesday, February 8
Howard Gilman Theater
Walter Reade Theater
Howard Gilman Theater
Howard Gilman Theater
Francesca Beale Theater
Francesca Beale Theater
Francesca Beale Theater
Francesca Beale Theater
Howard Gilman Theater
Walter Reade Theater
Howard Gilman Theater
Thursday, February 9
Howard Gilman Theater
Walter Reade Theater
Howard Gilman Theater
Howard Gilman Theater
Francesca Beale Theater
Francesca Beale Theater
Francesca Beale Theater
Francesca Beale Theater
Howard Gilman Theater
Walter Reade Theater
Howard Gilman Theater
Friday, February 10
Howard Gilman Theater
Howard Gilman Theater
Howard Gilman Theater
Francesca Beale Theater
Francesca Beale Theater
Francesca Beale Theater
Francesca Beale Theater
Howard Gilman Theater
Howard Gilman Theater
Saturday, February 11
Howard Gilman Theater
Howard Gilman Theater
Howard Gilman Theater
Walter Reade Theater
Walter Reade Theater
Walter Reade Theater
Walter Reade Theater
Howard Gilman Theater
Howard Gilman Theater
Sunday, February 12
Howard Gilman Theater
Howard Gilman Theater
Howard Gilman Theater
Walter Reade Theater
Walter Reade Theater
Walter Reade Theater
Walter Reade Theater
Howard Gilman Theater
Howard Gilman Theater
Monday, February 13
Howard Gilman Theater
Howard Gilman Theater
Howard Gilman Theater
Walter Reade Theater
Walter Reade Theater
Walter Reade Theater
Walter Reade Theater
Howard Gilman Theater
Howard Gilman Theater
Tuesday, February 14
Howard Gilman Theater
Howard Gilman Theater
Howard Gilman Theater
Howard Gilman Theater
Howard Gilman Theater
Walter Reade Theater
Walter Reade Theater
Walter Reade Theater
Walter Reade Theater
Francesca Beale Theater
Francesca Beale Theater
Francesca Beale Theater
Francesca Beale Theater
Wednesday, February 15
Howard Gilman Theater
Howard Gilman Theater
Howard Gilman Theater
Howard Gilman Theater
Howard Gilman Theater
Walter Reade Theater
Walter Reade Theater
Walter Reade Theater
Walter Reade Theater
Francesca Beale Theater
Francesca Beale Theater
Francesca Beale Theater
Francesca Beale Theater
Thursday, February 16
Howard Gilman Theater
Howard Gilman Theater
Howard Gilman Theater
Francesca Beale Theater
Francesca Beale Theater
Francesca Beale Theater
Francesca Beale Theater
Howard Gilman Theater
Howard Gilman Theater
Friday, February 17
Saturday, February 18
Sunday, February 19
Monday, February 20
Tuesday, February 21
Walter Reade Theater
Francesca Beale Theater
Francesca Beale Theater
Wednesday, February 22
Thursday, February 23
Walter Reade Theater
Francesca Beale Theater
Francesca Beale Theater
Friday, February 24
Saturday, February 25
Sunday, February 26
Monday, February 27
Tuesday, February 28
Wednesday, March 1
Now Playing
One Fine Morning
Saint Omer
France's Oscar Entry
Successful journalist and author Rama (Kayije Kagame) attends the trial of a young Senegalese woman (Guslagie Malanda), who has allegedly murdered her own baby daughter. Rama’s plan to write about Laurence in a book inspired by the Medea myth increasingly unravels as she becomes overwhelmed by the case in Alice Diop’s arresting yet highly sensitive, superbly acted fiction feature debut.
EO
Q&A with Jerzy Skolimowski & Ewa Piaskowska on Feb. 27 at 7pm!
At age 84, legendary director Jerzy Skolimowski has directed one of his spryest, most visually inventive films yet, following the travels of a peripatetic donkey named EO who begins as a circus performer before escaping on a pastoral trek across the Polish and Italian countryside.Coming Soon
Pacifiction
Q&As with Albert Serra During Opening Weekend!
Catalan filmmaker Albert Serra reconfirms his centrality in the contemporary cinematic landscape with this mesmerizing, slow-building fever dream about a French bureaucrat (a monumental Benoît Magimel) drifting through a fateful trip to a French Polynesian island with increasing anxiety.
Chocolat
New 4K Restoration
The great Claire Denis made her debut with this semi-autobiographical feature, based on her childhood in colonial French Africa as the daughter of a civil servant. Prefiguring the concerns of Denis’s later films (Beau Travail, White Material) and establishing the tactile sensuality and elliptical style for which she is known, Chocolat today stands as a modern classic.
Stonewalling
Drylongso
New 4K Restoration
Cauleen Smith’s enduringly rich 1998 feature debut, a landmark in American independent cinema, follows a woman in a photography class in Oakland as she begins photographing the young black men of her neighborhood, having witnessed so many of them fall victim to senseless murder and fearing the possibility of their becoming extinct altogether.
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