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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.
Tuesday, November 13
Wednesday, November 14
Thursday, November 15
Friday, November 23
Walter Reade Theater
Walter Reade Theater
Walter Reade Theater
Walter Reade Theater
Walter Reade Theater
Saturday, November 24
Walter Reade Theater
Walter Reade Theater
Walter Reade Theater
Walter Reade Theater
Walter Reade Theater
Sunday, November 25
Walter Reade Theater
Walter Reade Theater
Walter Reade Theater
Walter Reade Theater
Walter Reade Theater
Monday, November 26
Walter Reade Theater
Walter Reade Theater
Walter Reade Theater
Walter Reade Theater
Walter Reade Theater
Tuesday, November 27
Walter Reade Theater
Walter Reade Theater
Francesca Beale Theater
Francesca Beale Theater
Francesca Beale Theater
Wednesday, November 28
Francesca Beale Theater
Francesca Beale Theater
Francesca Beale Theater
Francesca Beale Theater
Francesca Beale Theater
Thursday, November 29
Walter Reade Theater
Walter Reade Theater
Walter Reade Theater
Walter Reade Theater
Walter Reade Theater
Now Playing
Wildlife
Critic's Pick at The New York Times
In first-time director Paul Dano’s impressive debut, a carefully wrought adaptation of Richard Ford’s 1990 novel (co-written by Zoe Kazan), a family comes apart one loosely stitched seam at a time. Jake Gyllenhaal and Carey Mulligan star as the parents; Ed Oxenbould is the adolescent son trying to hold the center.
Burning
South Korea's Best Foreign Language Film Oscar Entry · Critic's Pick at The New York Times
Korean master Lee Chang-dong’s expansion of Haruki Murakami’s short story “Barn Burning” is a love triangle (linked by rising star Steven Yeun) and a tense, haunting multiple-character study that bends the contours of the thriller genre to brilliant effect.Coming Soon
Shoplifters
Japan's Best Foreign Language Film Oscar Entry
Hirokazu Kore-eda’s Cannes Palme d’Or winner is a heartrending, profoundly human portrait of a most unusual “family”: a collection of societal cast-offs united by petty crime and a fierce love for one another. An NYFF56 selection. A Magnolia Pictures release.
Cold War
Poland's Best Foreign Language Film Oscar Entry
Academy Award–winner Paweł Pawlikowski follows up his box-office sensation Ida with this bittersweet, exquisitely crafted tale of a tempestuous love between a pianist and a singer as they navigate the realities of living in both Poland and Paris, in and outside of the Iron Curtain.
The Image Book
Ash Is Purest White
Long Day’s Journey Into Night
Tickets go on sale one week before each film opens.
Member complimentary tickets cannot be used for new releases and special events.
