All Purpose NYC ILX Film Snob Thread

One Mann's poison

Did you go?

yes

And?

http://dgeneratefilms.com/chinese-cinema-events/performing-china-contemporary-chinese-film-and-media-at-the-wooster-group-new-york-city

dropping this here for myself

Redd, they're all worth watching; HH probably shows the most versatility in Fazil, a potboiler "mixed-race" romantic melodrama.

Arthur Lake (the future Dagwood in those Blondie B pictures) is very funny as a femalephobic frat boy in The Cradle Snatchers, which is incomplete in its salvaged form. Also, F Pangborn as a jealous husband.

Fig Leaves is cute, as is George O'Brien's chest. It's on YouTube, p crappy quality.

(presumably translated) chinese movie titles are so evocative

Cruel and unusual silent comedy shorts begin tom'w! Silent Edw Ev Horton! Snub Pollard!

http://www.moma.org/visit/calendar/films/1413

3 weeks of JLG

http://www.filmlinc.com/nyff2013/series/nyff51-jean-luc-godard-the-spirit-of-the-forms

To Save and Project (Oct/Nov)

http://www.moma.org/visit/calendar/films/1429

tix may still be available for 6:45

http://www.filmforum.org/movies/more/lost_now_found_the_three_stoog

enrhusiastic turnout including the immortal Joe Franklin and the Shtetl Husband from A Serious Man

your only chance to see the phallic chandeliers from Salo hanging at MoMA

http://www.criterion.com/current/posts/2918-the-worlds-of-dante-ferretti

http://www.moma.org/visit/calendar/films/1415

Sorry for the street team post here, but my buddy Jeff who made "Heavy Metal Parking Lot" is showing his new movie doc "Led-Zeppelin-Played-Here" at Anthology Film Archives Friday at 6 pm and Saturday at 3 pm. It's a doc about whether or not Led Zep actually played the Wheaton, MD Community Center in 1969, and it covers other early rawk gigs from touring bands in those days before the rock industry had fully been established.

www.cbgb.com/films.php#!programmation=participant$led-zeppelin-played-here/1254

James Redd and Morbs, I think you will enjoy it

We'll see, but I see few films in October due to baseball, so I will possibly miss the entire Demy retro:

http://www.filmforum.org/movies/more/jacques_demy

://www.cbgb.com/films.php#!programmation=participant$bayou-maharash-the-tragic-genius-of-james-booker/1230

showing in NYC twice

James Redd would probably like this one too. Plus a Johnny Thunders one too I think

J Hoberman introducing Marienbad tomorrow at FF. Venez-vous?

I have to review a film regular ppl will actually read about.

Quel dommage.

i saw Marienbad last just a couple years ago; it's great but i don't need to see it again yet.

Me neither, I just want to see what Hoberman has to say. I enjoyed his commentary on Justine a little while back.

If I didn't have a review screening i'd likely opt for this

http://www.bam.org/film/2013/the-outfit

Looks good.

anyone care to argue me out of a bi-borough doubleheader tonight of Resnais swan song You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet and '70s nugget Cisco Pike (Krostofferson, Hackman, Karen Black)?

Morbius, are you turning into J4ck 4nstr31ch?

likely not, but i often wait til the 'last' opportunity to see something, and this is it x2.

C Akerman at MoMA tomw night

http://www.villagevoice.com/2013-10-23/film/chantal-akerman-s-new-york/

In person?

yes she's introducing both programs, acc to moma's site

http://www.moma.org/visit/calendar/films/1429

friend told me that when CA intro'ed 'la region centrale' at light industry she was super-cantankerous and wearing a sleep mask

Do you know that my friend who directed Annenberg used to say that Chantal Ackerman was her godmother? Well her and Melina Mercouri and Anouk Aimee. Probably already told you this before, perhaps on this very thread.

whatberg

Sorry, Attenberg.

in case you missed (sorry to be losing his DVD column in Sunday NYT):

http://www.filmlinc.com/daily/entry/moma-names-dave-kehr-adjunct-curator-in-department-of-film

you know, I don't think I was ever in this store more than once, all locations included.

http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/culture/2013/10/ohlingers-movie-photo-shop-closes-its-doors.html

Looked in the windows now and then but only maybe went in once myself.

Also, Herzog Nosferatu worth a look-see.

Schnabels' Lou concert film at MOMI on Sat night

http://www.movingimage.us/visit/calendar/2013/11/02/detail/lou-reeds-berlin

Henry King's Tol'able David (the Silent Clowns fest goes serious) tnite at 6 at the Perf Arts Library.

http://reeldaddy.com/blog/node/285

http://www.docnyc.net/films-events/#all

what's good

going only to Mekons probly; a bunch of those are already thru the release cycle. i can wait for Gondry-Chomsky.

it's the time of year where im already at NO NO NO MORE MOVIES

IFC Ctr is continuing their daily showing of Touch of Sin, so MAYBE i won't get sold out of that again.

i have about 15 AFI fest tickets, whoops

Cukor fest tix at FSLC now on sale

Silent Running at BAM tonight

and tomw, Chimes at Midnight @ Anthology

http://www.thelmagazine.com/TheMeasure/archives/2013/11/20/the-best-old-movies-on-a-big-screen-this-week

J'ai deux mots pour vous: Cousin Jules.

J'ai deux mots encore: Mauvais Sang

New Yorkers, you should go see the movie doc "The Last Song Before the War" about the Malian Festival in the Desert

Directed by Kiley Kraskouskas, 2013, 89 m, Mali/USA, Documentary, French/English subt. Q&A after screening.
Sunday, December 8th @ 3:00 PM – Quad Cinema
Followed by Q & A with Banning Eyre, Senior Editor of Afropop Worldwide; world musician Leni Stern; and the filmmakers.

Tuesday, December 10th @ 8:30 PM – Chapel
Followed by Q & A with Chris Nolan, North American Liaison for the Festival in the Desert, and the filmmakers.

Quad is at 34 West 13th Street; Chapel is at Teachers College, Columbia University
525 West 120th Street

http://nyadiff.org/the-last-song-before-the-war/
New York, NY