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June 26th 2015. Pick of the Day.

Continuing series today include IFC's three-month trib to filmmaker Yasujiro Ozu, the held-over Apu Trilogy at Film Forum, Glorious Technicolor: From George Eastman House and Beyond at MoMA, and the eternally swank Cabaret Cinema at the Rubin Museum. The nitrate numbskullery be thus;

June 25th 2015. Pick of the Day.

The two lone continuing series this day are the extended Apu Trilogy at Film Forum and Glorious Technicolor: From George Eastman House and Beyond at MoMA. Hey, whaddaya want? This is what the end of June looks like. Let's see if you're this callously cocky once July rolls up and even the most ardent rep film fanatic is challenged by ten, twenty, even so much as a thousand classic screenings in a single day. Okay, a thousand might count as a slight overreach, but you just wait, smug knuckleheads. Filmpocalypse looms. Today's tomfoolery be thus;

June 23rd 2015. Pick of the Day.

Continuing series this day include The Apu Trilogy at Film Forum, CinéSalon - Jean-Claude Carrière: Writing the Impossible at the French Institute, and Glorious Technicolor: From George Eastman House and Beyond at MoMA. The unhinged unspoolery be thus;

June 20th 2015. Pick of the Day.

I lobby with great reticence on behalf of any event not related to big-screen viewings of repertory cinema, yet I make exceptions on rare occasions. And here's one of them. If you're a collector of classic films please be aware that Barnes & Noble is winding down its magnificent DVD & BluRay sale, one that slashes 40% of the list price. Items like the newly remastered and restored MR. SMITH GOES TO WASHINGTON, William Dieterle's THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME, and Stanley Kramer's JUDGMENT AT NUREMBERG, as well as newer, cultier selections like the Pam Grier vehicles COFFEY, FOXY BROWN and FRIDAY FOSTER, and let's not forget the entire Shout/Scream Factory catalogue, are your to be had for a very VERY reasonable price. My advance apologies to those who've credit ratings I've just inadvertently destroyed. But hey, it's worth it.

 

And now, to the rep circuit.

 

Continuing series this day include the three month Yasujiro Ozu trib at IFC Center, the yet again held-over Apu Trilogy at Film Forum, Glorious Technicolor: From George Eastman House and Beyond at MoMA, and This is Celluloid: 35mm! at Anthology Film Archives. The popcorn-panoplied projectionery be thus;

June 19th 2015. Pick of the Day.

Calendar updated to include the newly announced Ozu series at IFC Center and the extended Apu Trilogy screenings at Film Forum. Plus, ICE CREAM! Okay, maybe no ice cream but I gotta do something to snag the youth audience while they're young. How 'bout, plus SOUR PATCH KIDS oh hell let's just get to it.

New and continuing series this day include the 3-month trib to Yasujiro Ozu at IFC Center, the second reprieve of Satyajit Ray's newly restored Apu Trilogy at Film Forum, Glorious Technicolor and 3-D Summer! at MoMA, This is Celluloid: 35mm! at Anthology Film Archives, and Cabaret Cinema at the Rubin Museum. The kino kaos be thus;

June 18th 2015. Pick of the Day.

B stands today for Brevity, for needing a Break, for the exhausting Bustle of Manhattan, the eternal Bombast of its residents, and the unrelenting Battle to retain and even inject one's love for the old NYC into the ever-changing New New York. And it's L as in LADDER, Otis!

Sorry, I went the full Hackman on that last one. Forgive the outburst. And the irrelevance.

New and continuing series this day include the held-over Apu Trilogy, as well as the closing trib to legendary DP Gabriel Figueroa, both at Film Forum, Glorious Technicolor and 3-D Summer! at MoMA, and This is Celluloid: 35mm! at Anthology Film Archives. The rigmarole be thus;

June 17th 2015. Pick of the Day.

The pickins be slim but cherce this day. And I'll have you know the interactive calendar's been updated to include the beginnings of outdoor movie season, the next entry in IFC's Celluloid Dreams series, and he newly malware-free BowTie Chelsea Cinema site. Doesn't that all just scream Summer '15?

Continuing series this day include the trib to legendary DP Gabriel Figueroa at Film Forum, and Glorious Technicolor: From George Eastman House and Beyond & 3-D Summer! at MoMA. The tomfoolery be thus;

June 16th 2015. Pick of the Day.

Continuing series today include the closing day of Satyajit Ray's Apu Trilogy and the trib to legendary DP Gabriel Figueroa at Film Forum, CinéSalon: Jean-Claude Carrière - Writing the Impossible at the French Institute, Glorious Technicolor and 3-D Summer! at MoMA, and Black & White 'Scope: International Cinema at BAM Cinématek. The 4-perf foofaraw be thus;

 

June 13th 2015. Pick of the Day.

New and continuing series this day include The Apu Trilogy and Gabriel Figueroa at Film Forum, Black & White 'Scope: International Cinema at BAM Cinématek, Glorious Technicolor: From George Eastman House and Beyond and 3-D Summer! at MoMA, and This is Celluloid: 35mm! at Anthology Film Archives. The warm weather wimwammery be thus;

June 12th 2015. Pick of the Day.

New and continuing series this day include the closing days of the glorious 4K resto of The Apu Trilogy, as well as the trib to legendary DP Gabriel Figueroa at Film Forum, Black & White 'Scope: International Cinema at BAM Cinématek, both A Road 300 Years Long: Cinema and the Great Migration and Glorious Technicolor: From George Eastman House and Beyond at MoMA, This is Celluloid: 35mm! at Anthology Film Archives, Films on the Green 2015 at Washington Square Park, and the forever swank Cabaret Cinema at the Rubin Museum. The silver in them seats be thus;

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