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Jerry Lewis wrecks Hollywood (and vice versa) in The Errand Boy, at @AnthologyFilm at 6:30pm in 35mm.; the Stones wreck the Age of Aquarius in Gimme Shelter at @MayslesCinema at 7; and Robert Aldrich wrecks the world in Kiss Me Deadly at @Metrograph at 4: newyorker.com/culture/richar…

Robert Aldrich's KISS ME DEADLY plays this weekend at Metrograph.

Interview: Robert Greene on 10 Years of Perspective from the Murray Center's Stronger Than Fiction Festival, bringing the best of @mujschool docs to @Metrograph this weekend in NY moveablefest.com/robert-greene-…

“A perfect Bazinian cinema-machine – reality is captured, crystallized, honored for its organic complexity, and delivered unpoisoned by exposition or emphasis.” —The Village Voice MAIDAN plays at Metrograph with Sergei Loznitsa in person this Saturday.

“I don’t need to watch a lot of films. I need to watch films that will stay in me, that will live in me.” An interview with the one and only Juliette Binoche, by Shaad D’Souza (@ShaadMusic_1) 📖: metrograph.com/juliette-binoc…

Boris Barnet's "By the Bluest of Seas" is sailing toward a sell out. The 35mm print can only screen once. If you've been remiss in booking a ticket, hop to it, ya pirate!

New 30th anniversary restorations of Kaizo Hayashi's Maiku Hama Trilogy start this weekend at Metrograph @kani_releasing

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Had a long talk with Olivier Assayas @Metrograph last weekend—on Suspended Time, The Wizard of the Kremlin, his hoped-for Something in the Air sequel, and why he's a "completely schizophrenic" Frenchman: metrograph.com/olivier-assaya…

“I have a bona fide hit movie. It never happened to me before.” —Olivier Assayas in conversation with @Nick_Newman 📖: metrograph.com/olivier-assaya…

Sergei Loznitsa in-person this weekend to present THE INVASION, a document of his nation’s history in the making, a collection of vignettes of everyday life—funerals, christenings, even the systematic pulping of Russian-language books—as lived during wartime, and MAIDAN.

“He thinks, not for the first time, that he has chosen his profession poorly.” On the early Soviet silents of Boris Barnet, some of which play this weekend at @Metrograph. screenslate.com/articles/boris…

As @metrograph begins its Boris Barnet retrospective today, we have decided to make the first issue of Outskirts—with its extensive dossier of translations and texts on Barnet's films—available for free as a downloadable PDF. Go to outskirtsmag.com/shop to download directly.

I'm such a fan of @NYCMayor that I'm going to see his Mom's Disney movie Queen of Katwe (starring Lupita Nyong'o) at the @Metrograph this afternoon! Still tickets available! Our mayor may do a rap in it. metrograph.com/film/?vista_fi…

📖: metrograph.com/the-maiku-hama…

“Deliriously entertaining mystery-driven mashups of nostalgic cinephilia as well as clear-eyed sociocultural examinations of mid-’90s Japan, dreamed up by one of cinema’s most singular creative voices, Kaizo Hayashi.” —Curtsi Tsui recommends Hayashi’s cult Maiku Hama trilogy

Opening weekend of Boris Barnet, Soviet Poet with early works from the master co-presented with @theater_matters Starts this Friday with THE GIRL WITH THE HATBOX, THE HOUSE ON TRUBNAYA and continues on Saturday with the entirety of his spy serial MISS MEND.

New York, March 13 - April 4: @Metrograph presents "Boris Barnet, a Soviet Poet," a twelve-film retrospective of the influential director’s work. Discover this week’s essential film finds in the latest Rushes. mubi.com/en/notebook/po…

“Speaking generally about my attitude towards cinema, I like comedy best of all.” - Barnet Our four-weekend residency at @metrograph co-presenting films during BORIS BARNET, A SOVIET POET. All of these are in the big house, most in 35mm. Join us.

New writing by @Criterion on Boris Barnet in anticipation of our 13-film retrospective starting this Friday. 📖: criterion.com/current/posts/…