NYC Weekend Watch is our weekly round-up of repertory offerings.
BAM
A Dean Stockwell retrospective features films by David Lynch, Joseph Losey, Jonathan Demme, plus Dennis Hopper’s Backtrack on 35mm; Playback offers films by Spike Lee and Gillo Pontecorvo; Ken Russell’s reconstructed The Devils continues—read (or listen to) our interview with Mark Kermode on it.
Museum of the Moving Image
James Gray’s New York features a print of Raging Bull; a Kubrick series continues with A Clockwork Orange and The Killing on 35mm; Lynne Littman’s Testament shows on 35mm this Saturday.
Roxy Cinema
Bill Gunn’s Personal Problems shows on Saturday, while Tickled plays Friday and Sunday.
Museum of Modern Art
A Sergei Loznitsa retrospective continues while Sundays with Steven brings The Spy Who Came In from the Cold and Bridge of Spies.
Film Forum
A 4K restoration of Zhang Yimou’s Raise the Red Lantern begins playing; The Red Balloon shows on Sunday.
Anthology Film Archives
A German Punk series begins.
IFC Center
Ken Russell’s reconstructed The Devils continues on a restored 35mm print—read (or listen to) our interview with Mark Kermode on it—whileThe Exorcist, The Holy Mountain, and Ju-On: The Grudgeplay late.
Nitehawk Prospect Park
A print of JFK screens early on Saturday and Sunday.
Metrograph
Bram Stoker’s Dracula, Sad Vacation, and Far from Heaven show on 35mm; Neuro-Noir, Kogonoda: A Way of Looking, and All Happy Families Are Alike start while Terence Fisher, The Leaves are Falling, Trains: Local Routes,and Winona Rydercontinue.
