Metrograph staff. CLAIR BOURNE, ALAIN RESNAIS, LAURIE ANDERSON, MANFRED KIRCHHEIMER, DJIBRIL DIOP MAMBÉTY, BRUCE BAILLIE, AND MORE! NAN GOLDIN PRESENTS ONLINE PREMIERE OF HER SHORT SIRENS WITH GUEST PROGRAM FEATURING FILMS BY VIVIENNE DICK AND MICHAEL ROEMER’S NOTHING… IN THEATER & AT HOME BENEFITS FOR MOVIE LOVERS Metrograph members enjoy preferred ticket pricing, exclusive films and premieres, conversations with your favorite filmmakers, and new curated collections available to stream anywhere in the US on Metrograph At Home. Today, Bill Gunn is most celebrated for his prolific work as both a writer—namely of 29 plays, two novels, and several screenplays—and as a director of three ground-shattering experimental films: the unreleased marital drama Stop! (1970) and the gothic horror-romance Ganja and Hess (1973 join us for Metrograph’s 2023 Holiday Book Fair saturday, december 16! Join us this Saturday, December 16 as we present hundreds of vintage film books, magazines, posters, ephemera, and more in the theater lobby and bookstore at 7 Ludlow, from 11am–6pm. The eternal rebellion of youth against established order and the adult compromises it represents is a phenomenon that recognizes no national borders, as proven by this program of films featuring insubordinate teenagers from around the globe. Harry and Laura look over a few old photographs, stowed away in a folder on his bookshelf, but remembering the past is primarily a way to complain about the present. Born amid the reforms of the 1970s, Jia came to prominence as part of the loose band of “Sixth Generation” directors, who eschewed the lush, state-sanctioned films of their predecessors in favor of a The Metrograph Commissary is open for brunch again, and while we’re not necessarily saying you should start your day with a mimosa or three, we have lined up some time-tested pop crowd-pleasers in the cinemas that’ll look even better if you’ve had a couple. Ambedkar. BUY TICKETS. The food was very good and the choices were abundant. 51-200 employees. It was a great place for a date night! Singani 63 and Extension 765 present a special sneak screening of COMMAND Z - Q&A with Steven Soderbergh and Congressman Maxwell Frost (FL-10) for Metrograph Members only. Josh and Benny Safdie. GENERAL ADMISSION $17 MEMBER TICKETS $10 Join today (from $5/month)! SENIOR, GUEST WITH DISABILITY $12 Seniors (65 and over) and guests with disabilities must purchase their tickets in person to receive this discount. Artist Anna Weyant has curated a selection of films as part of an ongoing series copresented by Gagosian and Metrograph. Over roughly 15 years or so in that building on St. Novel Encounters: The Films of Lee Chang-dong opens at 7 Ludlow on Friday, April 5. Mac is a gritty grunt whose survivalist mentality takes a self-sacrificing heroic swerve. Edy Modica. Metrograph is located in the heart of what was a major hub for early-twentieth-century movie-going: the city’s historic Lower… Metrograph Hachimiri Madness. Metrograph Selects: Projection Team WATCH NOW. Headquarters. Feb 6, 2024 · Exhibition News • Boxoffice Staff • February 06 2024. “While every movie is its own little surprise, each of these films are connected to a lasting memory of unexpected delight from when I first discovered them, and An interview with underground filmmaker Damon Packard. 2024 / 100min / DCP. We are at the end of another decade, and looking back over the last 10 years, there are perhaps no success stories in American cinema to compare with the rise of For press Inquiries please email press@metrograph. I keep reminding myself that this is the 37th entry in a nearly 70 year-old franchise, and yet out of any film I experienced theatrically this year I was not expecting to be as moved or blown away by how this film in its own way grapples with its nation’s post-WWII psychic damage and anxieties, simultaneously heightening and For the latest iteration of THE SHORT LIST, Metrograph has invited our talented staff members to present their own short films. There are many noble reasons to set out to make a movie: decrying the waste of war, raising awareness around a terrible social injustice, promoting the brotherhood of man and the sisterhood of women, sounding the siren for revolutionary action, whatever, take your pick. Released in 1992, Orlando is a film directed by Sally Potter, based on a novel written by Virginia Woolf, starring Tilda Swinton in the title role. A large family gathers to take a group picture, only for the matriarch to DEVI + CONVERSATION WITH GARRETT BRADLEY & FRIENDS. By Sean Price Williams. Whether working in documentary or fiction, French Senegalese filmmaker Alain Gomis likes to get close to people, to draw near to individuals as they experience moments that traverse the ordinary and the extraordinary. $5. As the 20th century drew to a close, the words “millennium bug”—a computer glitch that was supposed to drown the world in darkness—were on everyone’s lips, the air thick with the anticipation of apocalypse. We see him blasting “Career Opportunities,” the supremely ironic anti-work screed from The Clash’s self-titled 1977 debut album, as he opens his pitiful dole cheque. The Korean filmmaker and novelist discusses the unique possibilities of cinema. Judas, hanging from a tree, his tongue lolling, hawks credit cards. In our latest entry, Hillary Weston salutes the five-decade career of legendary 1990 / 83min / DCP. 1979 / 163min / DCP. Crowley, Donna Dimitrova, Sabrina Kissack, Matthew Maffei, Emma Rogers and Will VanKoughnett. Did that anxiety impress itself on some of the finest films being released at fin de siècle, by exemplary artists like Metrograph is pleased to announce the run of family portrait, starting june 28. Tarkovsky’s stunning, haunted sepia-toned sci-fi masterpiece follows a scientist and a writer who, living in a broken-down totalitarian dystopia, recruit the help of a “Stalker”—a kind of post-apocalyptic Sherpa—to guide them on a voyage of self-discovery, passing through the bleak, otherworldly Zone in hopes of Long-time staff members reminisce about the paper’s beginnings, but even their nostalgia feels half-hearted. For the latest iteration of our recurring series, Metrograph Print Traffic Coordinator DeWitt Davis picks some of his personal favorites, In Theater and on Metrograph At Home. Art College 1994 9:15pm. Nicole, dir. Strange Behavior plays Metrograph January 21 and 22. A wrinkled hand pointed at a laptop screen in America plunges us into an exquisitely rendered 3D home in Goa, India; audio from a contemporary speech by a young activist dissonantly illustrates archival images of Dalit leader B. Pre-screening panel discussion with Garrett Bradley, Sky Hopinka, Linda Goode Bryant, Alexandra Bell, Samora Pinderhughes and Dessane Lopez Cassell, co-presented by Field of Vision. New York, NY. As our film series Ryuichi Sakamoto: A Celebration pays tribute, Metrograph has gathered quotes and anecdotes from collaborators across the film and music world to remember, and honor, the incredible work The Tony Pipolo Collection will be presented at the Metrograph Book Fair on Saturday, December 2 and 16. . Our friends at The Paris Review will be presenting their new issue along with merch and Forever Young. The Metrograph is an independent two-screen movie theater at 7 Ludlow Street in the Dimes Square [1] section of the Lower East Side of Manhattan. An Anthology of Cinema opens September 2 The Metrograph Commissary is inspired by the studio eateries from Hollywood’s golden age, where stars would enjoy their meals alongside their producers, crews, and stagehands. For the latest iteration of our recurring series, members of the Metrograph box office staff—Harry Kroessler, Clare Maceda, Justice Sanders, Cece Vargas, and Kristine Veras—pick personal favorites, In Theater and on Metrograph At Home. Here, indie auteur Wes Anderson interviews Alexander Olch, Metrograph’s mad-genius founder. Wang’s ongoing project of documenting the social and economic transformation of 21st-century China as reflected in the lives of those who’ve little benefited from the country’s emergence as an industrial powerhouse continues with Youth (Spring), a deeply Always a musical pioneer, never content with the commonplace, Sakamoto’s film work was only one facet of his extraordinary creative life. On the occasion of the premiere of the Met Opera’s haunting new production of the American composer Jack Heggie’s masterpiece Dead Man Walking by Ivo van Hove, Metrograph presents another work also inspired by the 1993 best-selling memoir by Sister Helen Prejean that sparked a national debate over the question of capital punishment: Tim Robbins’s 1995 filmic adaptation of the same name. It opened in 2016 with two theatres, a bookstore, a "curated" concession stand, and a restaurant. Courtesy of Metrograph. Now that the Commissary is open later again, we’ve got the movies to go with their expanded hours—this time Phoebe Chen. The cocktails were fun and the staff was very friendly. Reflections of Evil plays Metrograph At Home through February 28, as part of our series Staff Picks: Kim's Video. Last week, as part of our ongoing Authentic Selves: The Beauty Within curated by Anthony Roth Costanzo, we welcomed the National Black Theater to 7 Ludlow where they showcased NBT shorts films by Dane Figueroa Edidi, Lavender Freddy, and Ngozi Anyanwu, anchored by the premiere of NBT’s Executive Artistic Director Jonathan The cold of winter often brings a longing for warmer climes; the sting of want, a desire for easy money. The Place: 6 St. Metrograph Pictures is an independent distribution company started in 2019 centered around Metrograph’s signature curation. Type. Whether he was playing the crooked half of… Country doctor Chen Sheng sets out on a train journey to search for his brother’s abandoned child, only to find himself in a dreamlike world where the boundaries between past, present, and future—and between fantasy and reality—are porous. An immersive, absorbing, and wildly original journey of death and rebirth, Patiño’s film begins in Laos, observing the lives of a young man, the local monks he befriends, and an elderly woman at the end of her life, then Dreamlike Visions: The Multi-Sensorial Cinema of Alain Gomis opens at Metrograph on Friday, February 9. At midnight on July 1st, 1997, 156 years of British rule in Hong Kong came to an end, as the colonial city-state was reunited with Mainland China under the status of “special administrative region. Adam Piron Godzilla Minus One (2023) – Takashi Yamazaki. Metrograph is pleased to announce a limited engagement of samsara, starting may 31. Mission Metrograph is the ultimate destination for movie lovers. Apocalypse Now: Final Cut 8:50pm. You can’t experience the expertise of the Metrograph projection team—Matthew Reichard, Will VanKoughnett, Kim Garcia, and Dustin Ersek-Mull—outside of our theater, but they’ve been nice enough to line up a little treat for At Home viewers, hand-picking two personal favorites—a sprawling From the Metrograph archives: an interview with the legendary documentary-maker from 2016. Member tickets may only be purchased once signed into your account. Celebrated American director Reggio returns after a 10-year break with Once Within A Time, a revelatory experimental film unlike any other from his already daring career: a bardic fairy tale about the end of the world and the beginning of a new one, tinged with apocalyptic comedy, rapturous cinematography, unforgettable Please make sure you did not select a show time in the past. 2023 / 52min / DCP. Mark’s Place…. R. Photography by Jeremy Reflections of Evil plays Metrograph At Home through February 28, as part of our series Staff Picks: Kim's Video. With Neon Noir, Metrograph showcases films from around the globe Gange lives in a tower block and works occasional shifts in a sex shop. They say with good reason that getting any film made is a small miracle… but some films are more miraculous than others. Maddin, the preeminent pastiche artist/parodist of film history, takes on the war melodrama in his second feature, a story of love and death in the titular town, a hamlet in arctic Russia that finds itself overrun by Bolsheviks, White Russians, and German troops during the final days of The arrivals are recently deceased; the staff, it transpires, are tasked with helping them pinpoint the one moment in their lives that they would most like to hold on to, supervising the filmed recreations of those moments in a studio facility, and then sending the dead off to eternity, where the memory they’ve chosen will be all they can BY Metrograph. But the legacy of noir has long outlived the era of postwar austerity that birthed it, resurfacing in the so-called “neo-noir” revival of the DayGlo 1980s, an era that was hardly noted for its muted palette. A killer playlist of chart-topping The Metrograph Commissary had a cool retro vibe and we loved the intimate atmosphere. METROGRAPH SELECTS: BOX OFFICE TEAM WATCH NOW. When you think of film noir, you naturally think monochrome: the blackest of tenebrist shadows, the starkest of whites. For the latest iteration of our recurring series, members of the Metrograph box office staff—Harry Kroessler, Clare Maceda, Justice Sanders, Cece Vargas, and Kristine Veras—each pick a personal favorite film. It’s the return of late nights at Metrograph, the Thursday, Friday, and Saturday night tradition dedicated to the after-hours denizens of this insomniac town who want to wind down with a movie and a bite. And yet he has none of the class consciousness or anti-racist solidarity that the members of The Clash Metrograph is pleased to announce the run of YOUTH (SPRING), starting NOVEMBER 10. This text will not be visible on frontend. EVENTS… Select films, chosen specially by Metrograph staff. mobile An intimate conversation with the ever-inventive French auteur on finding inspiration, her process, and the need for nuanced characters. Before you fill up your Oscar ballot, catch up with a few exceptional films going for the big prize that may have gotten past you: Sara Dosa’s Best Documentary nominee Fire of Love, following the life and work of volcanologists Katia and Maurice Krafft; Santiago Mitre’s Best International Feature nominee Argentina, 1985, a gripping legal drama about the February's slate of new streaming arrivals to Metrograph At Home. For the latest iteration of our recurring series, Metrograph Social Media Manager Meg West and Metrograph Commissary Chef Eric Fuertado pick some of her personal favorites. download the metrograph app today. Metrograph announced today that former A24 executive David Laub has joined the company as Head of Metrograph Pictures. Orlando’s life spans four centuries, beginning around 1600 as a young man favored by Queen Elizabeth I who commands him to never fade or grow old; in return, she gives him wealth Sep 9, 2021 · In accordance with New York City regulations, all staff and audience members are required to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19, and must present a valid proof of vaccination along with a photo ID. There are Lieutenant Corby (Kenneth Harp), Sergeant Mac (Frank Silvera), Private Fletcher (Steve Coit), and Private Sidney. 2004 / 90min / DCP. In this series, we’ve brought together films that address both of these truths and offer a little vicarious sunshine—as well as vivid depictions of the lengths that some will go to avoid an honest living. Tuesday April 30. U. Cantopop Icons celebrates some of the greatest “double threats” from Hong Kong cinema’s golden age, including Faye Wong (Chungking Express), Leon Lai (Comrades: Almost a Love Story), Leslie Cheung (Days of Being Wild), Andy Lau (Infernal Affairs), and Anita Mui (The Heroic Trio, The Executioners). S. For the latest iteration of our recurring series, Metrograph Publicist staff Kaila Hier picks three of her personal favorites. 00 from every Metrograph Member admission will be donated to Children's Aid and Boston University Center for Antiracist Research, non-profits working to end inequality. Corby is ironic, pragmatic, and patrician. In Modica’s uncomfortably hilarious New Jersey odyssey, a craving for a Dunkin’ Coolata drives a self-involved and broke titular heroine through a bleak and lovingly rendered landscape. The filmmaking duo sat down with Metrograph upon the release of Uncut Gems for a conversation about their influences, writing process, and independent vision. A sampler of exemplary crime films where the capers are planned with the beach in Animated Late NightsMAR 1. Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck. All I Wanna Do (1998) The roommates in question—named ludicrously, but not improbably, for boarding school girls—are Verena von Stefan (Dunst) and Tinka Parker (Monica Keena). Works acquired and released to date include restorations such as Possession (1981), A Bigger Splash (1973), Downtown 81 (1981/2001), Hyenas (1992), and will include a slate of new theatrical releases starting in 2024. Towards the rear…. Screening at 7 Metrograph on Twitter Paul Vecchiali, Producer: From Jeanne Dielman to Diagonale “Equal parts unabashed romantic and inventive formalist, prolific French filmmaker Paul Vecchiali (1930-2023) was a master of melodrama whose always surprising films draw equally on ’30s poetic realism, Jacques Demy, Jean-Luc Godard, and his unique strain of A classmate of director Jia Zhangke at the Beijing Film Academy, Wang Hongwei would become one of the mainstays of Jia’s cinema from their student days onward—an archaeologist sifting through the debris of a vanished Fengjie in Still Life, an abusive massage parlor customer in A Touch of Sin, the lead in Jia’s 1997 breakthrough Xiao Wu (Pickpocket)… Sometimes considered Jia’s Please make sure you did not select a show time in the past. John Cazale. Filmmakers in person on Monday, April 29th Metrograph Selects. The 96th Annual Academy Awards Ceremony screens throughout Metrograph on Sunday, March 10th! Watch in both theaters (Theater 2 is the quiet theater, shh!), or in the Lobby with drinks and bites—no tickets required for theaters and Lobby—seating is first come, first served. Filmmakers in person on Monday, April Four soldiers find themselves stranded in enemy territory after their plane crashes. com. Live by the Sword, Die by the Gun opens January 6 opens January 6 Announcing the Launch ofMetrograph Digital Featuring Live Screenings Opens JULY 24 INAUGURAL CALENDAR INCLUDES FILMS BY CLAIRE DENIS, ST. ” The uncertainty many Hong Kongers felt about this event and its implications would, subtly or quite directly, influence films made in the moviemaking capitol of Greater China in the years Wardrobe Department: Milena Canonero. It's the ultimate There are moments in the films of Suneil Sanzgiri when the boundaries of time and space dissolve. Third floor…. A cinematic Molotov cocktail that was the first onscreen description of life (and death) in Paris’s banlieue housing projects that many French filmgoers had ever seen, La Haine depicts three armed and angry slum kids—Vincent Cassel, Hubert Koundé, and Saïd Taghmaoui—who, following days of rioting after the police’s Also Starring…. The Box Office opens 30 minutes before the first show time of the day. It was founded by Alexander Olch, who is better known as a designer of men's ties. Remembering Kim’s Video, and one of the degenerate treasures found within. s. March screenings at Metrograph. Please read our Visiting Guidelines regarding COVID safety before visiting. Determined to have a good time despite the school’s attempts to SPACKED OUT OPENS AT METROGRAPH december 29 Metrograph is pleased to present SPACKED OUT in theater and at home, starting december 29. To choose your preferred seats, we recommend that you buy tickets in advance online. Due to high volume of calls, sometimes we might not be able to answer right away, please leave a message and we will call you back! Location 7 Ludlow Street, New York City (212) 660-0312 Box Office opens 30 minutes before the first showtime each day. Mark’s Place, a tough business was 2024 / 82min / Digital. Gowanus, Brooklyn, dir. A barrage of youthful energy, anti-authoritarian rage, and go-for-broke moviemaking, Hachimiri Madness sifts through the blast zone rubble of this creative explosion to present some of the most pungent examples of jishu filmmaking, accompanying Metrograph’s runs of Yamamoto’s What’s Up Connection and Robinson’s Garden, and Suwa’s 2/Duo. For the latest iteration of our recurring series, the Metrograph Events team’s Victoria Ashley shares some of her personal favorites. Sign up for the Metrograph Newsletter to receive a weekly update of In Theater Showtimes, At Home streaming content, editorial pieces, exclusive products, special Select films, chosen specially by Metrograph staff. John Cazale’s too-brief career is the very definition of quality over quantity; before his tragic death of lung cancer in 1978 at age 42, the Massachusetts native appeared in exactly five films, every one of them part of the canon of New Hollywood cinema, every one nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture. cinema, restaurant, book store, special events, membership, 35mm, digital streaming, and film Sep 6, 2016 · It’s Metrograph, the coolest new theater in the world. It's the ultimate Project X plays Metrograph Saturday, October 23 at 10:45pm. Founded. A relationship of sorts develops between a Brooklyn high The Short List: Films from Metrograph's Staff 7:00pm. For the latest iteration of THE SHORT LIST, Metrograph has invited our talented staff members to present their own short films. Divine Intervention. The subdued and crushingly familiar surface of the suburban existence that teenaged Owen (Justice Smith) knows all too well begins to crack the moment he encounters the late-night television program The Pink Opaque. Steeped in mysterious visions of the supernatural, the show becomes a point of bonding between him and a Isobel Harbison. 2016. For the latest iteration of our recurring series, Metrograph’s Head of Digital Ted Gerike picks some of his personal favorites. Premiere of New 4K Remaster. Specialties. By Wes Anderson. Wiseman’s Central Park, Belfast, Maine, Monrovia, Indiana and Aspen play as part of our major summer series Road Trip, through September 4. For the latest iteration of our recurring series, Metrograph Projectionist Matthew Reichard, Will VanKoughnett, Kim Garcia and Dustin Ersek-Mull pick some of their pe rsonal favorites. A special curated world of cinema inspired by the great New York movie theaters of the 1920s and the Commissaries of the Hollywood Studio backlots, Metrograph is a community inhabited by movie professionals screening their work, taking meetings, watching films, collaborating together – an audience built… Select films, chosen specially by Metrograph staff. Weyant comments, “The experience of watching each of these films is markedly different with respect to their individual style, storytelling, aesthetic, and dialogue. A “period piece” hearkening back to a time of very recent memory, Kerr’s enigmatic and disquieting directorial debut takes place one summer day on a sprawling, idyllic estate in Texas. Chef Nic even came out to see how our meal was and we appreciated his time. POPULAR NOW ON METROGRAPH AT HOME POSSESSION | ANDREJZ ŹUŁAWSKI 124 MIN | 1981 Banned… Apr 2, 2022 · COMING IN APRIL CHARLES GRODIN X2APRIL 1 With the death of Charles Grodin, we lost one of the most idiosyncratic, occasionally antic, and fearlessly irksome comic screen talents of our time, an unlikely star with more great performances to his name than many more obvious marquee idols. Sunday, April 28, 2:30pm. Wardrobe Dept. Specialties: Metrograph is a unique experience of seeing prestigious films; of stepping into a special, curated world of cinema, a world of hospitality harkening back to the great New York movie theaters of the 1920s, as well as the Commissaries of the Hollywood Studio back lots, a world inhabited by movie professionals screening their work, taking meetings, watching films. Privately Held. Beginning with her 2007 feature debut All is Forgiven, which premiered at Cannes when the writer-director was only 26 years old and is now receiving a belated American theatrical run from Metrograph, Mia Hansen-Løve has exhibited an acute interest in the worrying operations of time and tide in people’s lives and a pronounced tendency to both autobiography and family portraiture. I was well acquainted with Tony Pipolo as a perspicacious, lucid, incurably curious critic, but knew the man only slightly: a few brief encounters at the Museum of the Moving Image in Queens, where he lived for the last 55 consecutive years 25Y2K. “As Metrograph’s only Los Angeles-based employee, I thought I’d lean in and pick a few from the Land of Fruits and Nuts. Yet 50 years and 43 movies ago, Wiseman was Dennis Zhou. A fictional distillation of the very real racial enmity that festers in contemporary France and the unchecked police brutality that occurs routinely in its banlieues, Ly’s gripping César-winning drama depicts the grotty suburban commune of Montfermeil as a powder-keg waiting to be set alight—which it will be when new releases, exciting rediscoveries, & exclusive series right where you are stream anywhere in the u. When I consider what it is about these stories that resonates with me, I am repeatedly drawn to their Tickets Metrograph is an assigned-seating movie house. Click here for Commissary opening hours. This remarkable visual achievement, which feels as singular and alien as the films of the great Back to At Home Modal Popup – ID Click here to edit the "Modal Popup" settings. Titles picked with as much care as the Commissary staff lavishes on the cocktails they make, and the perfect high note to hit at the 1995 / 97min / DCP. A Brand New Life 7:15pm. To speak to the Box Office or Commissary please call us at (212) 660-0312. is a regular Metrograph column in which writers take a front row look at fashion in film, paying close attention to iconic and outlandish costumes, star players, and those pulling strings behind the scenes. Select films, chosen specially by Metrograph staff. Both are loud, funny, and in love with breaking the rules that dictate their every waking moment. The Metrograph Commissary is designed to be a similarly welcoming place for New York’s thriving community of filmmakers and moviegoers, and a new destination for our evolving local neighborhood around lower Ludlow At Metrograph, Mancusi will be working with Director of Membership Lauren Williams and will use his years of experience at The Academy and as an active member and supporter of the independent film world to expand the offerings available to Metrograph Members —both the base of local patrons and those across the country enjoying content A rich, meditative film about looking at people who have come to look, made up of painterly, precisely composed tableaux that both reveal the picturesque beauty of the local landscape and question the concept of the “picturesque,” all while revealing the persistence of colonial assumptions in contemporary package tourism. Masks are required for entry and must be worn at all times, except when seated in the Metrograph Commissary. Metrograph. Before I met Mia Hansen-Løve 19 years ago, I knew her as an actress in Olivier Assayas’s Late August, Early September (1998) and a writer for samsaraOPENS AT METROGRAPH may 31. No filmmaker has captured the head-spinning transformation of China’s post-socialist period as aptly as Jia Zhangke. If you are not yet a Metrograph Member sign up today for discounts, access to presale tickets and more member exclusives. “Movie projecting isn’t an ideal way to watch a lot of films. It's the ultimate New releases, exciting rediscoveries, and exclusive series personally curated by Metrograph’s programming team 2019 / 104min / DCP. Laub departs his role at A24 and will assemble a team to build a slate of theatrical releases, which Metrograph will distribute. It can be hard to fathom a time before Frederick Wiseman made movies. Set in the massive, crumbling urban developments in Hong Kong’s New Territories with a combination of trained actors and nonprofessionals, Spacked Out depicts a few tumultuous days in the lives of four schoolgirls, filled with… Personal Problems is streaming on Metrograph At Home. Works will be shown from Sarah Abney, Julian Clark, Jeffrey P. The “Madonna of the photo opportunity,” as Jarman refers in his diaries to one of Tilda Swinton’s characters, flees “wise men transformed into terrorist photographers,” balaclava-clad and intent on harassing her until they’ve produced a picture of her blessed despair. All Is Forgiven streams exclusively on Metrograph At Home. “Whenever asked about my favorite film, I always say I don’t have just one but several as there are so many movies I love, across all Staff Picks: Strange Behavior. Films Select films, chosen specially by Metrograph staff. A program of works—by Wim Wenders, Glauber Rocha, Vittorio De Sica, Shôhei Imamura, and other powerhouse auteurs from all over the globe—in which the worlds of God (s), angels, and men intermingle January screenings at Metrograph. In the films of writer and director Lee Chang-dong, characters are often left to wrest meaning from an inscrutable world after they experience brutal turns in circumstance. Pictures as diverse as Luis Buñuel’s slum-surrealist Los Olvidados, Bertrand Bonello September screenings at Metrograph.
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