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THIS WEEK AT METROGRAPH
Celebrate the holidays at Metrograph with special screenings of seasonal classics Carol, 2046, Little Women, Edward Scissorhands, and Eyes Wide Shut; plus Kindred Spirits, Metrograph’s counter-Christmas offering, including Sean Baker’s Tangerine!
Introducing The Metrograph, a brand new print publication for film lovers and beyond.
Featuring longform interviews with cinematic icons, visual portfolios, essays from leading figures in the art and literary worlds, and intimate portraits of film technicians at work, this is the ultimate magazine for movie enthusiasts.
A taste of Issue 1: Words from Yiyun Li, Daniel Clowes, Ari Aster, Thora Siemsen, Ryusuke Hamaguchi, Amalia Ulman, Steve Martin, Simon Rex, Hunter Harris, Lucy Sante, Josh Safdie, Cookie Mueller—as well as cover artwork by Ed Lachman, and The Metrograph Interview #1: Clint Eastwood by Nick Pinkerton.
‘Tis the season for traditions, and this year we’ve got plenty of cinematic goodies under the tree for the discerning moviegoer, as our established canon of seasonal classics (Carol, Eyes Wide Shut, Phantom Thread) return alongside festive chestnuts courtesy Tim Burton, Wong Kar-wai, Greta Gerwig, and the Muppets.
The Muppet Christmas Carol
Monday December 23
2:30pmBrokeback Mountain
Monday December 23
3:50pmOnce Upon A Time In The West
Monday December 23
6:30pmCarol in 35mm
Monday December 23
7:15pmRebels of the Neon God
Monday December 23
9:40pmEdward Scissorhands
Tuesday December 24
12:20pmAn Affair to Remember
Wednesday December 25
6:40pmLost In Translation
Thursday December 26
9:20pmAs Tears Go By
Friday December 27
10:45pmThe Heroic Trio
Friday December 27
10:50pmTaipei Story
Saturday December 28
12:15pmMoonstruck
Saturday December 28
2:30pmSky on Location preceded by There? Where?
Saturday December 28
4:45pmTears of the Black Tiger
Saturday December 28
9:00pmRed Rock West
Sunday December 29
3:00pmMillennium Mambo
Tuesday December 31
9:40pmSunset Boulevard
Friday January 3
2:30pmStolen Kisses
Friday January 3
4:50pmCertain Women
Saturday January 4
12:10pmMacunaÃma
Saturday January 4
2:20pmSteamboat Bill, Jr. preceded by Steamboat Willie
Saturday January 4
4:20pmOn The Silver Globe
Saturday January 4
4:30pmA Different Man
Saturday January 4
7:40pmTaste of Cherry [35mm]
Friday January 10
4:10pmAlien Nation
Friday January 10
4:15pmQuality Control
Friday January 10
6:20pmDreams Are Colder Than Death + Strange Fruit
Friday January 10
8:00pmDonkey Skin
Friday January 10
8:10pmTrash Humpers + Memorial Day 2000 + Junior War
Friday January 10
10:00pmMale Magnetism featuring Rap World
Saturday January 11
6:30pmInland Empire
Saturday January 11
9:00pmJeanne Dielman, 23 quai du commerce,1080 Bruxelles
Sunday January 12
2:30pmMale Magnetism: Stranded in Canton
Sunday January 12
6:30pmTaste of Cherry [DCP]
Friday January 17
2:10pmFélicité
Friday January 17
4:10pmWoman in the Dunes
Friday January 17
6:00pmThe Neon Demon
Friday January 17
6:40pmUnder The Skin
Friday January 17
10:50pmThe Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie
Friday January 17
11:00pmThe Aviator's Wife
Saturday January 18
11:00amIndia Song
Saturday January 18
11:00amWR: Mysteries of The Organism
Saturday January 18
1:30pmGiants and Toys
Saturday January 18
4:00pmThe Face of Another
Saturday January 18
4:20pmAshes of Time Redux
Saturday January 18
11:15pm4 Little Girls
Saturday February 8
6:20pm
Interview
BY SASHA FRERE-JONES
An interview with the New York–based filmmaker about his long engagement with music made—much like his cinema—outside of mainstream channels. This Long Century Presents: Jem Cohen takes place at Metrograph on Friday, December 20, and Two by Jem Cohen is currently streaming on Metrograph At Home.
Column
BY NICK PINKERTON
The German Chainsaw Massacre (1990) plays at Metrograph from Friday, December 13 as part of An Alternate Cinema – Five Films from the Deutsche Kinamethek Archives at Berlinale, and streams At Home from January 1.
Interview
BY SEAN PRICE WILLIAMS
An interview with the famed cinematographer on his newly restored directorial feature, capturing the making of Wim Wenders’s The State of Things (1982). Report from Hollywood (1984) plays at Metrograph from Sunday, December 8.
Column
BY BEATRICE LOAYZA
Hollywood 90028 (1973) plays at Metrograph from Saturday, December 7 as part of One Timers.
Eat & Drink
The Commissary at Metrograph is open from Tuesday to Sunday.
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