2001: A Space Odyssey (70mm)
Stanley Kubrick’s mysterious and profound sci-fi epic—“the ultimate trip”—is about nothing less than the beauty and the banality of civilization.
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Golden Eighties
Chantal Akerman’s uniquely captivating vision of love and survival in the age of late capitalism is a singing, dancing musical with a feminist, formalist sensibility. Screening 8/3 and 8/17.
Lawrence of Arabia
David Lean's Oscar winner is one of cinema’s most transporting experiences, a film that all but demands the big-screen treatment. Screening 8/3–8/10.
Lawrence of Arabia
David Lean's Oscar winner is one of cinema’s most transporting experiences, a film that all but demands the big-screen treatment. Screening 8/3–8/10.
2001: A Space Odyssey (70mm)
Stanley Kubrick’s mysterious and profound sci-fi epic—“the ultimate trip”—is about nothing less than the beauty and the banality of civilization.
Tenet
Nolan crafts an international espionage thriller whose seemingly inevitable doomsday scenario can only be averted through the manipulation of time, culminating in a set piece so technically precise yet frenetic that it demands to be seen as big and loud as possible.
Lawrence of Arabia
David Lean's Oscar winner is one of cinema’s most transporting experiences, a film that all but demands the big-screen treatment. Screening 8/3–8/10.
Sherlock Jr.
Buster Keaton’s classic about a lovestruck projectionist who falls asleep during a show and dreams he has entered the film as a detective is a delightful and ingenious comedy. Screening 7/26–8/11.
Far and Away
Ron Howard’s rollicking widescreen melodrama about Irish immigrants pursuing fortune and glory in late-nineteenth-century America gave newlyweds Cruise and Kidman a pair of juicy dramatic roles and a procession of dazzling landscape backdrops.
Lawrence of Arabia
David Lean's Oscar winner is one of cinema’s most transporting experiences, a film that all but demands the big-screen treatment. Screening 8/3–8/10.
Sherlock Jr.
Buster Keaton’s classic about a lovestruck projectionist who falls asleep during a show and dreams he has entered the film as a detective is a delightful and ingenious comedy. Screening 7/26–8/11.
Tenet
Nolan crafts an international espionage thriller whose seemingly inevitable doomsday scenario can only be averted through the manipulation of time, culminating in a set piece so technically precise yet frenetic that it demands to be seen as big and loud as possible.