Before the Revolution: Film & Poetry in Iran (Church of Film)
A collection of poetic pieces that launched the Iranian New Wave! This program includes a set of beautiful work from the Golestan Film Workshop, the first independent film studio in Iran.
A collection of poetic pieces that launched the Iranian New Wave! This program includes a set of beautiful work from the Golestan Film Workshop, the first independent film studio in Iran.
Swinging between hardboiled noir and slapstick lunacy with giddy abandon, Fallen Angels is both a dizzying, dazzling city symphony and a poignant meditation on love, loss, and longing in a metropolis that never sleeps.
Using the historic Clinton Street Theater film screen as a dynamic backdrop, Ceremonials: A Florence + The Machine Drag Show explores the English indie rock group’s impressive 15-year catalog through a lens of queer artistry.
This is a space for the gals and guys that fish in their own backyards and want to see films that they can actually relate to. It’s time to “catch the vibe”.
Join our weekly screenings of The Rocky Horror Picture Show that started in April of 1978!
Come ready to celebrate all things art, music, dance, beauty and our favorite Diva!
This all-ages show will also feature a LIVE interactive dance lesson & end with a short dance party.
One of Japanese cinema’s supreme emulations of American noir, Takashi Nomura’s A Colt Is My Passport is a down-and-dirty but gorgeously photographed yakuza film starring Joe Shishido as a hard-boiled hit man caught between rival gangs. Featuring an incredible, spaghetti-western-style soundtrack and brimming with formal experimentation, this is Nikkatsu at its finest.
A wild comedy that launches at full speed, Nightlife is an entertaining romp about the misadventures of friends lost in the Berlin night. On a night out bartender Milo (Elyas M‘Barek, also in this year’s The Collini Case) meets the woman of his dreams Sunny (Palina Rojinski, Welcome to Germany, Grandparenting 101) in a fateful moment and arranges to go on a date.
THE COW is widely considered the masterpiece of the Iranian New Wave, a symbolic drama so beautiful that even the Ayatollah Khomeini would not ban it, even as its author Gholām-Hossein Sā'edi was exiled. THE COW has been meticulously restored in Iran for the first time since its 1969 release, so come see one of the greatest monuments in film history!