OPENING NIGHT: Life of Pi

CENTERPIECE: Not Fade Away

CLOSING NIGHT: Flight

Amour

Araf Somewhere In Between

Barbara

Beyond the Hills

Bwakaw

Caesar Must Die

Camille Rewinds

The Dead Man and Being Happy

Fill the Void

First Cousin Once Removed

Frances Ha

The Gatekeepers

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Ginger and Rosa

Here and There

Holy Motors

Hyde Park on Hudson

Kinshasa Kids

The Last Time I Saw Macao

Leviathan

Like Someone in Love

Lines of Wellington

Memories Look At Me

Night Across the Street

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2012, USA, 112m The debut feature from The Sopranos creator David Chase is a wise, tender and richly atmospheric portrait of a group of friends trying to start a rock band in 1960s suburban New Jersey, starring James Gandolfini and terrific newcomer John Magaro. A Paramount Vantage release. Sat Oct 6: 6:00pm (ATH) | Sat Oct 6: 9:00pm (ATH)

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Mysteries and Mentors of Ricky Jay SE/WRT 8:30 Celluloid Man SE/FBT 8:45 John Cassavetes + Rome is Burning (Portrait of Shirley Clarke) MW/HGT 9:00 Frances Ha NYFF/ATH 9:00 Room 237 SE/WRT

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DirecteD by robert Zemeckis 2012, USA, 138m Denzel Washington and Robert Zemeckis team on this tense dramatic thriller about an airline pilot who pulls off a miraculous crash landing...while flying under the influence. A Paramount Pictures release. Sun Oct 14: 6:00pm (ATH) | Sun Oct 14: 6:30pm (HGT) Sun Oct 14: 9:00pm (ATH) Gala Screening, standby only Sun Oct 14: 9:30pm (HGT)

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A tribute to nicole KiDmAn featuring The paperboy Nicole Kidman is one of films finest contemporary actresses. Since her breakthrough performance in To Die For and her bold and provocative appearances in Lars Von Triers Dogville, Stanley Kubricks Eyes Wide Shut, as well as her awarding-winning portrayal of Virginia Woolf in Stephen Daldrys The Hours, Kidman has insisted on finding roles that are complex, bold and demanding. We are excited to honor her with a tribute at the New York Film Festival.
- Richard Pea, NYFF Selection Committee Chair & Film Society Program Director

Amour Michael Haneke 2012, Austria/France/Germany, 127m Michael Hanekes Palme dOr winner of Cannes 2012 is a merciless and compassionate masterpiece about an elderly couple dealing with the ravages of old age. A Sony Pictures Classics release. Fri Oct 5: 6:00pm (ATH) Sat Oct 6: 3:00pm (ATH) North American Premiere ArAf someWHere in betWeen Yesim Ustaoglu 2012, Turkey/France/Germany, 124m Director Yes im Ustaoglu depicts with empathy and uncompromising honesty the fate of a teenaged girl when she becomes sexually obsessed with a longdistance trucker and the promise of freedom that he embodies. Thu Oct 4: 12:30pm (FBT) Sat Oct 13: 12:00pm (ATH) bArbArA Christian Petzold 2012, Germany, 105m Christian Petzolds perfectly calibrated Cold War thriller features the incomparable Nina Hoss as a physician planning to defect while exiled to a small town in East Germany. Berlins Silver Bear Winner for Best Director. An Adopt Films release. Mon Oct 1: 6:00pm (ATH) Sat Oct 6: 12:15pm (ATH) Tue Oct 9: 1:00pm (FBT) u.S. Premiere beYonD tHe Hills DupA DeAluri Cristian Mungiu 2012, Romania, 150m 4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days director returns with a visually stunning drama set in a remote Romanian monastery. Winner, Best Actress and Screenplay, 2012 Cannes Film Festival. A Sundance Selects release. Mon Oct 1: 9:00pm (ATH) Sun Oct 7: 2:30pm (ATH) Thu Oct 11: 3:30pm (HGT) u.S. Premiere bWAKAW Jun Robles Lana

2012, Philippines, 110m A moving and funny surprise from the Philippines starring the great Eddie Garciaand a truly unforgettable dogin the story of an elderly loner going where hes never dared venture before. Sun Oct 7: 6:00pm (ATH) Wed Oct 10: 6:30pm (FBT) Fri Oct 12: 3:30pm (FBT) North American Premiere cAesAr must Die CeSAre Deve morire Paolo and Vittorio Taviani 2012, Italy, 76m Convicted felons stage a production of Julius Caesar in this surprising new triumph for the Taviani Brothers, winner of the Golden Bear at this years Berlin Film Festival. An Adopt Films release. Sat Sep 29: 6:30pm (ATH) Sun Sep 30: 9:00pm (ATH) Mon Oct 1: 8:45pm (WRT) Mon Oct 8: 1:00pm (FBT) North American Premiere cAmille reWinDs CAmille reDouble Nomie Lvovsky 2012, France, 110m Nomie Lvovsky directs and stars in an ebullient comedy of remarriage that gives Francis Ford Coppolas Peggy Sue Got Married a sophisticated, personal, and decidedly French twist. Sat Sep 29: 3:30pm (ATH) Mon Oct 1: 6:15pm (FBT) Tues Oct 2: 12:30pm (HGT) Wed Oct 10: 3:30pm (HGT) North American Premiere tHe DeAD mAn AnD beinG HAppY / el muerTo y Ser Feliz Javier Rebollo 2012, Spain/Argentina/France, 94m A dying hitman and a mysterious femme fatale set off on an oddball journey through Argentinas interior in this playful and unexpectedly moving reverie on love, death and the open road. Thu Oct 11: 8:30pm (FBT) Sun Oct 14: 3:00pm (ATH)

u.S. Premiere fill tHe VoiD lemAle eT hAChAlAl Rama Burshtein 2012, Israel, 90m With her first dramatic feature, writer-director Rama Burshtein has made a compelling, disconcerting view of Israels orthodox Hassidic community from the inside. Tue Oct 9: 9:00pm (ATH) Wed Oct 10: 1:30pm (FBT) World Premiere first cousin once remoVeD Alan Berliner 2012, USA, 78m A compelling, heartfelt chronicle of poet and translator Edwin Honigs loss of memory, language and his past due to the onslaught of Alzheimers. An HBO Documentary Film. Tue Oct 9: 9:00pm (WRT) Thu Oct 11: 6:00pm (FBT) frAnces HA Noah Baumbach 2012, USA, 86m Lightning-in-a-bottle, Noah Baumbachs love poem to his star and co-writer Greta Gerwig recalls Godards early celebrations of Anna Karina, but, as a New York movie, its beautiful in a brand new way. Sun Sep 30: 6:30pm (ATH) Thu Oct 4: 9:00pm (ATH) Wed Oct 10: 4:00pm (FBT) tHe GAteKeepers Shomerei hASAF Dror Moreh 2012, Israel/France/Germany/Belgium, 97m Six former heads of Israels internal security agency, the Shin Bet, discuss their nations past, present and future, in what will surely be one of the most hotly discussed films of the year. A Sony Pictures Classics release. Tue Oct 9: 6:00pm (ATH) Thu Oct 11: 9:00pm (ATH) GinGer AnD rosA Sally Potter 2012, UK, 89m A riveting coming-ofage story, set in London in 1962, centers on two teenage best friends (played by the revelatory Elle Fanning and talented
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Amour Beyond the Hills

Araf Somewhere In Between

Barbara Bwakaw

The films making up the main slate of this years NYFF, have in common a general quality of fearlessness that unites otherwise very disparate works. These are films that go all the way, works willing to take the risk or chance that by doing so they may be bringing audiences to places they might rather not go.
- RiCHARd PEA, nyff SElECTion CoMMiTTEE CHAiR & filM SoCiETy PRoGRAM diRECToR

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Join us for this special evening as we celebrate the Academy Award-winning actress, featuring an intimate on-stage conversation followed by the U.S. premiere of her latest film, The Paperboy, directed by the Oscar-nominated Lee Daniels and featuring one of the years strongest ensemble cast. Wed Oct 3: 8:30pm (ATH)
Camille Rewinds

The Gatekeepers

Caesar Must Die The Dead Man and Being Happy

First Cousin Once Removed

Fill the Void

ricHArD peA: 25 YeArs In his unprecedented tenure as the Film Societys Program Director and Selection Committee Chair of the New York Film Festival, Richard Pea has upheld the organizations gold standard for showcasing the best in world cinema, while dramatically expanding itsand, in turn, the audienceshorizons. From his encyclopedic surveys of Italian Neorealism and pre-revolutionary Iranian cinema, to major career retrospectives of directors Michelangelo Antonioni, Sacha Guitry and Satyajit Ray, Peas inexhaustible knowledge and insatiable appetite for undiscovered cinematic territory have been an ongoing gift to New York moviegoers for the better part of three decades. During that same time, he has overseen the Film Societys expansion from an annual festival to a year-round film exhibitor with three screens and a rapidly expanding online presence. As his final NYFF draws to a close, please join us for this gala tribute to honor a true visionary. Featuring special guest speakers, film clips, and many other surprises! Wed Oct 10: 8:30pm (ATH)

Ginger and Rosa Here and There

All MAIn SlATe FIlMS WIll HAve FIlMMAKeRS In ATTendAnce. FOR THe ScHedUle, vISIT FIlMlInc.cOM.

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newcomer Alice Englert) who are driven apart by a scandalous betrayal. Mon Oct 8: 9:30pm (ATH) Tues Oct 9: 6:15pm (FBT) Wed Oct 10: 9:00pm (WRT) North American Premiere Here AnD tHere Aqu y All Antonio Mndez Esparza 2012, Spain/USA/Mexico, 110m After years in the U.S., Pedro returns home to his family in Mexico, but the lure of the north remains as strong as ever. A most impressive debut feature. Sat Sep 29: 12:45pm (ATH) Tue Oct 2: 6:00pm (FBT) Wed Oct 10: 9:00pm (FBT) North American Premiere HolY motors Los Carax 2012, France, 115m Los Caraxs unclassifiable, breathtaking, expansive moviehis first in 13 yearsstars the great Denis Lavant as a man named Oscar who inhabits 11 different identities over a single day in Paris. An Indomina Releasing release. Thu Oct 11: 6:00pm (ATH) HYDe pArK on HuDson Roger Michell 2012, UK, 95m Bill Murray caps his career with a wily turn as FDR in this captivating comedy-drama about the Presidents relationship with his neighbor and intimate Margaret Daisy Suckley (Laura Linney). A Focus Features release. Sun Sep 30: 3:45pm (ATH) Wed Oct 3: 1:00pm (FBT) Mon Oct 8: 3:15pm (FBT) Sat Oct 13: 8:30pm (ATH) u.S. Premiere KinsHAsA KiDs Marc-Henri Wajnberg 2012, Belgium/France, 85m Perhaps the most ebullient musical youll see this year, this singular documentary/ fiction hybrid follows a group of street children in the Congolese capital. Thu Oct 11: 6:15pm (WRT) Fri Oct 12: 3:45pm (HGT)

tHe lAst time i sAW mAcAo A lTimA vez que vi mACAu Joo Pedro Rodrigues & Joo Rui Guerra da Mata 2012, Portugal/France, 85m This stunning amalgam of film noir and Chris Marker cine-essay poetically explores the psychic pull of the titular former Portuguese colony. Fri Oct 12: 9:00pm (WRT) Sat Oct 13: 4:00pm (FBT) u.S. Premiere leViAtHAn Lucien Castaing-Taylor & Vrna Paravel 2012, France/UK/USA, 87m NYFF alumni Lucien Castaing-Taylor (Sweetgrass) and Vrna Paravel (Foreign Parts) team for another singular anthropological excavation, this time set inside the commercial fishing industry. Sat Oct 13: 6:00pm (ATH) liKe someone in loVe Abbas Kiarostami 2012, Japan/France, 109m Master Iranian filmmaker ventures to Japan for this mysterious beautiful romantic drama about the brief encounter between an elderly professor and a young student. A Sundance Selects release. Thu Oct 4: 6:00pm (ATH) Mon Oct 8: 6:15pm (FBT) u.S. Premiere lines of WellinGton liNhAS De WelliNgToN Valeria Sarmiento 2012, France/Portugal, 151m Passionate romance, brutal treachery, and selfless nobility are set against the background of Napoleons 1810 invasion of Portugal in Valeria Sarmientos intimate epic. Mon Oct 8: 3:00pm (ATH) Tue Oct 9: 3:00pm (HGT) u.S. Premiere memories looK At me Ji yi WANg zhe Wo Song Fang 2012, china, 91m Song Fangs remarkable first feature, in which she travels from Beijing to Nanjing for a visit with

her family, perfectly captures the rhythms of brief sojourns home. Sun Oct 7: 12:00pm (ATH) u.S. Premiere niGHt Across tHe street lA NoChe De eNFreNTe Ral Ruiz 2012, France/chile, 107m A final masterpiece from one of cinemas most magical artists, this chronicle of the final months of one Don Celso allows the late Ral Ruiz the chance to explore the thin line between fact and fiction, the living and the dead. A Cinema Guild release. Sun Oct 7: 9:00pm (ATH) no Pablo Larran 2012, chile/USA, 110m Gael Garcia Bernal stars as a Chilean adman trying to organize a campaign to unseat Pinochet in Pablo Larrans smart, engrossing political thriller. A Sony Pictures Classics release. Fri Oct 12: 9:00pm (ATH) Sat Oct 13: 3:00pm (ATH) North American Premiere our cHilDren perDre lA rAiSoN Joachim Lafosse 2012, Belgium/luxembourg/France/ Switzerland, 111m The Belgian director turns a European news story about a mad housewife into a classical tragedy. milie Dequenne more than fulfills the promise of her award-winning performance in Rosetta. Fri Oct 12: 6:00pm (ATH) Sat Oct 13: 1:00pm (FBT) u.S. Premiere tHe pAperboY Lee Daniels 2012, USA, 107m Nicole Kidman gives one of her best performances in this steamy southern gothic directed by Lee Daniels (Precious) and co-starring Zac Efron and Matthew McConaughey. A Millennium Entertainment release. This film is screening as part of the Gala Tribute to Nicole Kidman. For more information on this special event, see

the Gala Tributes section. Wed Oct 3: 8:30pm (ATH) u.S. Premiere pAssion Brian De Palma 2012, France/Germany, 100m Brian De Palma brings great panache and a diabolical mastery of surprise to a classic tale of female competition and revenge. Noomi Rapace and Rachel McAdams are super-cool and oh so mean. Sat Sep 29: 9:00pm (ATH) Sat Oct 6: 9:00pm (WRT) Thu Oct 11: 3:15pm (FBT) sometHinG in tHe Air AprS mAi Olivier Assayas 2012, France, 122m Too young to have been on the May 68 barricades, a group of young people explore their options for continuing the political struggle in Olivier Assayas incisive portrait of a generation. A Sundance Selects release. Fri Oct 5: 9:15pm (ATH) Mon Oct 8: 12:00pm (ATH) Fri Oct 12: 6:30pm (FBT) u.S. Premiere tAbu Miguel Gomes 2012, Portugal, 118m An exquisite, absurdist entry in the canon of surrealist cinema, Tabu is movie-as-dreaman evocation of irrational desires, extravagant coincidences, and cheesy nostalgia grounded in serious feeling and beliefs. An Adopt Films release. Wed Oct 10: 6:00pm (WRT) Sun Oct 14: 12:00pm (ATH) North American Premiere You Aint seen notHin Yet vouS NAvez eNCore rieN vu Alain Resnais 2012, France, 115m The latest from 90-year-old Alain Resnais is a wry, wistful and always surprising valentine to actors and the art of performance starring a whos-who of French acting royalty. Tues Oct 2: 6:00pm (ATH) Wed Oct 3: 6:30pm (FBT) Tue Oct 9: 3:45pm (FBT)

Hyde Park on Hudson Kinshasa Kids

Night Across the Street

No The Paperboy

The Last Time I Saw Macao Like Someone in Love

Our Children Something in the Air

Leviathan Lines of Wellington Memories Look At Me

Passion Tabu You Aint Seen Nothin Yet

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Richard III

MEN OF CINEMA
Pierre rissient and the Cinema maC-mahon
A seven film tribute to the influential critic-programmerpublicist Pierre Rissient and the legendary Paris cinema he helped to program in the 1950s.
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Little Shop of Horrors (The Directors Cut) Lawrence of Arabia The Mattei Affair The Overcoat

cousin Jules le CouSiN JuleS Dominique Benicheti 1972, France; 91m A rediscovered masterpiece of world cinema, focused on the everyday life of a farmer (the filmmakers cousin) and his wife in the remote French countryside. Fri Oct 12: 9:00pm (FBT) DoWnpour/rAgbAr Bahram Beyzai 1972, Iran, dcP; 128m The remarkable debut feature by director Bahram Beyzai tells the story of a schoolteacher who falls in love with the sister of one of his students in a poor southern Iranian village. Bahram Beyzai in person. Sun Oct 7: 8:30pm (WRT)

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the Israeli occupation of the West Bank helped to end, in Gitais words, the myth of the good occupation. in person: amos Gitai. Sun Oct 7: 3:30pm (WRT) HeAVens GAte Michael Cimino 1980, USA, dcP; 216m Michael Ciminos much-discussed but rarely screened western epic returns in a glorious new restoration of the directors final cut, personally supervised by Cimino himself. Fri Oct 5: 6:30pm (WRT) tHe KinG of mArVin GArDens Bob Rafelson 1972, USA; 103m Jack Nicholson and Bruce Dern star as estranged brothers trying to get rich quick in bottomed-out Atlantic City in director Bob Rafelsons great and largely unheralded follow-up to his Five Easy Pieces. Bob Rafelson in person. Sun Sep 30: 8:30pm (WRT) lAWrence of ArAbiA David Lean 1962, UK/USA, dcP; 227m plus 15m intermission The screens greatest epic returns to the peak of its visual magnificence in this staggering 8K restoration. A Sony Pictures Repertory release. Sun Sep 30: 11:00am (ATH) little sHop of Horrors (tHe Directors cut) Frank Oz 1986, USA, dcP; 103m Director Frank Ozs ebullient adaptation of the smash Off-Broadway musical has finally been restored to its original directors cut, including 20 minutes of never-beforeseen footage. A Warner Home Video release. Frank Oz, Ellen Greene, Alan Menken, and Kurt Galvao in person. Sat Sep 29: 9:00pm (WRT) tHe mAttei AffAir il CASo mATTei Francesco Rosi 1972, Italy; 116m Francesco Rosis Palme dOr-winning bio-pic stars the great Gian Maria Volont as Enrico Mattei, the Italian businessman who sought to develop the countrys energy efficiency before dying under mysterious circumstances in 1962. Thu Oct 11: 8:45pm (WRT) nAtiVe son Pierre Chenal 1951, USA/Argentina, 35mm; 104m Heavily censored upon its initial American release, French director Pierre Chenals provocative adaptation of Richard Wrights controversial bestseller has been fully restored to its original 104-minute running time. Tue Oct 9: 6:00pm (WRT)

restorations, revivals and redisCoveries from Cinemas Past, as they were meant to be seen on the big sCreen.
re-introDucinG mArnie : WilliAm rotHmAn on HitcHcocKs lAst mAsterpiece featuring mArnie Alfred Hitchcock 1964, USA, dcP; 130m The Master of Suspenses strange tale of a thief (Tippi Hedren) with an unnatural fear of thunderstorms and men will be presented and analyzed by leading Hitchcock scholar William Rothman, author of Hitchcock: The Murderous Gaze. Sun Oct 14: 11:30am (FBT) ricHArD iii Laurence Olivier 1955, UK; 161m, dcP Immaculately restored to its full Technicolor glory, the finest entry of Laurence Oliviers Shakespeare adaptations features the actor-director as the eponymous hunchback duke who will stop at nothing to win the British throne. Sun Oct 14: 3:00pm (WRT) tHe rollinG stones cHArlie is mY DArlinG irelAnD 65 Peter Whitehead & Mick Gochanour 1966/2012, USA/UK; 60m This newly restored version of Peter Whiteheads behind-the-scenes diary of The Rolling Stones on tour in Ireland in 1965 is an invaluable document of a band becoming a legend. Sat Sep 29: 7:00pm (WRT) Wed Oct 3: 8:30pm (WRT) tHe sAtin slipper le Soulier De SATiN Manoel de Oliveira 1985, France/Portugal/West Germany/ Switzerland, 35mm; 410m plus 30m intermission Manoel de Oliveiras epic rendering of playwright Paul Claudels verse masterwork, initially screened at the 1985 NYFF in a drastically cut two-hour version, presented here in its full seven-hour cut. Sun Sep 30: 12:00pm (WRT) Family Film! snoW WHite AnD tHe seVen DWArfs David Hand 1937, USA, dcP; 83m Disneys timeless tale of a princess banished from the palace and then saved by seven unforgettable dwarves the first animated feature made in America. A Walt Disney Pictures release. screening with pApermAn John Kahrs 2012, USA; 7m Sat Sep 29: 10:00am (ATH)

notHinG but A mAn Michael Roemer 1964, USA; 95m Director Michael Roemer and cinematographer Robert M. Young brought the influence of cinema vrit to this landmark drama about a newlywed black couple facing the social challenges of 1960s America. Michael Roemer and Robert M. Young in person. Thu Oct 4: 6:00pm (FBT) olD czecH leGenDs STAr poveSTi CeSk Jir Trnka 1953, czechoslovakia; 91m, 35mm Six classic Czech folktales come to life in the brilliant puppet animation of Jir Trnka, who would have turned 100 this year. Sat Oct 13: 11:00am (FBT) tHe oVercoAt/ShiNel Grigori Kozintsev and Leonid Trauberg 1926, USSR; 84m The marvelous Alloy Orchestra returns to NYFF to accompany this rarely screened masterpiece of Soviet silent cinema, based on Gogols tragicomic story. screening with filmstuDie Hans Richter 1926, Germany, 7m Tue Oct 2: 8:00pm (WRT)

Night and the City

tHe proWler Jospeh Losey 1951, USA, 35mm; 92m The bored wife (Evelyn Keyes) of an all-night DJ takes up with an amoral cop (Van Heflin) in director Loseys taut film noir classic. Mon Oct 1: 6:30pm (HGT) pursueD Raoul Walsh 1947, USA, 35mm; 101m Massacre survivor Robert Mitchum attempts to untangle the suppressed memories of his traumatic childhood in Walshs extraordinary, expressionistic film noir/western hybrid. Mon Oct 1: 8:30pm (HGT) tHe tiGer of escHnApur Der Tiger voN eSChNApur Fritz Lang 1959, West Germany/France/Italy, 35mm; 101m After his Hollywood career flatlined, the great Fritz Lang returned to Germany for this late-career triumph, the first film of his two-part Indian Epic centered around the exploits of a German architect hired to build a Maharajas temple. Tue Oct 2: 9:15pm (HGT) WHirlpool Otto Preminger 1949, USA, 35mm; 98m A compulsive shoplifter submits to hypnosis to solve her problem, then wakes up next to a dead body in this typically dry, mean, poetic thriller by the great Otto Preminger. Sun Sep 30: 8:45pm (HGT)

liebelei Max Ophls 1933, Germany, 35mm; 88m In turn-of-the-century Vienna, a young officer and the daughter of a violinist seem destined for happiness until a duel over a married woman puts the lovers in jeopardy in this early success from the director of Lola Montes. Sat Sep 29: 6:00pm (FBT) niGHt AnD tHe citY Jules Dassin 1950, USA, 35mm; 101m In one of Jules Dassins most exciting films, set in pre-Mod London, Richard Widmark stars as an ambitious hustler trying to score big while the lovely Gene Tierney tries to convince him to go legit. Sun Sep 30: 6:30pm (HGT) obJectiVe, burmA! Raoul Walsh 1945, USA, 35mm; 102m A platoon of Army paratroopers (led by Errol Flynn) find themselves trapped behind enemy lines after destroying a Japanese radar station in director Raoul Walshs lean, intense WWII action drama. Tue Oct 2: 6:15pm (HGT)

fellini sAtYricon Federico Fellini 1969, Italy; 128m Better late than never, perpetual NYFF bridesmaid Federico Fellini makes his very first NYFF appearances with this new restoration of his Oscar-nominated 1969 classic. Sat Oct 13: 8:30pm (WRT) fielD DiArY yomAN SADeh Amos Gitai 1982, Israel/France; 83m Amos Gitais landmark documentary about

MASTERWORKS CINASTES/CINEMA OF OUR TIME

OP ENi NG Ni GHT JoHn cAssAVetes Hubert Knapp & Andr S. Labarthe 1969, France; 50m The first part of this film, shot in 1965, catches Cassavetes as he is editing Faces; he recounts his unhappy experiences trying to work in Hollywood, and his palpable excitement for what hes done in Faces is apparent throughout. The second part, filmed in Paris in 1968, reveals a more focused Cassavetes, as the success of Faces has shown him the direction in which he wants to continue. Wed Oct 3: 6:30pm (WRT) Abel ferrArA: not GuiltY Rafi Pitts 2003, France; 81m Franco-Iranian director Rafi Pitts arrives in New York to film a portrait of Abel Ferrara, only to find himself dodged by his elusive subject at every turn. Tue Oct 9: 9:00pm (HGT) AlAin cAVAlier: 7 cHApters, 5 DAYs, 2 KitcHens AlAiN CAvAlier, 7 ChApiTreS, 5 JourS, 2 piCeS-CuiSiNe Jean-Pierre Limosin 1995, France; 55m screening with tHe Home cinemA of tHe DArDenne brotHers le home CiNmA DeS FrreS DArDeNNe Jean-Pierre Limosin 2006, France; 52m Episode director Jean-Pierre Limosin films his subject, filmmaker Alain Cavalier, in an intimate, personal style that echoes Cavaliers own work; a decade later, he brings a similar approach to his portrait of brothers Luc and Jean-Pierre Dardenne. Sun Oct 14: 3:45pm (HGT) busbY berKeleY Hubert Knapp & Andr S. Labarthe 1971, France; 60m screening with
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Jean-Luc Godard

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A conVersAtion WitH GeorGe cuKor CoNverSATioN AveC george Cukor Hubert Knapp & Andr S. Labarthe 1969, France; 42m Legendary director-choreographer Busby Berkeley discusses the technical challenges of his work; seated poolside, George Cukor details his influences and his work with actors. Wed Oct 10: 6:15pm (HGT) cHAntAl AKermAn bY cHAntAl AKermAn ChANTAl AkermAN pAr ChANTAl AkermAN Chantal Akerman 1997, France; 64m screening with pHilippe GArrel, Artist philippe gArrel, ArTiSTe Franoise Etchegaray 1999, France; 48m Approached to direct an episode of the series, Chantal Akerman turns the camera on herself; plus, a rare, intimate portrait of the enigmatic Philippe Garrel. Mon Oct 8: 6:00pm (HGT) ericH Von stroHeim Robert Valery 1965, France; 90m One of the episodes devoted to filmmakers unavailable for interviews (i.e. dead) focuses on the enigmatic von Stroheim and attempts to separate the man from his myth. Sun Oct 14: 1:30pm (HGT) eric roHmer, eViDence eriC rohmer: preuveS lAppui Andr S. Labarthe in collaboration with Jean Douchet 1996, France; 117m Over eight days of filming, Eric Rohmer candidly discusses his work, the relationship of literature and film, and much else with co-interviewers Labarthe and Jean Douchet. Sun Oct 14: 11:00am (HGT)

HHH, A portrAit of Hou HsiAo-Hsien/hhh, porTrAiT De hou hSiAo-hSieN Olivier Assayas 1996, France; 91m The first series episode to garner a theatrical release finds Olivier Assayas following Hou Hsiao-hsien on a disarming guided tour of Taiwan. Thu Oct 11: 6:30pm (HGT) JAcques riVette: tHe niGHt WAtcHmAn JACqueS riveTTe le veilleur Claire Denis 1990, France; 124m The influential critic Serge Daney and filmmaker Claire Denis tag-team interviewed Jacques Rivette (for whom Denis had been an assistant) for this candid, twopart portrait. Sat Oct 13: 3:30pm (HGT) JeAn-pierre melVille: A portrAit in 9 poses/JeANpierre melville (porTrAiT eN 9 poSeS) Andr S. Labarthes 1971-1996, France; 52m screening with cAtHerine breillAt: tHe first time/ CATheriNe breillAT, lA premire FoiS Luc Moullet 2011, France; 52m Labarthes reworked version of his film on Jean-Pierre Melville, shot during pre-production on Un Flic; plus, Luc Moullets surprisingly tender look at Catherine Breillat and her controversial explorations of female sexuality. Sun Oct 7: 11:30am (WRT) JeAn renoir, tHe boss: tHe rule AnD tHe exception JeAN reNoir le pATroN: lA rgle eT lexCepTioN Jacques Rivette 1967, France; 95m In the third part of a Cinastes triptych on Jean Renoir,

the director sits alone in a cinema analyzing scenes from La Marseillaise and The Rules of the Game, and discussing his editing and storytelling techniques. Wed Oct 3: 8:30pm (HGT) JeAn ViGo Jacques Rozier 1965, France; 94m Jacques Rozier, director of the quintessential New Wave film Adieu Philippine looks at the life and work of the grandfather of all independent filmmakers, Jean Vigo. Mon Oct 8: 4:00pm (HGT) JerrY leWis (pArt one) Andr S. Labarthe 1968, France; 56m screening with DAViD lYncH, Dont looK At me Guy Girard 1989, France; 59m Labarthe captures Jerry Lewis during an extraordinary appearance before an audience of London film students in one of the series most unusualand bestfilms; plus, David Lynch avoids explaining himself during the scoring of Wild at Heart. Thu Oct 11: 8:30pm (HGT) JoHn cAssAVetes Hubert Knapp & Andr S. Labarthe 1969, France; 50m screening with rome is burninG (portrAit of sHirleY clArKe) rome brle (porTrAiT De Shirley ClArke) Nol Burch & Andr S. Labarthe 1970, France; 54m Though it focused in its early days on the titans of old Hollywood, the Cinastes team also made time for the New American Cinema, as seen in these two portraits of the mavericks John Cassavetes and Shirley Clarke. Thu Oct 4: 8:45pm (HGT) JosepH loseY Andr S. Labarthe 1969, France; 58m

screening with otto preminGer AnD tHe DAnGerous WomAn porTrAiT DoTTo premiNger Andr S. Labarthe 1972-2012, France; 58m Two uncompleted episodes of the series, consisting primarily of rushes from interviews with their respective subjects: Losey on the heels of his great triumph in Cannes with The Go-Between and Preminger in conversation with celebrated film scholar Annette Michelson. Fri Oct 12: 6:15pm (HGT) luis buuel: A filmmAKer of our time/luiS buuel: uN CiNASTe De NoTre TempS Robert Valery 1964, France; 44m screening with lAnG/GoDArD: tHe DinosAur AnD tHe bAbY Andr S. Labarthe 1967, France; 61m The inaugural Cinastes episode follows Luis Buuel on a visit to spain; plus, a one-of-a-kind 1964 conversation between Fritz Lang and Jean-Luc Godard. Thu Oct 4: 6:15pm (HGT) otAr iosseliAni, tHe WHistlinG blAcKbirD oTAr ioSSeliANi, le merle SiFFleur Julie Bertucelli 2006, France; 92m A fascinating look at Georgian expat filmmaker Otar Iosseliani through the lens of his former assistant Julie Bertucelli, focused on his unique working methods and conception of cinema. Sat Oct 13: 1:30pm (HGT) tHe neW WAVe: remeDY or poison?/lA Nouvelle vAgue, remDe ou poiSoN? Robert Valery 1964, France; 38m screening with WilD mAn pAsolini pASoliNi leNrAg Jean-Andr Fieschi

1966-1991, France; 65m Five years after the explosion of the French New Wave, Labarthe and collaborator Janine Bazin convened a roundtable of prominent filmmakers (plus Henri Langlois) to discuss the past, present and future of the movement; plus, critic and filmmaker Fieschis revised version of his portrait of Pasolini at his most polemical. Fri Oct 12: 8:45pm (HGT) rAoul WAlsH or tHe GooD olD DAYs/rAoul WAlSh ou le boN vieux TempS Andr S. Labarthe & Hubert Knapp 1966, France; 62m screening with Josef Von sternberG: from silence comes tHe otHer DuN SileNCe lAuTre Andr S. Labarthe 1967, France; 50m Newly retired from filmmaking, Raoul Walsh recounts his work with D.W. Griffith, his beginnings at Warner Brothers, and his adventures with Bogart, Flynn, Gable and Cooper; plus, the elderly Joseph von Sternberg laments the failure of critics and the public to truly understand his work. Sat Oct 13: 8:00pm (HGT) sAmuel fuller, inDepenDent filmmAKer Andr S. Labarthe 1967, France; 68m screening with fuller At tHe eDitinG tAble CiNASTeS lA TAble: SAmuel Fuller Andr S. Labarthe 1982, France; 11m One of the cinemas great raconteurs, Fuller here takes on everything from racism to communism, and from money problems to wartime combat; plus, a short film made by Labarthe 15 years later from unused outtakes. Sat Oct 13: 6:15pm (HGT) tHe scorsese mAcHine Andr S. Labarthe

1990, France; 73m screening with scorsese At tHe eDitinG tAble CiNASTeS lA TAble: mArTiN SCorSeSe Andr S. Labarthe 1995, France; 30m In one of the series most widely seen episodes, Labarthe and his crew film Scorsese at his office, at home with his parents and elsewhere, allowing him to speak whenever he feels like it rather than asking conventional questions; in the subsequent Scorsese at the Editing Table, Labarthe revisits the filmmaker to discuss several sequences from Taxi Driver. Mon Oct 8: 8:30pm (HGT) sHoHei imAmurA: tHe free tHinKer Shohei imAmurA, le libre peNSeur Paulo Rocha 1995, France; 60m screening with one DAY in tHe life of AnDre ArseneVitcH uN JourNe DANDre ArSeNeviTCh Chris Marker 2000, France; 55m Portuguese filmmaker Paul Rocha sets out to visit the the boldly iconoclastic Shohei Imamura, and Chris Marker delivers a brilliant study of Andre Tarkovsky in the final months of his working life. Wed Oct 10 8:30pm (HGT) WHere Does Your HiDDen smile lie? o gT voTre Sourire eNFoui? Pedro Costa in collaboration with Thierry Lounas 2001, France; 104m Portuguese director Pedro Costa observes the husband-and-wife filmmaking team of Jean-Marie Straub and Danile Huillet as they create a new version of their film Sicilia! together with the art students at la Fresnoy in France. Tue Oct 9: 6:30pm (HGT)

John Cassavetes

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Andrei Tarkovsky

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Shirley Clarke

sPeCial events
tHe met liVe in HD: lelisir DAmore 2012; 155m A special NYFF edition of the long-running performances series, featuring director Bartlett Shers season-opening production of Donizettis LElisir dAmore, followed by a live, in-theater discussion. Sat Oct 13: 12:55pm (WRT) oliVer stones untolD HistorY of tHe uniteD stAtes Oliver Stone 2012, USA; 180m Oliver Stone sets about exposing the errors and omissions in the official record of 20th century American history in this special preview of his explosive new Showtime miniseries. The screening will be followed by a panel discussion. Sat Oct 6: 1:00pm (WRT) World Premiere once eVerY DAY Richard Foreman 2012, USA; 66m Avant-garde theater legend Richard Foremans first foray into feature filmmaking in 35 years, Once Every Day is, per its creator, a time-mosaic of reformatted consciousness. We couldnt agree more. Sat Oct 6: 6:30pm (WRT) tHe princess briDe Rob Reiner 1987, USA; 98m A special 25th anniversary screening of director Rob Reiners beloved storybook romance, featuring a newly struck and pristine 35mm print, followed by an on-stage reunion of Reiner and cast members. Presented in partnership with the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and New Wave, the Film Societys young patrons group. Print courtesy of the Academy Film Archive.
New Wave & AMPAS members may purchase a VIP ticket that includes premium screening seats and exclusive after-party access. Contact NewWave@filmlinc.com for more information.

speciAl eVents continueD on tHe Arts

Music, opera, theater and magic are captured on screen in these films that reflect other performing arts through the prism of cinema. becominG trAViAtA Philippe Bziat 2012, France; 108m Met Opera favorite Natalie Dessay prepares to take on the role of Violetta in Philippe Bziats lovely film about the staging of Verdis masterwork at the Aix-enProvence Festival in France. Sat Sep 29: 8:30pm (FBT) Mon Oct 1: 3:30pm (HGT) Wed Oct 3: 3:30pm (FBT) World Premiere DeceptiVe prActice: tHe mYsteries AnD mentors of ricKY JAY Molly Bernstein & Alan Edelstein 2012, USA; 88m A warm and fascinating portrait of the man widely considered to be the worlds greatest magician: actor, raconteur and master illusionist Ricky Jay. Thu Oct 4: 6:30pm (WRT) north American Premiere inGriD cAVen: music AnD Voice iNgriD CAveN, muSique eT voix Bertrand Bonello 2012, France; 95m Fassbinder regular and cabaret performer Ingrid Caven performs a rich repertoire of songs in French, German and English before the intimate camera of director Bertrand Bonello. Sat Sep 29: 6:30pm (HGT) punK in AfricA Keith Jones and Deon Maas 2012, South Africa/czech Republic/ Zimbabwe/Mozambique; 82m A fascinating chronicle of the explosion of punk rock in 1970s South Africa, where it became a second front in the burgeoning war against Apartheid. Wed Oct 3: 9:00pm (FBT) tHe sAVoY KinG: cHicK Webb AnD tHe music tHAt cHAnGeD AmericA Jeff Kaufman 2012, USA; 90m Director Jeff Kaufmans look at the life of legendary jazz drummer and bandleader Chick Webb is a meditation on the transformative power of art as well as a monument to a great American artist. Sat Sep 29: 12:00pm (WRT) Tue Oct 2: 3:30pm (HGT)

Directors DiAloGues

MIdNIghT MOvIES

Stay up late with these nerve janglers that go bump, bang and make other disturbances in the night.

Ang Lee Sat Sep 29: 2:30pm (WRT)

Outrage Beyond

Abbas Kiarostami Sat Oct 6: 6:00pm (BWA)

Tue Oct 2: 9:00pm (ATH)

David Chase Sun Oct 7: 1:45pm (WRT)

tHe bAY Barry Levinson 2012, USA, dcP; 84m Paranormal Activity producer Oren Peli and Oscarwinning director Barry Levinson team up for this ingenious eco-horror movie in which you arent what you eat, but rather what eats you. A Roadside Attractions release. Sat Sep 29: 11:59pm (WRT) Sun Sep 30: 9:00pm (FBT) berberiAn sounD stuDio Peter Strickland 2012, UK; 92m Director Peter Strickland pays homage to the lowbudget Italian giallo films of the 1970s in this creepy tale of a mild-mannered British sound engineers misadventures in a Rome film dubbing studio. An IFC Midnight release. Fri Oct 5: 11:59pm (WRT) Tue Oct 9: 1:00pm (HGT) outrAGe beYonD AuToreiJi: biyoNDo Takeshi Kitano 2012, Japan; 112m The renegade yakuza Otomo is back on the scene as a new inter-clan battle royale brews in Takeshi Kitanos sleek, superior sequel to his 2010 Outrage. Fri Oct 12: 11:59pm (WRT) Sat Oct 13: 9:00pm (FBT)

cinemA reflecteD
illuminating documentaries and essay films about movies and the men and women who make them.

founder and patron saint of Indias National Film Archive. Thu Oct 4: 8:30pm (FBT) finAl cut - lADies AnD Gentlemen FiNAl CuT - hlgyeim S urAim Gyrgy Plfi 2012, Hungary; 85m Alain Delon trades glances with Marilyn Monroe and Jackie Chan springs to the rescue of Jeanne Moreau in director Gyrgy Plfis one-of-a-kind compilation film. Mon Oct 1: 9:00pm (FBT) liV AnD inGmAr liv og iNgmAr Dheeraj Akolkar 2012, norway/UK/India; 81m An elegant look at one of the cinemas most remarkable and fruitful creative partnerships, between director Ingmar

Bergman and his muse Liv Ullman. Mon Oct 1: 6:15pm (WRT) Tue Oct 9: 8:45pm (FBT) romAn polAnsKi: oDD mAn out Marina Zenovich 2012, USA; 88m Marina Zenovich follows her superb Roman Polanski: Wanted and Desired with a look at the insidious ins and out of Polanskis 2009 arrest in Zurich. Sat Sep 29: 4:15pm (WRT) Tue Oct 2: 9:00pm (FBT) room 237 Rodney Ascher 2012, USA; 102m Director Rodney Ascher wryly fuses fact and fiction in this kaleidoscopic deconstruction of the myriad myths and possible hidden mes-

sages of Stanley Kubricks The Shining. An IFC Midnight release. Thu Oct 4: 9:00pm (WRT) Mon Oct 8: 9:00pm (FBT) tHe WAr of tHe VolcAnoes Francesco Patierno 2012, Italy; 52m A chronicle of a cinematic battle royale: the making of the Roberto Rossellini-Ingrid Berman Stromboli and the competing project Volcano engineered by Rosselinis spurned lover Anna Magnani. screening with 101 Luis Miaro 2012, Spain; 20m Sat Sep 29 9:15pm (HGT) Wed Oct 3: 6:15pm (HGT)

cAstinG bY Tom Donahue 2012, USA; 89m This revealing look at the complex history of the Hollywood casting process makes a powerful case for this oft-overlooked craft, featuring interviews with top casting pros and many of the stars they discovered. Fri Oct 12: 6:30pm (WRT) celluloiD mAn Shivendra Singh Dungarpur 2012, India, 35mm; 164m A celebration of Indian cinema as well as of the man who did so much to safeguard it for future generations: P.K. Nair, the

sHorts proGrAms
sHorts proGrAm 1 (91m) crescendo Alonso Alvarez Up the valley and Beyond Todd Rosken A Story for the Modlins Sergio Oksman A Brief History of John Baldessari Henry Joost & Ariel Schulman Saint Pierre Kevan Funk Frank-etienne Constance Meyer Mon Oct 1: 3:30pm (FBT) Sun Oct 14: 1:00pm (WRT) sHorts proGrAm 2 (96m) curfew Shawn Christensen Things I Heard on Wednesdays Abu Bakr Shawky night Shift Zia Mandviwalla Zombie David Moreno nothing can Touch Me Milad Alami Kavinsky Daniel Schraner Thu Oct 4: 3:30pm (FBT) Sun Oct 14: 3:30pm (FBT) Robert Zemeckis Sat Oct 13: 6:00pm (WRT)

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Noah Baumbach & Brian De Palma Sun Oct 7: 6:00pm (WRT)

VIEWS FROM THE AVANT-GARDE

Curated by Mark McElhatten and Gavin Smith. For its 16th year, Views offers an expanded edition, presenting five days of New York and world premieres from the frontiers of innovative moving image making
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FRi OCT 5

1. chris Marker SAnS SOleIl 12:00pm (FBT) 2. Ral Ruiz THe BlInd OWl 12:30pm (HGT) 3. Invisible Attributes By Sky and on Foot THe cReATIOn AS We SAW IT Ben Rivers MORnInG OF SAInT AnTHOnYS dAY Joo Pedro Rodrigues cOncReTe PARlAY Fern Silva WAlKeR Tsai Ming-Liang 2:30pm (FBT) 4. nicolas Rey AndeRS, MOlUSSIen (dIFFeRenTlY, MOlUSSIA) 3:00pm (HGT) 5. circles of confusion 20HZ Semiconductor TenSIOn BUIldInG Ericka Beckman cOllecTIOnS Peggy Ahwesh InTeRSTITIAl PROJecT 1 Matt McCormick BIRTHSTOne April Simmons 2 cOUPleTS FROM THe RAIn SeRIeS KISS THe RAIn Lewis Klahr THe STReeT OF eveRlASTInG RAIn Lewis Klahr TOKenS And PenAlTIeS Talena Sanders InTeRSTITIAl PROJecT 2 Matt McCormick cIRcle In THe SAnd Michael Robinson 5:30pm (FBT)

6. Ferdinand Khittl THe PARAllel ROAd 6:00pm (HGT) 7. david Gatten THe exTRAvAGAnT SHAdOWS 8:30pm (FBT) 8. luke Fowler A dAY AT KARl MARxS GRAve Peter von Bagh THe POOR STOcKInGeR, THe lUddITe cROPPeR And THe delUded FOllOWeRS OF JOAnnA SOUTHcOTT Luke Fowler 9:15pm (HGT)

cOnFIdenTIAl PT. 2 Joe Gibbons SPYInG Joe Gibbons 2:30pm (HGT) 12. Jerome Hiler: new Shores In THe STOne HOUSe | neW SHOReS 4:15pm (FBT) 4. nicolas Rey AndeRS, MOlUSSIen (dIFFeRenTlY, MOlUSSIA) 5:00pm (HGT) 13. nathaniel dorsky AUGUST And AFTeR | APRIl 6:15pm (FBT) 3. Invisible Attributes By Sky and on Foot 7:30pm (HGT) 14. Jeff Preiss STOP 8:30pm (FBT) 2. Ral Ruiz THe BlInd OWl 10:00pm (HGT)

16. James Benning SMAll ROAdS 2:30pm (HGT) 17. doppleganger (The eternal Return) STRATA OF nATURAl HISTORY Jeannette Muoz GIRl cHeWInG GUM John Smith MAn PHOnInG MUM John Smith InTeRSTITIAl PROJecT 3 Matt McCormick WAITInG ROOM Vincent Grenier InTeRSTITIAl PROJecT 4 Matt McCormick TRAnSIT OF venUS 1 Nicky Hamlyn TRAnSIT OF venUS 2 Nicky Hamlyn WORK In PROGReSS Ernie Gehr 4:30pm (FBT) 18. Puzzling evidence AcROSS And dOWn Lori Felker HOTel ROOM Bernd Oppl THe dAY OF TWO nOOnS Mike Gibisser 5:15pm (HGT) 19. Atlas Minus THe STRIFe OF lOve In A dReAM Camille Henrot 21 cHITRAKOOT Shambhavi Kaul A FeW exTRA cOPIeS Bobby Abate 17 neW dAM Rd. Dani Leventhal vOIce OF GOd Bernd Ltzeler THe TOMBIGBee cHROnIcleS nUMBeR TWO Kevin Jerome Everson cHevelle Kevin Jerome Everson

WAdenA Peggy Ahwesh 7:00pm (FBT) 20. A luther Price Bestiary miscellaneous 16mm work Luther Price 9:00pm (HGT) 21. chronocolor JAKe Seven Mary Beth Reed AUSTeRITY MeASUReS Guillaume Cailleau & Ben Russell AnOTHeR vOId Paul Clipson WHIcH ceASeleSSlY FlOAT UP Beige (Vanessa ONeill & Kent Long) BlOOM Scott Stark neveR A FOOT TOO FAR, even Daichi Saito deeP Red Esther Urlus 10:30pm (FBT)

SAT OCT 6

9. Phantom Residence SPecTRe Sarah Grace Nesin PHAnTOMS OF A lIBeRTIne Ben Rivers THe ROOM cAlled HeAven Laida Lertxundi MeKOnG HOTel Apichatpong Weerasethakul 12:00pm (HGT) 10. Beyond the Borderline BeYOnd exPReSSIOn BRIGHT Erin Espelie THe nAMe IS nOT THe THInG nAMed Deborah Stratman MARSHY PlAce AcROSS Lorenzo Gattorna TecTOnIcS Peter Bo Rappmund 1:30pm (FBT) 11. Peggy Ahwesh & Joe Gibbons MARTInAS PlAYHOUSe Peggy Ahwesh FROM ROMAnce TO RITUAl Peggy Ahwesh

Circle in the Sand

Voice of God

MON OCT 8

Fragments of Kubelka Martina Kudlcek 11:15am (HGT) WORLD PREMiERE SPECiAL EVENT PETER KuBELKA: MONuMENT FILM approx 90m. | 35mm double projection & installation 1. Arnulf Rainer 2. Antiphon 3. Arnulf Rainer & Antiphon simultaneous projection side by side 4. Arnulf Rainer & Antiphon superimposed double projection 7:00pm & 9:00pm (WRT)
TECHNICAL REALIzATION BY ROBERT FILM SERVICE

F R e e A M P H I T H e AT e R P R O G R A M S
THURSdAY OcT 4
eMPIRe Phil Solomon Presented by Phil Solomon 6:00pm vUlGAR FRAcTIOnS Peter Bo Rappmund 7:45pm POnce de len Ben Russell & Jim Drain 8:30pm AGe IS Stephen Dwoskin 9:15pm

SuN OCT 7

FRIdAY OcT 5
AGe IS Stephen Dwoskin 10:00am, 2:45pm, 6:30 pm vUlGAR FRAcTIOnS Peter Bo Rappmund 11:15am, 4:00pm x3 eMPIRe Phil Solomon 12:15pm, 5:30pm POnce de len Ben Russell & Jim Drain 1:15pm, 7:50pm x2 deeP STATe Brad Butler & Karen Mirza 1:45pm, 10:00pm FOxFUR Damon Packard 9:00pm

SATURdAY OcT 6
AGe IS Stephen Dwoskin 10:00am, 6:30pm eMPIRe Phil Solomon 11:15am, 4:45pm x2, 10:15pm vUlGAR FRAcTIOnS Peter Bo Rappmund 12:15pm, 1:45pm x6 POnce de len Ben Russell & Jim Drain 1:15pm, 7:50pm deeP STATe Brad Butler & Karen Mirza 8:30pm FOxFUR Damon Packard 9:15pm

SUndAY OcT 7
eMPIRe Phil Solomon 11:15am, 5:30pm vUlGAR FRAcTIOnS Peter Bo Rappmund 12:15pm, 4:00pm x3 POnce de len Ben Russell & Jim Drain 1:15pm, 8:00pm x2 deeP STATe Brad Butler & Karen Mirza 1:45pm, 9:00pm AGe IS Stephen Dwoskin 2:45pm, 6:30pm FOxFUR Damon Packard 10:00pm

MOndAY OcT 8
vUlGAR FRAcTIOnS Peter Bo Rappmund 10:30am, 3:00pm x2 POnce de len Ben Russell & Jim Drain 11:00am AGe IS Stephen Dwoskin 12:00pm eMPIRe Phil Solomon 1:15pm

13. nathaniel dorsky AUGUST And AFTeR | APRIl 12:00pm (HGT) 15. Touch and Go QUAndO I vOlTI SI TccAnO Paolo Gioli ARBOR Janie Geiser IMPReSSIOnS Marika Borgeson POInT de GAZe Jodie Mack AUdITIOn Karen Yasinsky QUAndO I cORPI SI TccAnO Paolo Gioli dRAGOnFlIeS WITH BIRdS And SnAKe Wolfgang Lehmann 1:30pm (FBT)

vIeWS FROM THe AvAnT-GARde IS SPOnSORed BY

ConvergenCe
KeYnote conVersAtion Tommy Pallotta The visionary storyteller creatively blends technology, filmmaking, animation, and interactivity and will open Convergence with a discussion of the evolution of storytelling. Sat Sep 29: 10:00am (FBT) ADult sWim AnD tHe poWer of musicAl pArtnersHips (Panel) Transmedia is explored as a means of creating new revenue streams and new avenues to fans for musicians in this conversation between Laura Sterritt and Jason DeMarco. Sat Sep 29: 11:00am (AMP) locAtion, locAtion, locAtion: tHe future of film in A GeotAGGeD WorlD (Panel) Panelists will explore location as a backdrop for filmed entertainment and compelling narrative, as a vehicle for both commercial and noncommercial content. Sat Sep 29: 11:30am (FBT) trAnsmeDiA on $8.00 A DAY (Workshop) Whether you are a seasoned producer or a greenhorn, this guide will show you how to affordably produce a compelling cross-platform project without compromising on quality. Presented by Brian Fountain. Sat Sep 29: 12:30pm (HGT) multiple proDucers, multiple plAtforms (Panel) Members of The Producers Guild East will share details on the past, present, and future of producing for multi-platform distribution in this enlightening conversation. Sat Sep 29: 1:00pm (AMP) mccArren pArK pArt i: Hipster Dinos, AnD proDucinG sometHinG for notHinG (Screening/Workshop) Welcome to MCCARREN PARK, a transmedia extravaganza pitting hipsters against dinosaurs, with the first public exhibition of the film and an immersive presentation on producing an epic on a budget. Sat Sep 29: 2:00pm (FBT) WritinG trAnsmeDiA (Panel) Writing for open, interactive worlds is a different enterprise than creating a typical screenplay. This panel will explore the creative process from the writers unique perspective with guests from the WGA East. Sat Sep 29: 3:00pm (AMP) mccArren pArK pArt ii: Hipster Dinos, AnD HoW to Get noticeD WitHout pAYinG for it (Screening/Workshop) In part two of this presentation of MCCARREN PARK, explore how to spread the word about your transmedia work without relaying on a studio infrastructure. Sat Sep 29: 4:00pm (FBT) briDGinG tHe tecH DiViDe (Panel) Immersive storytelling is fueled by the creative application of new technologies. But how do we bring these cutting edge tools to the broadest possible audience? Sat Sep 29: 4:30pm (HGT) teDx uWs (Reception/Presentation) Explore what story means in the 21st Century. Join us for a preview of TEDxUWS and some of the most engaging discussions in recent memory! Presented in Partnership with TEDxUWS. Sat Sep 29: 5:00pm (AMP) noVels in neW forms (Panel) Authors and technologists discuss online publishing and the boundless possibilities of the tablet computer as a storytelling tool. Presented in collaboration with Digital Hollywood. Sun Sep 30: 10:00am (FBT) WorK in proGress: nY _ HeArts (Panel/experience) Creator James Carter will discuss NY_HEARTS, an immersive theater experience exploring New York one neighborhood at a time, offering tantalizing previews of the series next chapter. Sun Sep 30: 10:30am (HGT) Youre sucH A cHArActer: neW roles for AuDiences in storYtellinG (Workshop) Transmedia changes the relationship between audiences and stories. Well discuss how to structure a story to give the audience a part to play. Presented by Andrea Phillips. Sun Sep 30: 11:00am (AMP) best of breeD trAnsmeDiA content innoVAtors (Panel) From web series, content applications, to social media, a panel of top creators will discuss the state-ofthe art of transmedia, in a lively presentation. Presented in collaboration with Digital Hollywood. Sun Sep 30: 12:00pm (FBT) renGA: tHe nYc premiere! (Screening/Immersive experience) Left for dead, our heroes must marshal their resources to build a new ship and return home. Only this hero isnt on screen - its the audience, collectively controlling the action. Sun Sep 30: 3:00pm (HGT) non profit DesiGn summit (Panel) Transmedia presents new opportunities for traditional cultural institutions to engage audiences. Leaders from several institutions will dialogue about the collision of art, technology, and participatory culture. Sun Sep 30: 12:30pm (HGT) WHispers in tHe DArK (live Immersive experience/Presentation) A non-actor participant becomes the lead character in a 24-hour ghost story stretching across New York that culminates in a dramatic live presentation at Convergence. Sun Sep 30: 2:00pm (FBT) xYeYe: storY formulA (Workshop) The XYEYE team will present their nine-step story mapping process in a play-by-play demo with the web series FreeTag. Sun Sep 30: 2:30pm (AMP) trAnsmeDiA test KitcHen (live Immersive experience) Two teams of creators are charged with creating a pitch for a new transmedia property in one hour offering audiences a fast paced look at the creative process. Sun Sep 30: 1:00pm (AMP)

nyff live
Festival attendees and fans are invited to join us in person or online for NYFF LIVE, the New York Film Festivals daily talk show! These daily Forums will feature actors, directors, film critics and industry insiders in person to talk about their films and the latest festival buzz. Guests will include Lee Daniels (The Paperboy), Barry Levinson (The Bay), Christian Mungiu (Beyond the Hills), and author David Thomson in the first appearance discussing and signing his new book, The Big Screen: The Story of the Movies. Partners on selects nights of NYFF LIVE will include New York Women in Film and Television, Producers Guild of America East, SAGindie, WGA East and more. NYFF LIVE will be held throughout the festival at 7pm in the Elinor Bunin Munroe Film Center Amphitheater. Attending is free on a space available basis and will also be streamed live online. For more information and the complete schedule of NYFF LIVE daily talks, visit FilmLinc.com.

artists
In our continued effort to support artists from around the globe, the Film Society of Lincoln Center is proud to present these special programs throughout the New York Film Festival. For more information, please visit FilmLinc.com.
Artists AcADemY Tapping into both the Lincoln Center and NY film community, the Film Society offers an immersive creative experience for selected upand-coming filmmakers. Talks and case studies will help to inspire filmmakers artistic instincts. Participants include directors Paul Schrader and Robert Lepage (MET). critics AcADemY Building on the success of the recent Critics Academy at the Locarno Film Festival, the Film Society of Lincoln Center is partnering with Indiewire and, with the support of Film Comment Magazine, will launch Critics Academy NYFF at this years New York Film Festival. As we did in Locarno, this partnership will nurture promising critics and journalists as they attend and cover screenings and events at the 50th New York Film Festival. Throughout this years event the writers will participate in workshops and mentor sessions that include candid discussions with noted critics, working journalists, filmmakers and members of the film industry, including writers and editors from Film Comment Magazine. Coverage will be published on FilmLinc.com, as well as Indiewires Criticwire blog and other outlets. emerGinG Visions For the second year at NYFF, we are proud to collaborate with Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) and IFP on our day long symposium for twelve rising filmmakers. RBC is known for taking a leadership role in supporting emerging artists across many mediums and many companies. Key note speakers include acclaimed directors, Jonathan Demme and Mira Nair.

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Pedro Almodvars nYFF 2011 Filmmaker Talk

Mira nair
Fox Searchlight Pictures / The Kobal collection / Genser, Abbot

Film, theater, music and games collide at NYFFs immersive storytelling conference, September 2930.

Jonathan demme
Paramount / The Kobal collection / vergara, Bob

InveST In THe FUTURe OF FIlM. your tax-deductible donation to the Film societys 50th anniversary Fund will help support our new education programs and emerging filmmaker initiatives. For more information, visit FilmLinc.com/50Fund
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