✨Announcing our AUGUST 2023 Criterion titles! A bittersweet family portrait set in San Francisco’s Chinese American community, a rediscovered '90s treasure of dynamic DIY filmmaking, and a quartet of poetic, political films by a pivotal Swedish auteur.✨ https://t.co/b9WNq5cGeJ
The Public Enemy was released nationally in the US 92 years ago today, on May 15, 1931... In 1998, the film was selected for preservation in the National Film Registry for being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant"... #otd https://t.co/QpXnFocYeZ
Nine black & white films have been nominated for Best Picture at the Oscars over the last 50 years. But did they win any awards? I took a look.
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Nine black & white films have been nominated for Best Picture at the Oscars over the last 50 years. But did they win any awards? I took a look.
https://t.co/D9Uuv59p9a
Soon you'll see an announcement saying the next NYU @CinemaStudies Orphan Film Symposium will be hosted by @Concordia University in #Montreal, June 15-18, 2022. Theme: Counter-Archive. @Counter_Archive
Our year-long series of streaming recommendations ends with a staff “potluck” edition of personal favorites and titles worth revisiting. Read on our blog: https://t.co/Wkpk7ayq56
See Alan Ladd and Veronica Lake in a complicated tale of political corruption and murder, THE GLASS KEY ('42), Saturday and Sunday on #NoirAlley hosted by @EddieMuller.
Charlton Heston and Sophia Loren celebrating the making of EL CID (1961). See them in director Anthony Mann's spectacular Spanish epic, screening Sunday 7 p.m. in #35mm: https://t.co/jIA3REc2GA
If you're heading to Phoenix, Arizona soon (or live there!) and want to catch a classic film on the big screen head to @thefilmbarphx. I spoke with the Alex Harman, the Curator of the Art House Society, in this interview. #ScreeningClassics
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In the new series Screening Classics I'm talking to people in theaters around the country that are screening classic films. First up is @AlabamaTheatre. #ScreeningClassics
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Featuring a dizzying cast of stars (James Garner! Toshiro Mifune! Françoise Hardy!), montages by Saul Bass and arresting European locations, GRAND PRIX (1966) is a film that needs to be seen on the big screen. This Sat 7:30 p.m. in #35mm: https://t.co/vjVvq92UVv
Paul Schrader's stylish existential thriller AMERICAN GIGOLO (1980) is now streaming on the Channel as part of our upcoming Three Hustlers series. https://t.co/GrpDzBqGi1