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Wrote about Antonioni's LE AMICHE, playing today Anthology Film Archives, and its source, Cesar Pavese's great novel AMONG WOMEN ONLY. screenslate.com/articles/le-am…

The combination of First Look programming and Reverse Shot coverage of First Look programming is Museum of the Moving Image at its best. Incredible to read Hannah Bonner illuminating the Illuminations program but browse through the site for more gems. reverseshot.org/features/3315/…

Another great treat coming to @paristheaternyc. Starring Margaret Sullavan and Herbert Marshall, with a top-notch Preston Sturges script, this was the surprise hit of last year's Nitrate Picture Show. Showing on (safety) 35mm film. 4/12+13. paristheaternyc.com/film/the-good-…

Thrilled to share this: a full weekend of screenings and discussions with the great Tom Gunning Museum of the Moving Image, with films by Griffith, Lang, Hartley, Klahr, Ahwesh, Jacobs, Gehr, Brakhage and more, to celebrate Tom's new book of writings. April 26 & 27. movingimage.org/series/tom-gun…

Bravo! Great news for NY filmgoers. Congrats Ira Deutchman, @nyindieguy.com on Bluesky and Adeline Monzier!

Great news. Reverse Shot continues the tradition started with Eric Hynes of my favorite people running the film programming Museum of the Moving Image.

Highly recommend getting your tix now for this rare screening of Hal Hartley's FLIRT followed by a @filmcomment live podcast taping with Tom Gunning. (Limited seating--it's in the 68-seat theater). Sun. 4/27 3pm @movingimagenyc movingimage.org/event/flirt/

Talked with Callie Hernandez and Courtney Stephens about their beguiling, mysterious, self-reflexive film INVENTION, opening today @metrograph. scienceandfilm.org/articles/3682/…

In what promises to be an amazing weekend with Tom Gunning in NYC (where be belongs), the Saturday 3:30 program is the key, with films by Bitzer, Griffith, Anger, Brakhage, Jacobs, Gehr, and Klahr and an in-depth conversation. movingimage.org/event/cinema-o…

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Great people doing a great thing. Congrats, Maya Cade maya cade, and Dennis Doros and Amy Heller Milestone FIlms. Wonderful news for film culture and history. nytimes.com/2025/05/06/mov…

Just going on record with Panahi for the Palme D'or.

Surprised by some of the blasé responses to Bi Gan's RESURRECTION, a staggeringly beautiful dream film about the life and death of cinema and the murder of the 20th century by the 21st.

Called it. Such a great choice.

Happy to report from Cannes for Screen Slate: screenslate.com/articles/canne…

Who’s got the whole Nitrate Picture Show lineup? So far, looks like La Ronde, Canyon Passage, Wife Be Like a Rose and The City are in!

Perfect finale for the series!

So excited to continue an Eric Hynes annual tradition Museum of the Moving Image, an evening with the brilliant director John DeMarsico. Recommend snatching tickets quickly. This year’s program will include a tribute to baseball tv legend Bill Webb. movingimage.org/event/john-dem…

Congrats to edo on this wonderful news. It's no accident that he's programmed for four great venues: Doc Films, @mayslescinema, @movingimageNYC, and now Metrograph. filmmakermagazine.com/130885-metrogr…

A THEATER NEAR YOU, my MoMA series about NYC's great indie film theaters, opens next Thursday, paying homage to Iris Barry and the birth of MoMA's film program. Sternberg's THE LAST COMMAND and Pudovkin's CHESS FEVER, with live piano by Makia Matsumura! moma.org/calendar/event…