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Wes Anderson’s films continue to screen at The Museum of Modern Art, Cinema Year Zero continues at Anthology Film Archives, Horror Remakes 2000 at Nitehawk Cinema, The Lady from Shanghai (1947) at the Roxy Cinema & much more.

Wes Anderson’s films screen at The Museum of Modern Art, Metrograph re-opens with three series, Clint Eastwood x 4 continues at the Roxy Cinema, After Hours (1985) screens at the Alamo Drafthouse (Downtown Brooklyn), Arrebato (1979) at Anthology Film Archives and much more.

Magnolia Pictures at 20 continues and The Midlife Cinematic with Wes Anderson begins at The Museum of Modern Art, Clint Eastwood films at the Roxy Cinema and Metrograph & Arrebato (1979) at Anthology Film Archives.

Barry Lyndon at the Museum of the Moving Image, Brokeback Mountain at the Paris Theater, The Host (2006) at The Museum of Modern Art, Bird (1988) at the Roxy Cinema & Old Joy at Anthology Film Archives.

Magnolia Pictures at 20 series at The Museum of Modern Art, Alan Licht’s “Common Tones” series continues at Anthology Film Archives, Boogie Nights (1997) at the Alamo Drafthouse, Bird (1988) at the Roxy Cinema & 2001: A Space Odyssey in 70mm at the Museum of the Moving Image.

Boogie Nights (1997) at the Alamo Drafthouse (Downtown Brooklyn), Honkytonk Man (1982) at the Roxy Cinema, Two-Lane Blacktop (1971) at Anthology Film Archives, St. Vincent (2014) at the Paris Theater & Barry Lyndon (1975) at the Museum of the Moving Image.

Two-Lane Blacktop (1971), Old Joy (2006) & Big Wednesday (1978) at Anthology Film Archives, Musical Matinees & Complete Kubrick continue at the Museum of the Moving Image & Honkytonk Man (1982) at the Roxy Cinema.

I Love New York & Musical Matinees continue at the Museum of the Moving Image, The Limey (1999) at the Paris Theater, Stan Brakhage’s films at Anthology Film Archives, 16mm films at the Filmmakers’ Coop & Mono No Aware screens Karissa Hahn’s work.

Ikiru (1952) at the Paris Theater, See It Big: 70mm! continues at the Museum of the Moving Image along with Something Wild (1986), and Mono No Aware screens Karissa Hahn’s work at 72 Rockwell Place in Brooklyn.

See It Big: 70mm! continues with Tenet, Lawrence of Arabia & 2001: A Space Odyssey at the Museum of the Moving Image