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THE METROGRAPH
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Today's Films
Wednesday March 4
Thursday March 5
Friday March 6
Saturday March 7
Sunday March 8
Monday March 9
Tuesday March 10
Wednesday March 11
Thursday March 12
Friday March 13
Saturday March 14
Sunday March 15
Friday March 20
Saturday March 21
Sunday March 22
Friday March 27
Saturday March 28
Sunday March 29
NOW PLAYING IN THEATER
This weekend, Olivier Assayas and Claire Simon join us in person to present their films, followed by Q&As and exclusive carte blanche selections, in partnership with Rendez-Vous with French Cinema; our spotlight on Juliette Binoche begins with five films from her debut Rendez-vous in 1985 to Abbas Kiarostami’s Certified Copy in 2010; What Price Hollywood?, our series of cinematic poison pen letters, launches with Sunset Boulevard and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood on 35mm; other thematic series starting this Friday include Sukiyaki Bebop, deliriously entertaining east meets west genre mashups and Holy Trips, a series devoted to devotional missions both spiritual and profane with The Milky Way and Weekend on 35mm, and more!
Now Streaming
Explore the March slate of new arrivals on Metrograph At Home, including the Exclusive Streaming Premiere of Klára Tasovská’s multi-award-winning documentary I’m Not Everything I Want to Be, a showcase of celebrated Thai writer-director Anocha Suwichakornpong; films by Raúl Ruiz and François Ozon, and the late Nietzchka Keene’s 1990 feature The Juniper Tree joining our spotlight on women filmmakers!
JOURNAL
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Essay
Letters to His Wife
Translated into English for the first time, a selection of the esteemed Soviet filmmaker’s devastatingly honest and bittersweet letters.
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Interview
Anocha Suwichakornpong
The two filmmakers discuss exile, the shock of political awakening, and the filmmaking ecosystem of Southeast Asia.
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Essay
The Holy Girl
On Lucrecia Martel’s transfixing portrait of adolescent fervor.
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