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Hey NYC film friends, Mamdani x NEON teamed up so you can see ONCE UPON A TIME IN HARLEM for free this weekend. Take any of your loved ones to experience a snapshot in our cities' history.
eventbrite.com/cc/free-nyc-sâŚ
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"Fjord" asks whether or not many of these valuesâsecularism, a commodified liberal commitment to free agencyâare not simply elite heuristics," wrote @MarkAschParody out of the film's Cannes premiere.
Read his take on Cristian Mungiuâs Palme d'Or winner: filmcomment.com/article/cannâŚ
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'Once Upon a Time in Harlem' revives the spirit of an age over an afternoon's party latimes.com/entertainment-arâŚ
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ok fine i will rewatch IN THEATRES!!!!! SMILE!!!!!!!!!
đż The freaks have spoken: due to immense popular demand, we're excited to reveal that our 35mm đď¸ presentation of Ken Russell's THE DEVILS will return October 30-November 5!
Oliver Reed invades the Walter Reade one final time...
đď¸ are now on sale: filmlinc.org/devils
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The Mayorâs office and NEON are partnering to offer free screenings of âOnce Upon a Time in Harlemâ in New York this weekend: eventbrite.com/cc/free-nyc-sâŚ
The best film of #Sundance2026 was shot in 1972. In âOnce Upon a Time In Harlem,â the late documentarian William Greaves gathers Harlem Renaissance luminaries for an afternoon debate, preserving history as intimate memory. Invigorating cinema. observer.com/2026/01/sundancâŚ
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#Fatherland finds PaweĹ Pawlikowski in immaculate form, a film all but guaranteed to age like a fine wine.
Read @lou_kicks' Critic's Pick review: thefilmstage.com/cannes-reviâŚ
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'Once Upon a Time in Harlem' revives the spirit of an age over an afternoon's party
latimes.com/entertainment-arâŚ
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History in the making. A collection of moments on the set of KEN RUSSELLâS THE DEVILS.
In theaters now: thedevils.movie
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New Yorkers, catch a FREE screening of the acclaimed #MadeinNY documentary "Once Upon a Time in Harlem" courtesy of @neonrated & @NYCMayor, this weekend at @AMCTheatres Magic Johnson Harlem 9, @FilmForumNYC & @FilmLinc!
Get tickets now: eventbrite.com/cc/free-nyc-sâŚ.
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Great review that gives depth to the background of this excellent movie.
Lee Chang-dongâs Possible Love begins its theatrical run this week. Hereâs my review explicating what makes the film ânovelisticâ and why this is Leeâs most successful attempt yet to translate his literary sensibility into his cinema:
reverseshot.org/reviews/entrâŚ
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Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Neon to Present Free âOnce Upon a Time in Harlemâ New York City Screenings indiewire.com/news/general-nâŚ
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Interview: Sandra HĂźller Reveals Her Secret to Acting, and Driving a Giant Buick in Pawlikowskiâs Quietly Powerful âFatherlandâ by @jdonbirnam awardswatch.com/interview-saâŚ
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I spoke with the great Cho Yeo-jeong about POSSIBLE LOVE, working with Lee Chang-dong, and her approach to playing a documentary filmmaker
curzon.com/journal/cho-yeo-jâŚ
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â[It] is as dense as our best literature, filled with rich character beats that feel of a piece with what came before and where these characters are going next."
@Brian_Tallerico in his 4/4 star review of POSSIBLE LOVE, in select theaters now: rogerebert.com/reviews/possiâŚ
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"Elegantly told and rich in meaning, [this] is a beautifully derived piece of heartbreaking art."
@812filmreviews reviews FATHERLAND, in select theaters now: rogerebert.com/reviews/fatheâŚ
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Father and daughter, a long road home.
Starring Sandra HĂźller and Hanns Zischler, PaweĹ Pawlikowski's Cannes prizewinner FATHERLAND is in cinemas Friday. A MUBI Release.
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The Oscar-winning director, Pawel Pawlikowski, had to leave England to learn about history. He talks about rediscovering his Polish heritage, his parentsâ suicides, and the true story behind his Cannes-winning film Fatherland
âď¸ Andrew Anthony
bit.ly/3U4n4ms
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My #NYFF64 review of the rigorous and quietly intense Fatherland (Pawel Pawlikowski); perhaps one of the crucial intellectually rewarding films this year doing the festival rounds. film-forward.com/film-festivâŚ
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Pawel Pawlikowskiâs most remarkable look at reconciliation almost wrecked me.
Fatherland opens in theaters this weekend.
themovieminute.com/fatherlanâŚ
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#PossibleLove is another novelistic gem from Lee Chang-dong, the kind of richly detailed and intricately scripted yarn in which alluring themes like class, sex, and sociology are always on the table to be picked at.
Read @RorySeanOC's Critic's Pick review as the film opens in theaters: thefilmstage.com/venice-reviâŚ
