FLC is a nonprofit organization that celebrates cinema as an essential art form and fosters a vibrant home for film culture to thrive. 🎥
New York, NY
Joined August 2008
- Tweets71.2K
- Following2K
- Followers286K
- Likes36.2K
Film at Lincoln Center retweeted
"I don’t regret anything that I did. I don’t regret even if I made many mistakes. The feeling of regret is a very Catholic feeling. I run away from that. In [Bitter Christmas] I talk about creation and its relation with life, with reality."
Pedro Almodóvar talks with @lou_kicks about #BitterChristmas, how his approach to style has evolved over the years, the transformation of pain through art, and color: thefilmstage.com/theres-more…
Film at Lincoln Center retweeted
"The best of the Woolrich adaptations. . .express something virtually alien to noir mood and noir ethos: a lingering, faintly nostalgic sensitivity, a persistent albeit wistful humanism."
Cinema Gris: Woolrich/Neill's "Black Angel" by Donald Phelps, Jan-Feb 2000
Film at Lincoln Center retweeted
Subscribe to Film Comment for full access to the archive: bit.ly/3WDoxRx
Film at Lincoln Center retweeted
We’ve lost a Manhattan icon: Stanley Zabar, who passed away at 94 years young.
I’ve often said I represented the Manhattan district stretching from “the gay bars to Zabar’s,” taking inspiration from Stanley and his storied family business.
Zabar's is a community institution on the UWS, where since 1934, generations of Manhattanites have enjoyed their incomparable lox and bagels.
May his memory be a blessing.
🇩🇪 Through Thursday, November 12, experience one of the best films of this (or any) year: Sandra Wollner's EVERYTIME concludes its run in our theaters this week before returning for an extended theatrical run in February 2027.
🎟️: filmlinc.org/everytime
Winner of the Cannes Un Certain Regard Prize and now Germany’s entry for Best International Feature Film at the 2027 Academy Awards.
Film at Lincoln Center retweeted
"If the dark side of the American dream hardly needs to be excavated again . . .Gray presents something very different from a noir vision of a world where no one can be trusted."
Imogen Sara Smith on James Gray's "Paper Tiger"
filmcomment.com/article/fami…
Film at Lincoln Center retweeted
Film Comment Live! is back with a screening of "Gabriel Over the White House" and a post-film discussion with J. Hoberman about his book "Across the Movi-verse: Writing on Film, 2011-2021" moderated by FC editors Devika Girish and Clinton Krute.
🎟️: filmlinc.org/hoberman
🚨 Join us for a special edition of @FilmComment Live on Tuesday, December 8 as we host writer and FC Contributing Editor J. Hoberman and celebrate the publication of his latest book, Across the Movi-verse: Writing on Film, 2011-2021.
🎟️: filmlinc.org/hoberman
The evening will include a special screening of Gregory La Cava’s GABRIEL OVER THE WHITE HOUSE (1933) on 35mm 🎞️ and Dave Fleischer’s short film BETTY BOOP FOR PRESIDENT (1932) and will be followed by a discussion with Hoberman and subsequent book signing (copies will be available to purchase on site).
Film at Lincoln Center retweeted
Everytime dir. Sandra Wollner - movie of the year. Best thing I've seen in a long time. still processing
Film at Lincoln Center retweeted
🔥 Congratulations to the GODZILLA MINUS ZERO team on taking the box office by storm last weekend!
Having had its World Premiere on September 26 as the #NYFF64 Spotlight Gala selection, @nostoro's GODZILLA MINUS ZERO has now secured the biggest opening weekend for a live-action non-English language film in North American box office history.
Congratulations to @Godzilla_Toho and @GKIDSfilms on the tremendous success!
📸: @avant_GODLIS
Film at Lincoln Center retweeted
Wrote a little something about Pedro Almodóvar’s recent films of self-reflection
In recent years, Pedro Almodóvar has turned inward to find inspiration for films like Bitter Christmas, but that era is coming to an end.
tinyurl.com/4dwunsf7
Film at Lincoln Center retweeted
In recent years, Pedro Almodóvar has turned inward to find inspiration for films like Bitter Christmas, but that era is coming to an end.
tinyurl.com/4dwunsf7
Film at Lincoln Center retweeted
Watched Possible Love - what a movie, love how the strands of the narrative - personal relationships, labour, class, filmmaking- all weave together
🇪🇸 Babe, wake up, a new film from Pedro Almodóvar opens this weekend...
An #NYFF64 selection, Almodóvar's BITTER CHRISTMAS opens at FLC this Friday, November 13!
🎟️: filmlinc.org/christmas
The incomparable Pedro Almodóvar explores the artist’s tenuous relationship with fiction and reality in this film about an actress writing a script inspired by the lives of those around her—which is itself the invention of an Almodóvar-like filmmaker.
