The latest: The 32nd annual New York Jewish Film Festival 2023 is now underway with tickets going fast • Jordan Peele's curated series The Lost Rider: A Chronicle of Hollywood Sacrifice closes out with the U.S. premiere of The Birthday (ft. Corey Feldman and Eugenio Mira in person) and a final 70mm screening of NOPE • Oscar shortlisted Saint Omer opens Friday with Alice Diop & Guslagie Malanda in person • Tickets now on sale for One Fine Morning and Daniels' curated series on their inspirations for Everything Everywhere All at Once with the directors in person • Oscar shortlisted NYFF60 selections EO and Corsage continue on the big screen • & more below!

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New York Jewish Film Festival 2023

Among the oldest and most influential Jewish film festivals worldwide, NYJFF, in partnership with The Jewish Museum, presents the finest documentary, narrative, and short films from around the world that explore the Jewish experience. The 2023 edition features in-person screenings at the Walter Reade Theater and two virtual offerings. 

Highlights include Q&As at screenings of A Letter to Mother, Charlotte Salomon: Life and the Maiden (world premiere!), Exodus 91, I Am Not, Krzysztof Wodiczko: The Art of Un-War, This Is National Wake, Yamna’s Blessing, March '68, and Schächten—A Retribution.

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Saint Omer

“Beautiful, disturbing, mysterious.”—Reverse Shot's #1 film of 2022

Successful journalist and author Rama (Kayije Kagame) attends the trial of a young Senegalese woman (Guslagie Malanda), who has allegedly murdered her own baby daughter. Rama’s plan to write about Laurence in a book inspired by the Medea myth increasingly unravels as she becomes overwhelmed by the case in Alice Diop’s arresting yet highly sensitive, superbly acted fiction feature debut. 

Q&As with Alice Diop and Guslagie Malanda at 6:15pm on Friday (moderated by Amy Taubin) & 3:30pm on Saturday (moderated by Jourdain Searles)

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Through Saturday · Corey Feldman & Eugenio Mira In Person Friday!

The Lost Rider: A Chronicle of Hollywood Sacrifice

Join us as we celebrate Jordan Peele's NOPE (final screening on 70mm on Saturday!) with Peele's handpicked assortment of films that serve as a guide to understanding NOPE’s thematic interests, including the U.S. premiere of The Birthday on Friday with Eugenio Mira and Corey Feldman in person for Q&A at the 6:30pm screening & an intro at the 9:15pm screening.

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Held Over

Oscar Shortlisted for Best International Feature (Poland) at the 95th Academy Awards 

EO

“The beasts give EO an authenticity beyond human acting, without the trappings of rational meaning. Behind the veil of Skolimowski’s bravura technique, life simply is.” —The Nation

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Oscar Shortlisted for Best International Feature (Austria) at the 95th Academy Awards

Corsage

“Subversive. A portrait of the queen as a feminist fever dream.” —Entertainment Weekly

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Opens Jan. 27 

One Fine Morning

The intensely poignant and deeply personal latest drama from Mia Hansen-Løve (Bergman Island) stars Léa Seydoux as Sandra, a professional translator and single mother at a crossroads, torn between the romantic desire she feels for a married man (Melvil Poupaud) and her obligation towards her sick father (Pascal Greggory).

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Feb. 3–9

‘Verse Jumping with Daniels

In little over a decade, Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert (better known by their joint film credit, Daniels) have established a formidable, consistently surprising body of work that has catapulted them to the foreground of popular American cinema. This February, Film at Lincoln Center is pleased to present Daniels’ features, plus a curated selection of films, music videos, and 35mm movie trailers handpicked by the directors themselves, who will appear in person for Q&As for their features. Daniels will also introduce two films from the series: Leos Carax’s unclassifiable Holy Motors; and the Hong Kong Cut of Wong Kar Wai’s The Grandmaster.

Tickets now on sale for FLC Members and go on sale for the General Public at 4pm ET on Thursday, January 12. See more and save with a 3+ Film Package (discount applied in cart) or a $99 All-Access Pass!

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Alice Diop and Frederick Wiseman in Conversation

This week on the FLC podcast, we’re featuring a special conversation with Alice Diop and Frederick Wiseman, whose films Saint Omer (opening Friday at FLC with Q&As!) and A Couple, respectively, were both NYFF60 Main Slate selections.

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