Welcome to the 48th New York Film Festival

Saturday ONLY: Spanish-Language Dracula!
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The fascinating and more “full-blooded” 1931 Spanish-language version of the classic tale is freshly accompanied by an eerie live solo guitar performance by guitarist, composer, and Grammy-nominated songwriter Gary Lucas.
Closing Night: Hereafter by Clint Eastwood
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Limited tickets just released to the 7, 8:15 and 10 PM shows on Sunday! Be a part of the triumphant final night of the New York Film Festival!
Foreign Parts
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Filmmakers Verena Paravel and J.P. Sniadecki have created a revealing and tender portrait of Willets Point, Queens, that captures the many roads the American dream has taken.
Sunday ONLY: The Marvelous World of Segundo de Chomón
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Before there was CGI and 3D, there were legendary effects pioneers like Segundo de Chomón.
OLD CATS-This Friday and Saturday
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“[A] sly, small-scale comedy about family love and hurts.” -Manohla Dargis, the New York Times
BLACK VENUS
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In his unforgettable telling of the deplorable life of the “Hottentot Venus,” Abdellatif Kechiche delivers a riveting examination of racism.

	[V]ery good…this largely observational documentary takes a close, intimate look at some of the men and women who work and even live amid the various auto-body shops and junkyard piles.
-Manohla Dargis on Foreign Parts, @The New York Times
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