Currently On Sale On Sale: 2011 Archive On Sale: 2010 Archive Film Foundation Satoshi Kon SE: Jerzy Skolimowski SE: Mario Monicelli SE: The Fighter Spanish Cinema Now SE: Dave Brubeck Chabrol & Penn Freedom Riders Suso Cecchi D'Amico SE: Rambling Boy Cannon Films Canon IN: Joyce Chopra FCS: I Love You PM Smita Patil FCS: Cisco Pike Stanley Donen SE: Jessie Maple's Will Scary Movies 4 Mountainfilm I Am 180º South Extinction SoLa Bag It IN: 11/4/08 IN: Chekhov for Children SE: Tiny Furniture Nathalie Baye SE: Desperately... SE: John Hughes John Hughes Latinbeat 2010 20th Century Fox FC Double Feature SE: Hip Hop Eric Rohmer IN: The Last Survivor FC: Summer Meltdown FCS: Animal Kingdom GS: Vanishing... SE: Airplane Isabel Sarli Ken Russell GS: Climate Refugees SE: You Don't Know... 21st Century Ltd. Clint Eastwood FC: Chandler NY Asian FF Human Rights Watch IN: No Tomorrow New Italian Cinema Agnes Jaoui Comedy Marathon IN: Orgasm Inc Muslim/Bombay SE: A Star Is Born Gr. Scr.: Fowl Play Lebanese Cinema Chopin FCS: Red Dawn They Came to Play Swedish Cinema Bahman Ghobadi NYAFF 2010 Chaplains Under Fire ND/NF Classics French Plastic Rendez-Vous Anne Bancroft The Winner Is... NY! Film Comment Selects SE: Rise Up SE: A Prophet Hungarian Cinema FCS: Jonathan Demme IN: Prodigal Sons FCS: Andy Warhol... Polish Cinema The Good The Bad... DOC 2010 NY Jewish Film Festival Jeff Bridges Chopin on Camera Brazilian Horror Louis Malle On Sale: 2009 Archive On Sale: 2008 Archive On Sale: 2007 Archive On Sale: 2006 Archive On Sale: 2005 Archive Archive 2005 - To April Archive 2004 - WRT Archive 2003 - WRT Archive 2002 - WRT Archive 2001 - WRT Archive 2000 - WRT Archive 1999 - WRT Archive 1998 - WRT Archive 1997 - WRT Archive 1996 - WRT		Mountainfilm in New York October 22 – 24, 2010 Mountainfilm in Telluride—part film festival, part think tank—comes to Lincoln Center with its eclectic mix of films focusing on adventure, exploration and the environment. Co-presented by the Film Society of Lincoln Center's Green Screens program, the three day festival has a particular focus on the extinction crisis. There will be screenings, receptions, panels and conversations with experts and activists who are on the front lines of the environmental battle. Programmed by Isa Cucinotta and Marian Masone of the Film Society, and by David Holbrooke and Emily Long of Mountainfilm. Special thanks to Ronnie Planalp for her support.		Calendar >> Single Screening Tickets $12 General Public $9 Students $8 Seniors $7 Members Tickets and passes are also on sale at the Walter Reade Theater's box office. Certain restrictions apply. VISITOR INFO >>
			OPENING NIGHT I Am Tom Shadyac, USA, 2010; 81m Filmmaker in person! The director of huge blockbuster comedies (Ace Ventura, The Nutty Professor) considers how, despite professional achievements and financial success, he felt unfulfilled. An introspective journey about happiness and a commentary on the American Dream. Screening followed by a reception. Read more...		Buy Tickets Fri Oct 22: 7
			180° South Chris Malloy, USA, 2010; 90m Jeff Johnson, Timmy O’Neill, and Rick Ridgeway in person! Mountaineer Jeff Johnson tries to retrace part of an historic mountain climbing route in Patagonia. A look at a magnificent part of the environment that still needs protection. Read more...		Buy Tickets Sat Oct 23: 7
			Extinction: Panel Discussion What can be done about the sixth major extinction in our planet’s history? We are bringing together an outstanding lineup of scientists and activists to discuss this crisis. Plus a screening of Flathead Wild (Trip Jennings, USA, 2009; 23m): At the headwaters of America’s most pristine river a mining project is proposed that would destroy an irreplaceable landscape, critical habitat for both rare and endangered species. Read more...		Buy Tickets Sun Oct 24: 2
			SoLa Jon Bowermaster, USA, 2010; 60m screening with Bidder 70 Beth & George Gage, USA, 2010; 10m (work-in-progress) Tim DeChristopher and filmmakers in person! Bowermaster had been working on a documentary about Southern Louisiana for more than a year when the BP oil spill struck. One of the first documentaries about the Gulf, post–Deepwater Horizon. Screening with Bidder 70: In 2008, Tim DeChristopher went to a government land auction intended for oil and gas and set off a chain of events that led to one of the most significant acts of civil disobedience on behalf of conservation. Read more...		Buy Tickets Sun Oct 24: 5
			Bag It Suzan Beraza, USA, 2010; 79m Filmmaker and Jeb Berrier in person! Try going a day without plastic. What starts as a film about plastic bags evolves into a wholesale investigation into plastic and its effect on our lives, bodies and waterways. Read more... About Green Screens The Film Society’s Green Screens program addresses through film the vital environmental concerns of global warming, the safety of our food supply, sustainable living, and more. Green Screens is programmed by Isa Cucinotta and Marian Masone.		Buy Tickets Sun Oct 24: 7:30