Hungarian Cinema - Film Society of Lincoln Center

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Satoshi Kon
SE: Jerzy Skolimowski
SE: Mario Monicelli
SE: The Fighter
Spanish Cinema Now
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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
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Scary Movies 4
Mountainfilm
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IN: Chekhov for Children
SE: Tiny Furniture
Nathalie Baye
SE: Desperately...
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John Hughes
Latinbeat 2010
20th Century Fox
FC Double Feature
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Eric Rohmer
IN: The Last Survivor
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GS: Vanishing...
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Isabel Sarli
Ken Russell
GS: Climate Refugees
SE: You Don't Know...
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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
1
Chameleon
Delta
Fragment
Hunky Blues
The Investigator
Iska's Journey
Lost Times
The Man from London
The Milky Way
Pile Up
Puskás Hungary
Sun Street Boys
FCS: Jonathan Demme
IN: Prodigal Sons
FCS: Andy Warhol...
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The Good The Bad...
DOC 2010
NY Jewish Film Festival
Jeff Bridges
Chopin on Camera
Brazilian Horror
Louis Malle
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New Films from Hungary
February 12-18, 2010

Contemporary Hungarian cinema bristles with provocative ideas, stunning photography and inventive technique. Sample a vibrant selection of recent Hungarian works, including the paranormal mystery 1, adapted from an essay by the legendary Polish sci-fi writer Stanislaw Lem (Solaris); a recent work by Bela Tarr, The Man From London, which stars Tilda Swinton; and the rousing tale of rock n' roll and revolution, Sun Street Boys.

A must-see for fans of unconventional global cinema!

See more films and save!
· See every film in the series for only $69 ($59 Seniors / $49 Members & Students) with an All Access Pass.
Buy Online Now! or at the box office.
· See the five (5) films screening on Saturday, February 13 for just $40! ($30 Senior / $25 Member & Student) with a Day Pass.
Buy Online Now! or at the box office.

For film descriptions scroll down and click on the Read more... link under the film titles.

To purchase tickets online, click on the SHOWTIME under .

All Access Pass
$69 General Public
$59 Senior (62+)
$49 Member & Student
Admits one person to every film in the series.
Online service charge: $2.00 per pass ordered.

Single Screening Tickets:
$12 General Public
$8 Senior (62+)
$7 Member & Student
Online service charge: $1.25 per ticket ordered.

Tickets are also on sale at the Walter Reade Theater's box office and at CenterCharge, 212 721 6500.

Please note: Passes and individual screening tickets subject to availability. Certain restrictions apply.

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