Our Next Program
NYWIFT Talks with The Cherry Picks Co-Founder Miranda Bailey
09 Jun 2020 @ 03:00pm
In this NYWIFT Talk, join The Cherry Picks Co-Founder Miranda Bailey for a Zoom conversation. We’ll focus on on how The Cherry Picks has revolutionized female film critics.
This conversation will be moderated by NYWIFT Board Member Rachel Watanabe-Batton and is free for all members to attend.
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“Mysteries of Lisbon” by Legendary Filmmaker Raul Ruiz Makes Virtual US Premiere
Ten years after the film release of MYSTERIES OF LISBON, by legendary Chilean-born filmmaker, Raúl Ruiz, Music Box Films is excited to present the original six-hour episodic mini-series version with additional footage never before seen in the U.S. Adapted from the novel by the 19th-century Portuguese author Camilo Castelo Branco, the extended version of MYSTERIES OF LISBON began its two-week virtual engagement at Film at Lincoln Center and available until June 4th. Tickets are available at Film at Lincoln Center.
