7 Walks with Mark Brown opens Friday at BAM with the filmmakers in person. 🌱🌷

Opening this Friday June 20 www.bam.org/film/2025/er...

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7 Walks with Mark Brown opens June 20 at BAM Cinemas with filmmakers Pierre Creton & Vincent Barré in person 🪻 🎟️ www.bam.org/film/2025/er...

A flower walk in Prospect Park with Pierre Creton & Vincent Barré. Led by Marielle Anzelone, founder of NYC Wildflower Week. RSVP here: www.eventbrite.com/e/flora-of-n...

7 Walks with Mark Brown opens June 20 at BAM Cinemas, with Creton & Barré in person. 🪻

Happy May Day! www.criterionchannel.com/two-revoluti...

coming to criterion channel may 1. Happy May Day!!

Leila and the Wolves, on tour now across the U.S. & Canada.

Heiny Srour / Leila and the Wolves / March 14 at BAM

A look at the pristine check print we’ll be screening tomorrow. See you at BAM! We’ve been moved to the biggest theater, so bring your friends, families, loved ones, comrades.

In collaboration with Punto de Vista, International Film Festival of Navarra, we are pleased to present two Frans van de Staak texts from 1966: ‘An Interview with Jean-Marie Straub’ + an essay ‘On NICHT VERSÖHNT and MACHORKA-MUFF.’ Links below.

today is the premiere of another charles burnett masterpiece! “annihilation of fish” (1999), starring james earl jones and lynn redgrave, opens at BAM cinema in NYC before expanding. here’s a photo of the restoration work i had a pleasure of witnessing last april (!) www.bam.org/film/2025/th...

Two Films by Heiny Srour open March 14 at BAM. www.bam.org/film/2025/le...

Now streaming on @criterion.bsky.social 💐 Directed by Axelle Ropert, “one of contemporary French cinema’s most intriguing auteurs.” www.criterionchannel.com/directed-by-...

The Big Mouth (Jerry Lewis, 1967) will be playing in 35mm at BAM on Mar 4, so the programmers asked Chris Fujiwara and me to discuss it, which you can read here: theaterofthematters.com/texts/the-bi...

Lucky Star is proud to present our Year in Review. Check out lists from our editors and some of our friends, with some thoughts on a few particular films. theluckystarfilm.net/2025/01/22/y...

7 Walks with Mark Brown was selected by Dennis Lim as one of the 10 best films of 2024. Coming to theaters in June.

The films of @axelleropert.bsky.social will be streaming on criterion channel on February 1!

7 Walks with Mark Brown will make its Quebec premiere at this wonderful new festival. 🌱

"7 WALKS WITH MARK BROWN shows us an exquisite microcosm of existence, containing rich history, meaning, and mystery." - Roger Ebert dot com. Pierre Creton & Vincent Barré's latest film makes its Canadian premiere on Wednesday December 11 at TIFF.

Some great 1975 films I haven’t seen mentioned: Kafr Kassem, Aloïse, Muna Moto, Breaking with Old Ideas, Xala.

Nothing else I could’ve watched in November stood a chance after these two

There’s a bojangles right next to my gate. I’m not superman. I’m not made of stone.

I’ve seen enough Alperen Sengun is the greatest basketball player

New Farrelly Brothers movie today, or at least that's what initial reports said, but it appears only Bobby directed...

Michurin aka Life in Bloom (Oleksandr Dovzhenko, 1949)

follow @severalfutures.bsky.social if you wanna keep up with my distribution work!

Next up: Pierre Creton & Vincent Barré’s 7 WALKS WITH MARK BROWN will make its Canadian premiere at TIFF on December 11

Thieves’ Highway by Jules Dassin - hell of a movie

Tari Eason and Amen Thompson are my only hope

Leo McCarey: “[PUTTING PANTS ON PHILIP]’s my baby.”

Two reflections: one a reminder of a dream, the other of reality. Love Affair // Playtime

That rat fink Leo McCarey sure could make a movie

where are the Zhang Lu heads

Axelle Ropert Alain Kassanda Heiny Srour Rabah Ameur-Zaïmeche Pierre Creton

bluesky exclusive

If in NYC this October, you could do much worse than to any one of these four marvelous films, which to these eyes look still fresh and new. metrograph.com/category/vec...

basketball

watched some good stuff in july

one of the best movies

There’s a new cinema in Dallas where every house is a palace and we’re sending Ropert’s films there