New Restoration! The most famous man in the world in his most famous role: a Yukon tramp with dreams of striking it rich and an unrequited crush on a beautiful dance hall girl. The dancing dinner rolls and the cabin on the cliff… [read more]

New 35mm Print! A picturesque postcard of provincial France gone homicidally wrong, Godard’s acid vision of a bourgeois apocalypse still packs a sick wallop. Nominally about a typical couple plotting to collect an inheritance (and dismember each other)… [read more]

New Restoration! The most famous man in the world in his most famous role: a Yukon tramp with dreams of striking it rich and an unrequited crush on a beautiful dance hall girl. The dancing dinner rolls and the cabin on the cliff… [read more]

New 35mm Print! A picturesque postcard of provincial France gone homicidally wrong, Godard’s acid vision of a bourgeois apocalypse still packs a sick wallop. Nominally about a typical couple plotting to collect an inheritance (and dismember each other)… [read more]

Astral Plane. A struggling painter (Joseph Cotten) meets a young girl (Jennifer Jones) in Central Park who inspires a portrait and invigorates his career. She continues to visit him, but always preternaturally aged… [read more]

You Don’t Know Jack: Jack Nicholson in the ’70s A sun-dappled film noir for the ’70s, replete with political paranoia, intricate conspiracies, and an energy crisis. Nicholson offers an uncharacteristically understated performance… [read more]

Jack Garner Presents: Tall in the Saddle Hill takes a classic tale — the story of Jesse James — and employs remarkable casting. The story is of brothers: the Jameses, the Youngers, the Fords, and the Millers. Hill hires real brothers… [read more]

Director Todd Rohal in Person! Produced by David Gordon Green, Jody Hall, and Danny McBride, director Todd Rohal returns to the Eastman House (he was here in 2007 with his debut feature The Guatemalan Handshake) with his newest feature… [read more]

New Restoration! Fritz Lang may have foreseen the future in his epochal sci-fi silent Metropolis, but he never could have envisioned his allegory of labor and capital scored to the likes of Pat Benatar and Freddie Mercury… [read more]

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Astral Plane. Architect Peter Ibbetson (Gary Cooper) is hired by the Duke of Towers for a restoration project, but finds himself falling for the Duke’s wife. Their love grows, and even after Peter is sentenced to life in prison… [read more]

You Don’t Know Jack: Jack Nicholson in ’70s Master filmmaker Antonioni charts the wavering political commitments of Nicholson, a TV reporter who impulsively assumes the identity of a leftist gunrunner… [read more]