The Film Society of Lincoln Center Offers A Day Of NYFF Encore Screenings on Sunday, October 12

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3 October 2014—

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The Film Society of Lincoln Center announced today that they will offer encore screenings of selected NYFF films on Sunday, October 12, for film fans to catch some of the films that have sold out, and/or they may have missed. The day of encore screenings is sponsored by Citi.

The NYFF Encore selections from the Main Slate include Oren Moverman’s Time Out of Mind, starring Richard Gere, and Abel Ferrera’s biopic Pasolini, with Willem Dafoe in the title role. Also showing from the Main Slate are Hong Sang-soo’s Hill of Freedom, Matías Piñeiro’s The Princess of France, and Alice Rohrwacher’s The Wonders which won the 2014 Cannes Film Festival Grand Prix award.

Choices from NYFF’s Spotlight on Documentary section include Debra Granik’s Stray Dog, an affecting portrait of Vietnam veteran Ron Hall; Albert Maysles’s Iris, a look at interior-design maven Iris Apfel; actor Ethan Hawke’s celebrated turn as a documentary filmmaker, Seymour: An Introduction; J.P. Sniadecki’s The Iron Ministry; Ed Pincus and Lucia Small’s One Cut, One Life; and Marah Strauch’s Sunshine Superman.

Rounding out the Encore lineup will be an additional screening of A Letter to Three Wives, from the Joseph L. Mankiewicz retrospective.
NYFF Encore Screening Schedule

The Walter Reade Theater
12:30PM                    HILL OF FREEDOM (67 min)
2:30PM                      STRAY DOG (105 min)
4:45PM                      TIME OUT OF MIND (120 min)
7:15PM                      PASOLINI (98 MIN)

The Elinor Bunin Munroe Film Center
12:00PM                    A LETTER TO THREE WIVES (103 min)
12:15PM                    IRIS (83 min)
2:15PM                      ONE CUT, ONE LIFE (107 min)
2:30PM                      THE IRON MINISTRY (82 min)
4:30PM                      THE WONDERS (110 min)
5:00PM                      SUNSHINE SUPERMAN (96 min)
7:00PM                      THE PRINCESS OF FRANCE (70 min)
7:15PM                      SEYMOUR: AN INTRODUCTION (81 min)
For more information please visit filmlinc.com