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Robert Koehler Resigns From Film Society of Lincoln Center, Replaced By Dennis Lim
The Film Society of Lincoln Center announced today that Robert Koehler would be resigning immediately from his position as director of programming due to family health issues. In his place, the Film Society announced the appointment of Dennis Lim in the position of Director of Cinematheque Programmi...
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Bill Clinton to Present Film Society's Chaplin Award to Barbra Streisand
Earlier today the Film Society of Lincoln Center announced that former President Bill Clinton will present the 40th Annual Chaplin Award to Academy Award-winner Barbra Streisand. The Gala will feature a series of film and interview clips from notable guests there to honor Streisand's legend...
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Lincoln Center's Rendez-Vous with French Cinema: Full Lineup
The 18th edition of Rendez-Vous with French Cinema, the Film Society of Lincoln Center's annual showcase of contemporary French film, hits New York screens February 28 - March 10. The fest's opening night sees the U.S. premiere of "Populaire," starring Romain Duris. Full lineup below.
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Film Society of Lincoln Center Joins Local Theaters for Hurricane Sandy Relief
With all of the heavy-hitting arthouse theaters in Lower Manhattan closed from crippling power outages last week, the midtown Film Society of Lincoln Center took advantage of its electricity to satiate audiences' desire for films -- and to spread the word on its relief programs.
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Joe Wright Takes on More UK Theater as Film Linc Plans Early Look at His 'Anna Karenina'
With his new adaptation of Tolstoy’s “Anna Karenina” hitting theaters in a few weeks, director Joe Wright has committed to diving further into the theater world. According to David Benedict in Variety, next summer Wright will direct Chiwetel Ejiofor in the world premiere of Aime Ce...
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Independent Film Week 2012 Roundup: Navigating Conflict, Film Preservation, Transmedia Futures, the Nature of Truth and More
IFP's Independent Film Week wrapped up Thursday, Sept. 20, but before it did Indiewire fanned out to cover a number of provocative panels and events around Lincoln Center. Below, you can find all of Indiewire's coverage of IFW 2012 in one place; just click through for the full stories.
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Reinventing Story: Bob Berney, John Sloss, Lance Weiler and More Face the Future During Independent Film Week
Midway through Independent Film Week 2012, IFP held a closed panel titled "Reinvent: Media Arts for the 21st Century" at the Walter Reade Theater that featured seven speakers weighing in on the evolution and potential of independent film, its growing distribution options and the nature ...
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Celebrating Its 50th Anniversary, the New York Film Festival Is Bigger and Bolder Than Ever. Here's What the Future Holds.
A gateway for New Yorkers to world cinema, and a major waystation for international auteurs to show their work to American audiences, the Film Society of Lincoln Center and the NYFF have played an essential role in the history of film. New heads Kent Jones and Bob Koehler take on that daunting task.
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New York Film Festival Announces Finalists for Its Critics Academy and the First Edition of Its Artists Academy
The Film Society of Lincoln Center has announced details for the New York Film Festival Critics Academy, a development program for emerging film critics coordinated with Film Comment Magazine and us here at Indiewire, as well the debut of the NYFF Artists Academy, a new filmmaker development initiat...
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New York Film Festival to Include Two New Programs: Transmedia Weekend and Midnight Movies Section
The Film Society of Lincoln Center has announced that the 50th anniversary of its New York Film Festival will include two new programs: NYFF Convergence, a premier showcase and conference for transmedia projects, and a Midnight Movies section for horror, thriller and suspense films.
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