Your Weekend Repertory Screenings: Home Alone, Rebel Wiout a Cause and More

Worried you wont get your fix of Macaulay Culkin and James Dean this weekend? Theres no need to fret.

Lets face it you just cant go wrong at your NYC local repertory cinemas this weekend.

Friday, December 13th

Friday the 13th (1980)

Landmark Sunshine

12:00 am

Ahh eighties gore and young Kevin Bacon. Not much could get better on a cold Friday night in New York City. Kick off your weekend the right way with the original tale of Jason directed by Sean S. Cunningham.

The Thin Blue Line (1988)

IFC Center

10:10 pm

One of the most monumental docs in the history of filmmaking is playing this weekend. See Errol Morris unprecedented account of Randall Adams, a man wrongly convicted of the murder of a Dallas police officer in 1976. Morris film actually helped overturn Adams death penalty sentence and forever changed the genre of documentary.

Saturday, December 14th

Home Alone (1990)

Nitehawk

12:00 pm

Get out of your apartment, you filthy animal and head over to Nitehawk while you still can because this screening is sure to sell out. See one of the John Hughes finest on the big screen, starring Joe Pesci, Daniel Stern, John Candy, John Heard, and an adorable Macaulay Culkin.

A Summer Place (1959)

Anthology Film Archives

6:30 PM

Possibly one of the more easily forgotten figures in cinema, perhaps because of his fly-on-the-wall approach to filmmaking, Delmer Daves is being honored this weekend at Anthology Film Archives - and rightly so. Daves, a pioneering screenwriter, director, and producer, gave the Western genre its defining look and feel. He not only influenced films and television shows to come (most famously The Waltons), but he helped launch the careers of Anne Brancroft, Charles Bronson, and Alan Ladd. All Daves films will be screened in 35 mm.

Sunday, December 15th

Rebel Without a Cause (1955)

Film Forum

1:00 pm 3:15 pm 5:30 pm 7:45 pm 10:00 pm

A portrait of angst and teen torment in the 1950s, Rebel Without a Cause, is not only an Ameican classic, but an illustration of post-war American culture. Its a must-see in its new 4K restoration courtesy of Warner Brothers. Plus, its James Dean. Go.

Down by Law (1986)

Museum of the Moving Image

2:00 pm

Part of the series, See it Big!: Great Cinematographers, Down by Law features the incredible art direction of Robbie M ller in one of Jim Jamuschs first features after Stranger than Paradise. See Tom Waits star in this unruly prison tale with a dark comedic twist.

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