New York Film Festival
Ticket Information
September 29 thru October 15
2006
Locations
Alice
Tully Hall | W 65th Street at Broadway | Lincoln Center
Avery
Fisher Hall | W 65th Street at Columbus Avenue | Lincoln
Center
Kaplan
Penthouse | W 65th Street at Amsterdam Avenue | Lincoln
Center
Walter
Reade Theater | W 65th Street, between Broadway &
Amsterdam Avenue | Lincoln Center
Information
New York Film Festival
Ticket Prices Vary by screening and venue
Box Office Alice
Tully Hall Box Office for screenings at Alice
Tully Hall & Avery Fisher Hall
Walter
Reade Box Office for screenings at Walter Reade
Theater
Online
Film
Society of Lincoln Center Ticket Service for screenings at Walter Reade Theater
By Phone Centercharge 212-721-6500
The New York Film Festival
The 2005 version is the 43rd presentation of new works by the world's
most creative, provocative and important directors. The Festival's special
events include retrospectives of individual film makers, specific
film styles and genres, countries or periods
The 2005 program highlights include
George Clooney's Good Night, and Good Luck with Frank
Langella, Robert Downey Jr and Patricia Clarkson;
Cillian Murphy in Neil Jordan's Breakfast
on Pluto; Michael Haneke's Cache, starring Daniel
Auteuil and Juliette Binoche; Jeff Daniels and Laura Linney in
Noah Baumbach's The Squid And The Whale; and Philip
Seymour Hoffman in the title role of Capote, directed by
Bennett Miller
Special events
include dialogues with Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne, Neil
Jordan, Michael Winterbottom and Patrice Chereau; conservations
with Noah Baumbach and Steve Coogan; and a special screening of
the 1922 melodrama Beyond the Rocks, starring Rudolph
Valentino and Gloria Swanson
The festival features a
tribute to Japan’s Shochiku Company on its 110th anniversary with a celebration of
films created from 1921 through 2005. And, to keep everyone's senses
alive, the usually unusual offerings from the folks on the edge,
including features by Jean-Marie Straub & Daniele Huillet and Andy
Warhol, and shorts by David Gatten, Larry Gottheim and Heinz
Emigholz, among many others
Hint: If you can't catch
them at the Festival many of the best films play in the art
houses or first-run theaters in the following weeks
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