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“Jennifer Jones occupies a celestial niche… Even as she crawled through the dirt, you still had a sense of her as the abstract embodiment of ideal femininity, 1940s style: a beautiful, empathetic trophy who was fundamentally untouchable.” - Stephen Holden, The New York Times “Ms. Jones was never less than enchanting… A bona fide movie star with the looks to prove it. But the lingering, haunting, ephemeral truth she brought to the movies came from deeper within.” - Bruce Bennett, The New York Sun Saint and Sinner: The Tempestuous Career of Jennifer Jones May 16 – 24 Return to the Golden Age of Hollywood with a dozen classic films starring the beautiful and mysterious Jennifer Jones. Many screenings will have introductions by noted guest speakers, including critics Molly Haskell and Andrew Sarris, historian and Turner Classic Movies host Robert Osborne, Academy Award-winning film editor Thelma Schoonmaker, producer Daniel Selznick and Jennifer Jones biographer Edward Z. Epstein. Our Jennifer Jones/Charles Boyer Series Pass admits one person to a total of five titles in either series, May 16 – 27. View the line-up. Browse the Calendar to buy tickets online. Green Screens for Kids! Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind Sat May 17: 11am We are screening this exciting futuristic anime in its uncut original Japanese version. It's a powerful environmental epic created by the legendary Japanese animator Hayao Miyazaki (Spirited Away, Princess Mononoke, Howl's Moving Castle). Rated PG ~ it's for all ages! After the screening stay for family friendly eco demonstrations by some Green Screens partners including Back to the Wilderness, Bank Street Books, Con Ed Solutions, the Lower East Side Ecology Center and the Westside Community Garden. Charles Boyer on the Fishko Files on WNYC Charles Boyer and the Art of Seduction May 23 – 27 Few actors can boast an international career as enduring as that of Charles Boyer. This series salutes the Gallic star with the unmistakable voice who could project warmth or diamond-hard cruelty with equal skill – a consummate actor and legendary star. Our Jennifer Jones/Charles Boyer Series Pass admits one person to a total of five titles in either series, May 16 – 27. View the line-up. Browse the Calendar to buy tickets online. Israel @ 60 May 28 – June 5 To mark the 60th anniversary of the founding of Israel we will screen 15 films from the past ten years - the most remarkable decade yet for Israeli cinema and a powerful reflection on the country's history. View the line-up. Browse the Calendar to buy tickets online. “Some movies are too good to miss. ‘Judy Berlin’ is one of them.” – Peter Travers, Rolling Stone Judy Berlin Young Friends of Film Thu June 5: 7:3o Boasting an all-star cast of New York actors including Edie Falco and Madeline Kahn, and shot in sumptuous black-and-white, the film is an incredibly sensitive and humorous debut by writer/director Eric Mendelsohn. Actress Edie Falco and director Eric Mendelsohn will be present for a Q&A. As always, there will be a post-film party with an open bar and hors d’oeuvres. Open Roads: New Italian Cinema June 6 – 12 We welcome some of Italy’s finest directorial talents to New York with 13 new features including, in collaboration with the Film Society's Green Screens program, the screening of filmmakers Esmeralda Calabria, Andrea D’Ambrosio and Peppe Ruggiero’s Biùtiful Cauntri. There's a special retrospective screening (that is also the New York premiere) of filmmaker Franco Piavoli’s Blue Planet in celebration of its a 25th anniversary as well as a program featuring a selection of popular short films. Directors Gianni Zanasi, Ferzan Ozpetek, Andrea Porporati, Salvatore Maira, Wilma Labate, and actors Jasmine Trinca and Valerio Mastandrea are among the filmmakers expected to attend screenings during series. View the line-up. Browse the Calendar to buy tickets online. FILM SOCIETY EXTENDS SENIOR DISCOUNT Seniors (62+) now receive a discount to all regularly priced Walter Reade Theater screenings, including those on evenings & weekends. The senior ticket price is $8. Before you buy tickets for any screenings or events, consider becoming a Film Society member to take advantage of our member’s discounted ticket price of $7 for all generally priced screenings at the Walter Reade Theater, along with membership’s other benefits. *Please Note: Ticket prices and surcharges may vary for special events or programs. Complimentary passes & vouchers are not accepted for special events or when a "no-pass" policy is posted at the box office &/or online. A separate ticket is required for each screening. All sales are final. No refunds or exchanges. All showings are subject to change. Latecomers will be seated at the discretion of the management. Back to Top

Walter Reade Theater General Admission*: $11 public $8 senior $7 Film Society member & student (w/ID), child (6-12, accompanied by an adult). Please note: there is a $1.25 service charge per ticket ordered online and cash only transactions at the box office. Series Pass: $40 public $30 Film Society member Admits one person to five titles in a series. Available only at the Walter Reade Theater box office (cash only). During construction at Lincoln Center the Walter Reade Theater & Box Office remains open for business! Walk west on 65th Street for access to the upper level. Click on the map to see larger image.