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THIS WEEK AT METROGRAPH

Jamelle Bouie and John Ganz present Falling Down and celebrate the release of Ganz’s latest publication; editor Barry Alexander Brown and ACE present Spike Lee’s Do The Right Thing; a limited release of Jin Jiang’s Republic begins; Long Live Scala Cinema!, Metrograph’s ode to the legendary London theater opens, and more!

Essay

BY GEOFF DYER

On a particularly artistic depiction of a historic year of Olympic games.

The Olympics In Mexico plays 7 Ludlow on Sunday, July 21st as part of Art Cinema, Olympiad, and the World.

New Releases at Metrograph

A “period piece” hearkening back to a time of very recent memory, Kerr’s enigmatic and disquieting feature debut takes place one summer day on a sprawling, idyllic estate in Texas. A large family gathers to take a group picture, only for the matriarch to disappear and the rest of the clan to seemingly scatter to the wind, leaving daughter Katy (Deragh Campbell) to try to salvage the gathering in a world where reality is increasingly untrustworthy. A subtly modulated work that gets under the viewer’s skin by way of ominous sound design and masterfully orchestrated Steadicam cinematography, creating an unforgettable atmosphere of ambient anxiety.

Family Portrait streams on demand on Metrograph At Home with an exclusive introduction from director Lucy Kerr.

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Interview

BY NICOLAS RUSSELL

The dancer-turned-filmmaker discusses how choreography, experimental cinema, and her Southern upbringing shaped her debut feature Family Portrait.

Family Portrait and Five from Lucy Kerr stream exclusively on Metrograph At Home.

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Interview

BY ANDREW NORMAN WILSON

An interview with the LA-based video artist about spoofing the soap opera, and Japanese American artists one day getting their moment in the sun.

Green Card: An American Romance (1982) plays at Metrograph as part of TV in Review.

Column

BY WILL SLOAN

Film history is a house with many rooms. In Silly Lists, Will Sloan explore some of its nooks and crannies. For the inaugural entry, a look at the Top Five non-Stooge performances by members of The Three Stooges.

The Metrograph Interview

An intimate conversation with the trailblazing American filmmaker.

Susan Seidelman came to 7 Ludlow for a Q&A following a Members Only screening of Desperately Seeking Susan in June.

Column

BY BEATRICE LOAYZA

Twentynine Palms opens at 7 Ludlow on Friday, June 21, and streams At Home from Monday, July 1.