Film in New York City coming up

The Hound of the Baskervilles: 1959 Sherlock Holmes film.

Martin Scorsese's Casino with De Niro, Pesci, Stone, Q&A.

Mastergame, Tóth's chess drama of 1956 Budapest.

Autumn Sonata: Bergman's film with Liv Ullmann.

Midnight in Paris, Woody Allen's film about the Jazz Age.

The Gorgon, Hammer horror with Christopher Lee.

WIA NYC Animation Festival: celebrating New York animators.

The Day After Halloween, a film about a corpse in a bathtub.

Something Special (Willy/Milly): a teen wishes to be a boy.

Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass, a comedy film.

The Parallax View: Pakula thriller with Warren Beatty.

Citizen Ruth: screening with screenwriter Jim Taylor.

Depraved: Larry Fessenden's modern Frankenstein film.

Ivan: Dovzhenko's 1932 film on the Dnipro dam.

Aerograd: Dovzhenko's 1935 film of the Soviet Far East.

Ulysses' Gaze: Angelopoulos film with Harvey Keitel.

Blue Heron: a family drama in 1990s Vancouver Island.

Adult Supervision: screening and director talk.

Art House Action: film screening with live stunts.

Honeycomb: Carlos Saura's psychological drama from 1969.

Reality Bites: Gen-X film with Winona Ryder.

Ana and the Wolves, Saura's satire of Franco's dictatorship.

Let's Keep This Conversation to a Minimum, a short film.

Astoria Horror Club: weekly open-air horror films.

Wicker: a film screening for the 18+ crowd.

FORT90 TV: live re-broadcast of nearly lost transmissions.

Yi Yi: Edward Yang's tender family epic from Taipei.

Blackout: Larry Fessenden's indie werewolf horror film.

Girl, Interrupted, Mangold's drama with Ryder and Jolie.

Film and fundraiser for Gaza medical students.

Poem of the Sea: 1958 film from Dovzhenko's script.

I Play Rocky, advance screening: how Stallone made Rocky.

The Enchanted Desna: Solntseva's magic-realist film of 1964.

Cult Cinema: a Brooklyn night of the most obscure films.

Almost Famous, Cameron Crowe's rock-journalism film.

A Bittersweet Life, Kim Jee-woon's neo-noir thriller.

Electra, My Love, Jancsó's film of the Greek myth.

Birds of War: documentary from Aleppo to a London newsroom.

Indie horror by Larry Fessenden, with director Q&A.

All We Imagine as Light, Payal Kapadia's Cannes winner.