NYFF #4: You Ain’t Seen Nothin Yet by 89yr old Alain Resnais
Kinda lazy but I’m going to go with what Peter Bradshaw said.

NYFF #3: Cristian Mungiu’s Beyond The Hills
One of the most deeply upsetting films I’ve ever seen. Yet masterful.
His world is still haunting me because it’s real. Fear, man.

NYFF #2: Frances Ha directed by Noah Baumbach, written by NB & Greta Gerwig.
B&W beautifully scored realness, arm-move-kiss-block, secret world/other dimension.
Modern dance. Modern love. Wow.

NYFF #1: Peter Whitehead’s Charlie Is My Darling-Ireland 1965
Weekend tour of Ireland, screaming girls & boys, 5 young lads mucking about, airport architecture.
They really were the coolest.

Rental (Not avails Netflix): Leigh‘s Who’s Who on the airplane home.
Now I’ve seen everything of his.

Rental: Va Savoir early evening hotel style. Rivette is like watching dance.

Netflix: Fin août, début septembre on the plane to SF. Easily the 15th time I’ve seen it. Top film.

National Lampoon’s Vacation at BAM. L. Buckingham?! J. Krakowski!?

Saturday breakfast: The Master is incredible. Dragon stays.

Sunday with you: Play It As It Lays at AFA. Glad we didn’t stay for the end.