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Friday, October 23, 2026

THE ONLY LIVING PICKPOCKET IN NEW YORK

Fri, Oct 23 12:00 PM
A conscious throwback to the gritty New York films of the 1970s, Noah Segan’s The Only Living Pickpocket in New York oozes cinematic nostalgia from every frame.
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EVERYTHING ELSE IS NOISE

Fri, Oct 23 12:15 PM
Over the course of an afternoon, the two-man crew incidentally documents the invisible bond between these three impressive women. Their almost telepathic running commentary quietly skewers the parade of peacocking men whose presence they briefly abide, predictable types who inflate the creative process for reasons entirely unrelated to art and fully in service of ego.
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THE LAST CRITIC

Fri, Oct 23 1:45 PM
This lively documentary is a time capsule for a bygone era of print publishing as well as a valentine to good old-fashioned pithy/snarky writing.
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YESTERDAY THE EYE DIDN’T SLEEP

Fri, Oct 23 2:00 PM
The Bekaa Valley lies between Lebanon and Syria, a place where Bedouin tribes subscribe to ancient customs, even with the sound of modern warfare all around them.
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TEST

Fri, Oct 23 3:45 PM
Test still has the doses of body horror that are a staple of these musclebound flicks, with plenty of fetishy shots of skin stretched over muscle, but it’s the rare sports movie that is as much an internal journey as a quest for physical perfection.
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JOSEPHINE

Fri, Oct 23 4:00 PM
Through expressive visuals and tactful formal conceits, de Araújo crafts a humanistic gut-punch of a movie, a harrowing crucible that illustrates the fragility and resilience of developing minds.
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LOOK BACK

Fri, Oct 23 7:00 PM
The story concerns two young girls—Fujino, a popular and outgoing student, and Kyomoto, a shut-in with severe social anxiety—who bond over their shared love of manga.
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A FOX UNDER A PINK MOON

Fri, Oct 23 7:15 PM
Over the course of six years, Soraya sends footage to her uncle (director Mehrdad Oskouei) taken on her iPhone. She films escape attempts, her defeated return to Iran, her abusive relationship, and her continued efforts to make it to Austria by any means necessary.
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JAIL TIME RECORDS

Fri, Oct 23 9:15 PM
A huge winner at this year’s Tribeca Festival and one of the best music documentaries in memory, Jail Time Records documents a one-of-a-kind record label housed inside Douala’s New Bell Prison in Cameroon, a space built for 800 men that now houses more than 6,000.
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