Metrograph is doing what it does best, yet again: Offering a perfect venue at which to see a vintage film you've maybe never gotten around to seeing, but feel you maybe should.
This time, it's New York, New York's turn, a new 35mm print of which (all 155 minutes) might be at the top of your heap of things to do in NYC in the near future.
The 1977 film, directed by Martin Scorsese, is one of his most peculiar.
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The man himself (Image via Obscured Pictures)
Halston, Frédéric Tcheng's absorbing, exhaustive documentary about the charmed — then ill-fated — life and business of the superstar gay American fashion designer of the same name, should be the final word on what the visionary accomplished.
The sweet smell of success is never forever. (GIF via GIPHY)
Sadly, it is also an ultimately sympathetic portrait of how power and an unlimited bank account can corrupt artistry, and how blinding and fleeting success can be.
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Above: Rightor Doyle is the dude steaming as Gus Kenworthy and Matthew Wilkas swap tongue.
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