Playing In Theater

Playing In Theater

Titles and series now screening at 7 Ludlow, available on demand for Metrograph Members.

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  • Starring Frank Ripploh

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    Frank Ripploh’s attraction to the abject and the outré made him a sui generis deviant in a career which saw him befriend and collaborate with many of New German Cinema’s cynosures, among them Rainer Werner Fassbinder, Magdalena Montezuma, and Ulrike Ottinger. His most notable work remains "Taxi z...

  • Winter Kept Us Warm

    Directed by David Secter | 82 mins | 1965
    A landmark in the Canadian film industry as the first English-language film from the country to screen at the Cannes Film Festival and a pioneering work of LGBTQ+ cinema, Secter’s keenly observed, shoestring budget drama stars John Labow and Henry Tarvain...

  • The Death of Mr. Lazarescu

    Directed by Cristi Puiu | 147 mins | 2005
    Responsible more than any other film for establishing Romanian film as an international force, Puiu’s second feature is a scabrous satire of broken institutions that begins with the ailing elderly Mr. Lazarescu calling an ambulance, then follows him on an...

  • Buffalo Juggalos

    Directed by Scott Cummings | 30 mins | 2014
    Smeared in gaudy face-paint and dedicated as much to the hip-hop duo Insane Clown Posse as they are to generalized debauchery and destruction, the Juggalo remains one of fan culture’s most enduring—and most derided—outsider figures. In his experimental ...

  • Madame X: An Absolute Ruler

    Directed by Ulrike Ottinger | 131 mins | 1977
    The hard, merciless pirate ruler of the China Sea, Madame X sends out a missive to women, inviting them to leave domestic security behind for a life of dangerous adventure, but when a panoply of different women—including Yvonne Rainer on rollerskates...

  • Macumba

    Directed by Elfi Mikesch | 88 mins | 1982
    Frank Ripploh appears as an oleaginous con man, one of a rogue’s gallery of criminals, sociopaths, and blighted romantics (others played by Heinz Emigholz, Carola Regnier, and Fritz Mikesch) that populate Mikesch’s sui generis underground underworld movie...