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Over 25 films - both American and foreign - are showcased as premières and there are slots for rarely-screened classics as the festival champions both established and up-and-coming directors. The line-up for 2007 features the new (and eagerly awaited) Coen brothers film, No Country for Old Men as its centrepiece. Based on the novel by Pulitzer Prize-winner, Cormac McCarthy, the book marks a return to the brothers' darker films such as Blood Simple and Fargo. Films 4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days Cristian Mungiu, Romania, 2007; 113m An IFC First Take release Actresses Valeria Bruni Tedeschi, France, 2007; 107m Alexandra Alexander Sokurov, Russia, 92m The Axe in the Attic Ed Pincus & Lucia Small, US, 2007; 110m Before the Devil Knows You're Dead Sidney Lumet, US, 2007, 117m A ThinkFilm release Blade Runner: The Final Cut Ridley Scott, US, 1982/2007; 118m A Warner Bros. release Calle Santa Fe Carmen Castillo, Chile/France/Belgium, 2007; 163m Orishas: Hay un Son Edouard Salier, France, 2007; 3m The Darjeeling Limited Wes Anderson, US, 2007; 91m A Fox Searchlight release Hotel Chevalier Wes Anderson, US, 2007; 12m The Diving Bell and the Butterfly Julian Schnabel, France/US, 2007; 112m A Miramax Films release Flight of the Red Balloon Hou Hsiao-hsien, France, 2007; 113m An IFC First Take release A Girl Cut In Two Claude Chabrol, France, 2007; 115m Saturday's Shadow Nick Gordon, UK, 2007; 10m Go Go Tales Abel Ferrara, US, 2007; 96m Death to the Tinman Ray Tintori, US, 2007; 12m I Just Didn't Do It Masayuki Suo, Japan, 2007; 143m I'm Not There Todd Haynes, US, 2007; 136m A Weinstein Company release In the City of Sylvia Jose Luis Guerin, Spain/France, 2007; 90m The Last Mistress Catherine Breillat, France, 2007; 114m An IFC First Take release The Man From London Béla Tarr, Hungary/France/Germany, 2007; 135m Margot at the Wedding Noah Baumbach, US, 2007; 93m A Paramount Vantage release Married Life Ira Sachs, USA, 2007; 90m Mr. Warmth, The Don Rickles Project John Landis, US, 2007; 89m The Boxing Lesson Alexandru Mavrodineanu, Romania, 2007; 12m No Country for Old Men Centerpiece Joel and Ethan Coen, US, 2007; 122m A Miramax Films release The Orphanage Juan Antonio Bayona, Spain, 100m A Picturehouse release Paranoid Park Gus Van Sant, US, 2007; 85m An IFC First Take release No Part of the Pig Is Wasted Emma Perret, France, 2006; 19m Persepolis Persepolis Marjane Satrapi & Vincent Paronnaud, France, 2007; 95m A Sony Pictures Classics release The Vulnerable Ones Bent-Jorgen Perlmutt, Democratic Republic of Congo, 2007; 13m Redacted Redacted Brian De Palma, US, 2007; 110m A Magnolia Films release Cherries Tom Harper, UK, 2007; 15m The Romance of Astreé and Céladon Eric Rohmer, France, 2007; 109m Chinese Whispers (Stille Post) Oliver Rauch, Germany, 2007; 3m Secret Sunshine Lee Chang-dong, South Korea, 2007; 142m Stellet Licht (Silent Light) Carlos Reygadas, Mexico/France/The Netherlands, 2007; 127m Useless Jia Zhangke, Hong Kong 2007; 80m Franz Kafka's A Country Doctor Koji Yamamura, Japan, 2007; 20m Admission $16 & $20 except for Opening Night ($35 & $40 at Rose Theater, $20 & $40 at Avery Fisher Hall), Centerpiece ($30 & $35 at Rose Theater), Closing Night ($20 & $40 at Avery Fisher Hall) & Midnight screenings ($16 unreserved seating at the Walter Reade Theater) and pending availability, $10 Student/Senior(65+) Location Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, NYC Directions By Subway, alight at 66th Street/Lincoln Center Station (line 1) and for Rose Hall venues, alight at 59th Street/Columbus Circle (lines A, B, C, D & 1) By Bus, take routes M5, M7, M10, M11, M66 & M104, which all stop within one block of Lincoln Center. For Rose Hall venues take routes M5, M7, M10, M11 & M104, which all stop within one block of Jazz at Lincoln Center. Contact 70 Lincoln Center Plaza 10023 For more information visit http://filmlinc.com/nyff/nyff.html New York City Search Quick NYC Where to Stay Find a Hotel in New York City Where to Eat Find a Restaurant in NYC What to Do Find an Attraction in NYC When to Go Seasonal Information New York City Map This is NYC NYC's lifeline City involvement with surface transit began in September 1919. Today a $2.00 one-way trip will take you anywhere regardless of the distance traveled. New York MTA New York Transit Museum New York Transit Museum Gallery & Store New York Central Park Central Park covers 843 acres or 6% of Manhattan. From famous statues to castles, there is so much to see within this pastoral landmark. 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