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Sep 29, 2026

Karina LongworthGUEST
41:02
It was really difficult to see for a long time.
Karina LongworthGUEST
41:04
I spent a lot of my 20s trying to see it, and then finally there was a new restoration that showed at Film Forum, and, and it was sort of one of the great repertory screenings of the decade for me.
Karina LongworthGUEST
41:16
Um, and now it seems to be a lot easier to access, and so I'm glad.
Karina LongworthGUEST
41:21
I hope it's not as obscure as it used to be.
Nathan HalpernGUEST
40:03
I remember right when Joe and I were first looking at the script, when he first showed it to me, we both saw right around the same time the film Victims of Sin, was that the name of it, at
David ForsheeGUEST
40:16
Film Forum? We saw it right around the same time.
David ForsheeGUEST
40:18
There's something about the...
David ForsheeGUEST
40:19
Spirit of that, I remember us
Clara MalleyHOST
26:16
mean, choose what I know.
Trey TaylorHOST
26:18
And I'll recommend the amazing documentary Unzipped about Isaac Mizrahi's spring summer 1994 collection now streaming at Film Forum.
Trey TaylorHOST
26:28
It's like the blueprint for fashion documentaries and it's really worth watching.
Eli WilliamsHOST
26:33
Wow.
Brian FowlerPANELIST
34:14
Yeah, exactly.
Zev BurrowsPANELIST
34:16
Yeah, this looks like it's definitely going to make its way to Film Forum or Metrograph at some point.
Zev BurrowsPANELIST
34:22
So if it does, I'm going to have to carve out a couple of hours for this one.
Brennan KleinHOST
34:28
Great, yeah.
Jameson OyerHOST
20:32
They digitally restored the film and the original editing based on historical documentation.
Jameson OyerHOST
20:37
And this was the version that Kino Lorber, then Kino International, brought to North American audiences with a U.S. premiere at Film Forum in New York City, followed by a national theatrical rollout, and then later we distributed the restoration on home video.
Jameson OyerHOST
20:52
But we haven't gotten to the most exciting part, so get ready.
Jameson OyerHOST
20:56
So even though the 2001 version was a breakthrough and considered the closest thing to Lang's original 1927 film, it's still missing about 25 minutes of footage.
Patrick Radden KeefeGUEST
16:46
It had the effect of, um, I used to feel this way when I was in college and I watched Wong Kar Wai movies for the first time, the way you would like.
Patrick Radden KeefeGUEST
16:55
I remember going to, I think, the Film Forum or the Angelica, I think it was the Film Forum, and seeing Fallen Angels, the Wong Kar Wai movie.
Patrick Radden KeefeGUEST
17:02
And it was one of those things where you go in and you spend two hours watching the movie and you walk out and the city looks different.
Patrick Radden KeefeGUEST
17:07
I totally know what you mean.
Sam MorrilGUEST
24:09
I, I, I like watching a movie at home, but I...
Sam MorrilGUEST
24:11
Yeah, I'll go out, but, uh, like the old-timey theaters, like popping in to like an IFC or a Film Forum-
H. FoleyHOST
24:16
Yeah
Sam MorrilGUEST
24:16
... seeing, like, if they're throwing, like...
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Sep 28 · 17 Mentions

JackieHOST
1:09
That's so interesting, yeah.
JackieHOST
1:12
I actually was surprised when I went to go see this at Film Forum.
JackieHOST
1:18
Is that where you saw it too? That's the only place where it's played.
JackieHOST
1:21
In New York.
JackieHOST
1:22
But I feel like usually when you see a foreign film at Film Forum, it is not Sundance for me.
JackieHOST
1:27
Yeah.
JackieHOST
1:28
And so what do you, do you think that says something

6 MINS LATER

CharleneHOST
7:18
Same.
Alison StewartHOST
31:21
The Scout is a New York Times critics pick, and it said the film, a work of fine-grain realism, still offers an evocative study of the struggle to live intentionally in New York.
Alison StewartHOST
31:33
The Scout opens at Film Forum today, and joining me now is Mimi Davila, who stars as Sophia.
Alison StewartHOST
31:39
Nice to meet you, Mimi.
Mimi DavilaGUEST
31:39
Hi.

6 MINS LATER

Mimi DavilaGUEST
37:40
Yes.
Mimi DavilaGUEST
37:40
[laughs]
Alison StewartHOST
37:40
Join us to discuss their film, The Scout, which opens today at Film Forum.
Alison StewartHOST
37:45
What questions did Mimi have about being a scout that were surprising to you?
Paula Gonzalez NasserGUEST
1:16
[chuckles]
Ben DuchekHOST
1:16
"The Scout" is a show, uh, having its theatrical premiere September 25th at the Film Forum.
Ben DuchekHOST
1:23
I think you're having several in-person Q&As this week end, right, Thursday through Sunday?
Paula Gonzalez NasserGUEST
1:30
That's correct, yes.

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