MILOŠ FORMAN 90
Friday, September 9 - Thursday, September 22, 2022
“The divine inspiration of madness – it’s ambiguity, it’s creativity, its higher sanity, and the cover and legitimacy it gives to protest against oppression and bullies of all stripes – these were the ideas which energized Miloš Forman in his remarkable work... He was the Czech émigré who brought the spirit of the anti-Soviet rebellion to Hollywood and made its sly comic strategies and humanist passion flower in dozens of different ways.”
– Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian
“Even from his native Czechoslovakia, Forman’s impact was substantial: his freewheeling, semi-improvised approach anticipated the work of Robert Altman and Ken Loach by several years, as did his lifelong interest in human foibles.”
– Michael Brooks, Sight & Sound
“As a director, Forman could present hedonism and abandon and rebellion and madness without ever losing sight of the big picture — conveying both the boisterousness and the fear, the liberation and the unpredictability of a world imagined without rules.”
– Bilge Ebiri, The Village Voice
Special thanks to Paul Zaentz.
Series consultant: Irena Kovarova.
With support from an Anonymous donor.
Programmed by Bruce Goldstein, Film Forum Repertory Artistic Director, and Elspeth Carroll, Associate Repertory Programmer.
Films in this Series
Friday, September 9
12:30 4:30 8:30
Saturday, September 10
12:30 6:30
Wednesday September 14
2:30 6:30
Tuesday, September 20
3:40
Thursday, September 22
6:00
Friday, September 9
2:30 6:30
Saturday, September 10
2:30 4:30 8:30
Tuesday, September 13
12:30
Wednesday September 14
12:30 4:30 8:30
Friday, September 16
2:20
Saturday, September 17
8:00
Sunday, September 11
12:50 6:45
Tuesday, September 13
2:30 7:50
Tuesday, September 20
8:00
Thursday, September 22
1:00 8:00
Monday, September 12
12:30 4:10
Thursday, September 15
9:00
Friday, September 16
4:20
Saturday, September 17
12:30 6:10
Thursday, September 22
3:45
Monday, September 12
2:20
Friday, September 16
12:30 6:10
Saturday, September 17
4:15
Wednesday, September 21
12:30 6:00