The Paris Theater is proud to continue our monthly screening series with the New York Film Critics Circle, in which members of the NYFCC appear in person at the Paris to introduce a film close to their heart, with filmmaker drop-ins and lively discussions always possible. The selections in this series frequently represent films that the NYFCC has awarded over the organization’s 90-plus year history.

This month, Richard Brody will present a 4K restoration of Noel Black’s Pretty Poison starring Tuesday Weld and Anthony Perkins. In 1968, Pretty Poison was awarded the Best Screenplay Prize at the annual New York Film Critics Circle Awards, and Tuesday Weld received a Best Actress nomination.

In February, Sam Adams will present Barton Fink on an archival 35mm print, and will moderate a post-screening conversation with actor John Turturro. The NYFCC honored the film with prizes for Best Supporting Actress (Judy Davis) and Best Cinematographer (Roger Deakins) in 1991, while Turturro was awarded the Best Actor prize at the Cannes Film Festival, where the film also won the Palme d’Or and Best Director.