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More Gosling! Depressed Kirsten! Nine Movies And Two Film Events To Check Out This Fall

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More Gosling! Depressed Kirsten! Nine Movies And Two Film Events To Check Out This Fall

It's that time of year again. The time for sweaters, for telling friends in other boroughs you can't make it out, for calling into work that you're going to be a little late, and for seeing movies that require contemplation rather than 3D glasses. Hollywood's been tapped of its blockbusters and are now banking on their smaller subsidiaries to create buzz for award season. Whether it's because of the upcoming Oscars or competing with the new slew of television shows premiering this month, the film industry saves it's best, more interesting films for this season, giving us yet another excuse to stay indoors. Due to the large amount of new releases, and the attention span of the average blog-reader, we here at gothamist have decided to split the usual Fall-through-New Years Eve movie preview into two parts. The first part will cover new releases and repertory screenings from now until the middle of November, with the second part covering the rest until the end of the year. — Gothamist

Robert Horan

Published Sep 23, 2011

Modified Sep 23, 2011

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Click on the film stills for details on this Fall's new releases and repertory screenings, which include: Drive, Moneyball, 50/50, Ides of March, Weekend, Skin I Live In, To Save and Protect: The Ninth MoMA International Festival of Film Preservation, In Time, J. Edgar, and Melancholia.

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