Paper & Glue, 94 minutes, Signature Program, SHC: From acclaimed French street artist JR and featuring collaborator Ladj Ly, this film showcases some of JR’s most monumental projects, starting with early illicit graffiti videos captured on nighttime Paris rooftops.ĥ: 30 p.m. Joyce delves into his incredible legacy, as well as his complicated personal life, to create an intimate portrait of a long-forgotten voice whose work still resonates today.ĥ: 15 p.m. Bill Maudlin: If It’s Big, Hit It, 108 minutes, World Cinema, SHC: Famed political cartoonist Bill Mauldin consistently questioned the privilege he witnessed in American politics and used his artistry and wit to provide commentary on the world, earning two Pulitzer Prizes in the process. Julia, 95 minutes, World Cinema, GH: Using never-before-seen archival footage, personal photos, first-person narratives and food cinematography, Julie Cohen and Betsy West trace Julia Child’s 12-year struggle to create and publish the revolutionary Mastering the Art of French Cooking in 1961 and become the country’s most unlikely television star.Ģ: 45 p.m. This Will Be Our Year Shorts, 90 minutes, SHCĢ: 45 p.m. The innovative film traces Chaplin’s meteoric rise from the slums of Victorian London to the heights of Hollywood superstardom, before his scandalous fall from grace.Ģ: 30 p.m. The Real Charlie Chaplin, 114 minutes, Competition Films, SHC: Award-winning filmmakers Peter Middleton and James Spinney’s latest documentary is a fascinating take on one of cinema’s most iconic figures: Charlie Chaplin. The film transcends the standard migrant story, following Nora and her family as they try to escape the broken system that keeps them perpetually indebted.Ģ: 15 p.m. Good Mother, 99 minutes, Competition Films, SHC: Hafsia Herzi’s sophomore feature is a tender character study of matriarch Nora (Halima Benhamed), a caretaker in her 50s who looks after her multigenerational family, struggling to make ends meet in a Marseille housing estate. The First Wave, 93 minutes, Opening Night Film (other showtime), SHC, second chance screening This darkly comedic journey is a biting take on romantic comedy in the modern age.ġ1: 45 a.m. The Worst Person in the World, 127 minutes, World Cinema, GH: In Joachim Trier’s 2021 film, Julie (Renate Reinsve) is restlessly cycling through career paths, relationships and the taxing realities of existence. However, Sarah’s plans fall apart when her mother dies suddenly, bequeathing her a Christian bookstore.ġ1: 45 a.m. Queen of Glory, 78 minutes, World Cinema, Sag Harbor Cinema ( SHC): Nana Mensah’s playful and charming debut feature follows the story of a brilliant daughter of Ghanaian immigrants, Sarah Obeng (Nana Mensah), who is quitting her Ivy League PhD program at Columbia University to follow her married lover to Ohio.

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