Larry Clark films are best seen the way they were shot — on film, in a room small enough that the discomfort has nowhere to go. The Roxy is showing a 35mm print of Another Day in Paradise, his 1998 road-crime drama with James Woods and Melanie Griffith, and the theater’s page lists Clark himself in person afterward. That combination does not come around often.
What to expect
A 101-minute 35mm screening at 7 pm in the Roxy’s cellar-level auditorium, with Larry Clark appearing in person after the film. The Roxy books Dennis Hopper’s Out of the Blue at 5:00 and 9:30 the same night, so a double bill is easy to assemble. Tickets are non-refundable and non-exchangeable, and the box office sits inside The Roxy Hotel.
Good to know
- Clark is listed as appearing in person following the screening, not before it.
- $19 general admission plus tax and fees; $12 for seniors, students, children and guests with disabilities.
- The cinema is on the cellar level at 2 Avenue of the Americas, inside The Roxy Hotel.
- Roxy tickets are non-refundable and non-exchangeable, so be sure before you buy.
- Out of the Blue plays 5:00 and 9:30 the same night if you want to make it a double.
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Common questions
Is Larry Clark really going to be there?
The Roxy’s screening page states “Larry Clark, in person, following screening.” Guest appearances can change, so check before travelling.
Is it a film print?
Yes — the Roxy lists the screening as 35MM in the title, its usual marker for a photochemical print.
How long is the film?
The Roxy lists it at 101 minutes, from 1998, before any post-screening Q&A time.
How much are tickets?
$19 per person plus tax and fees, with a $12 rate for seniors, students, children and guests with disabilities.
