The Fielder–Holmes documentary now has a New York date. The new development since our Telluride mention is September 30, 8 p.m., Alice Tully Hall, with Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim attending You Can See Everything. The film runs 174 minutes, so this is effectively the evening, not something to tuck between dinner and a drink. Crucially, the current film page already describes it as standby-only. Tuesday’s general public sale is worth checking for a change, not treating as a promise of seats. Film and current access language
The adjacent choice combines film, AI and music: Luca Guadagnino’s Artificial, October 5 at 5 p.m., Alice Tully Hall, with a director Q&A; 140 minutes. Andrew Garfield plays Sam Altman, Yura Borisov plays Ilya Sutskever, and Mark Rylance plays Geoffrey Hinton. The less obvious attraction is Simon Rich’s screenplay and Damon Albarn’s songs and score—a more interesting set of creative ingredients than “Hollywood does AI.” Official film page, premiere announcement, September 1
That second item is a timely booking discovery, not fresh release news or a critical recommendation. The festival’s enthusiasm is promotional; we do not yet have a verdict on whether the drama earns its history. Public sale: Tuesday, September 15, noon ET. Standard Main Slate/Spotlight pricing is $35 public/$30 member; I have not verified selectable seats for Artificial. Ticket terms