Lots of news this week.

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To start with…the 35mm print of HOUSE arrived at the IFC yesterday and so HOUSE is in the house! This lost Japanese masterpiece is one part psychedelia, one part fairy tale and one part exploitation movie and you need to see it. Now playing at the IFC Center in a brand new 35mm print. (tickets and showtimes)

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Also, this Friday, January 22 @ 7pm at the Walter Reade up at Lincoln Center, Kim Ji-Won’s amazing, humungous spaghetti western his the screen: THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE WEIRD. This flick is massive and this is probably the biggest screen you’re going to see it on, so come see this summer blockbuster in the middle of winter. (tickets and showtimes)

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Global Lens is doing its series up at MOMA. There are several Asian films and while you’ve already missed a few screenings of the Vietnamese film ADRIFT, there’s still one left on Wednesday, January 20 @ 7pm. The art films THE SHAFT from China and OCEAN OF AN OLD MAN from India are coming up later this week and also playing over the weekend.

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Film Forum is still screening Kurosawa movies to celebrate the guy’s 100th birthday. (info and tickets)

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The poorly-reviewed Bollywood film, CHANCE PE DANCE, is playing at the ImaginAsian and the AMC Empire 25 in Manhattan, and several other theaters throughout the five boroughs. (complete showtimes)

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