This weekend in New York City, cinephiles can delve into a vibrant array of screenings that cover diverse genres and filmmaking styles. The Film Forum presents an intriguing series exploring the Taiwanese New Wave, also including screenings of Peter Bogdanovich's "What's Up, Doc?". The Museum of the Moving Image is set to honor documentary filmmaker Noriaki Tsuchimoto with his first U.S. retrospective, and it will also show the director's cut of "Donnie Darko." At the Anthology Film Archives, films by Jim McBride receive special attention, and the lively "Trans Film" series makes a return.

Meanwhile, Roxy Cinema will feature 35mm screenings such as "The Rapture" and "Eve's Bayou," with the unique work "Normal Love" by Jack Smith showing on 16mm. The Museum of Modern Art continues its showcase on Filipino filmmaker Mike De Leon, offering audiences a chance to explore his cinematic prowess. For fans of classic horror and cult films, the IFC Center delivers an enticing lineup that includes David Cronenberg’s "Rabid," George Romero's "Night of the Living Dead," and Robert Rodriguez’s "From Dusk Till Dawn."