Tonight at Cinema Nolita, a venue for old school New York City film culture that is desperately in need of patronship, there will be a super rare screening of Hal Ashby's 1970 debut film The Landlord. Starring a twentysomething Beau Bridges and scribbed by nearly forgotten black auteur Bill Gunn, its a laugh riot and was the introduction for a number of major talents to big screen work.
