The Docks of New York

One of the busiest silent film accompanists, New England–based pianist Jeff Rapsis makes his Cleveland Museum of Art debut today as he performs during a screening of the "exquisitely photographed, fog-enshrouded drama" The Docks of New York, a film critic Leonard Martin called “a rival to Sunrise as the visual apogee of silent cinema.” As part of nationwide Reel Film Day, the museum will show a 35mm film print from the UCLA Film and Television Archive. The screening takes place at 1:30 p.m. today. Tickets are $15, $12 for CMA members, seniors and students. (Niesel)