You can buy admission tickets online. Pick a date and time to visit the Museum. Timed-entry slots are released generally one-month prior. All sales are final and payments cannot be refunded.
Named by the BBC as one of the 100 greatest films of the 21st century, Agnès Varda's documentary will be accompanied by an introduction and book signing with Carrie Rickey, author of A Complicated Passion: The Life and Work of Agnès Varda, on 9/7.
A road movie wrapped around three love stories.
In what may be Pema Tseden’s darkest film, crises of identity and masculinity collide as vultures circle overhead.
Learn about the seminal work of the late Mike Ternasky, whose videos for the brands H-Street and Plan B were foundational to the development of street-style skate videos. With special guests.
This wildly popular and entertaining cat-spectacular, which has been presented in over 250 theaters nationwide and another 100 worldwide since debuting in 2019, finally makes its Queens debut.
The Wachowskis’ candy-colored extravaganza is a vibrant and kinetic underrated action gem. Screening on 35mm 8/30–9/8.
Two men named Jinpa meet on a mountain road in the Kekexili highlands near Tibet in Pema Tseden’s offbeat fable, part road movie, part Tibetan western. Screening 9/8.
This fable about the agonizing clash of two Tibetan cultures is a penetrating psychosexual study of masculinity in crisis, and a riveting exploration of social change.
Walter Hill’s vividly violent and giddily sensationalist vision of ’70s New York stirred up controversy upon release and endures as a beloved cult classic.
This wildly popular and entertaining cat-spectacular, which has been presented in over 250 theaters nationwide and another 100 worldwide since debuting in 2019, finally makes its Queens debut.
On 9/14, Joanna Hogg’s emotionally unsettling domestic drama starring Tom Hiddleston will be followed by Q&A with Shonni Enelow (author of a new book on Hogg) and novelist-critic Christine Smallwood, plus book signing with Enelow.
Mel Brooks's second comedy smash of 1974 is the rare film that both mercilessly spoofs and sincerely celebrates a genre, here the black-and-white horror films of the 1930s. Screening 9/14–9/20.