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Joanna Hogg's The Eternal Daughter stars a marvelous Tilda Swinton in two roles, as an elderly mother and her middle-aged filmmaker daughter staying together at a sinister, fog-enshrouded hotel in the English countryside. Introduced by Shonni Enelow, author of the new book Joanna Hogg.
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 film offers something like a utopian vision of how Tibetan culture might thrive, revivifying the strength of its roots to face the future.
MoMI, Theatrical Teamsters Local 817, and Kaufman Astoria Studios will present New York on Location, a free family-friendly outdoor event that offers a behind-the-scenes look at film production in New York. Go inside working movie trailers and trucks—straight from productions shooting in New York—and speak directly with movie professionals about their work.
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.
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.
DP Lü Songye’s spectacularly colorful compositions propel Pema Tseden’s vision in darker, unexpected directions.
Beloved characters of the centuries-old Greek Karagiozis puppet show tradition come to beautiful, animated life in the first Greek full-length animated feature.
The last film by Pema Tseden is an enthralling, semi-mystical fable about the deep spiritual connection between a snow leopard and a young Tibetan monk. Screening Sunday 9/15.
A disturbing children's book comes to life to threaten the lives of a grieving mother and son in this elegantly terrifying work of contemporary horror. Director in person 9/17!
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.
The debut feature by Academy Award–winner Steven Bognar casts a wry, unflinching lens on his complicated, Hungarian émigré father adjusting to life in the U.S. midwest. Paired with Alex Rivera’s first short. Steven Bognar in person 9/20!