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A man in a white hat thoughtfully looks at an African statue in a museum.

Dahomey

Mati Diop documents the voyage home of 26 treasures of the African kingdom of Dahomey after having been plundered by French colonial troops in this New York Film Festival selection, screening 10/3.

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Nickel Boys

RaMell Ross’s extraordinary realization of Colson Whitehead’s Pulitzer Prize–winning 2019 novel follows two Black teenagers who become wards of a barbaric juvenile reformatory in Jim Crow–era Florida.

A cartoon image of a robot and a dog at the Coney Island beach, standing in shallow waters against an amusement park and arcade backdrop. The robot wears floaties on its arms and the dog holds a briefcase and a serious expression as they look off into the distance.
Robot Dreams

Robot Dreams

Spanish director Pablo Berger’s Academy Award–nominated first animated feature, an adaptation of Sara Varon’s celebrated graphic novel, is a beautiful, surprising, and bittersweet tale of a friendship between a dog and his robot companion.

A group of Black men stand together and look in camera in front of a graffiti that says Oaktown Boyz.

Tongues Untied + Vintage: Families of Value

Marlon Riggs’s film is an unclassifiable masterpiece that breaks formal boundaries in an attempt to express an exuberant, joyous, angry, irreducibly complex Black gay identity. Thomas Allen Harris’s similarly formally adventurous film uses video and film to depict three sets of Black queer siblings.

Little Shop of Horrors: Director’s Cut with Frank Oz in person

One of the great musicals of the 1980s follows down-and-out flower shop assistant Seymour, who becomes a sensation when he discovers an exotic plant that craves fresh blood. Director Frank Oz will appear in person 10/4 to screen the rare, darker director's cut.

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Yu-Gi-Oh! Day

Join us for a celebration of the global phenomenon Yu-Gi-Oh! with a day of can’t-miss events for fans and newcomers alike!

A figure in a pale yellow panama hat and white jacket turns away to look at a large riverboat scaling down the side of a mountain
Fitzcarraldo

Fitzcarraldo

Herzog’s pictorially stunning—and stunningly ambitious—adventure film stars Klaus Kinski as a deranged businessman determined to build an opera house in Peru. Screening 10/5 and 10/6.

A number of colorful puppets, best known as Muppets, stand in front of a night-time New York City skyline.
The Muppets Take Manhattan

The Muppets Take Manhattan

When the Muppets’ college revue is a big hit, they decide to take the show all the way to Broadway. Adjusting to the hustle and bustle of New York City, Kermit takes a job at a local restaurant while he searches for a producer.

Still from an animated film shows two characters butting heads across a lightnig bolt separating them

Yu-Gi-Oh! The Dark Side of Dimensions

The global phenomenon Yu-Gi-Oh! has never been more visually exciting than in this 2016 film, presented as part of a day celebrating the series.

A man with a mustache stands before a jungle river, as a large riverboat sits in the water behind him

Burden of Dreams

Les Blank’s documentary remains perhaps the most compelling behind-the-scenes movie ever made about a film production.