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Marielle Heller’s feature debut, a sharp, funny, and provocative account of one girl's sexual and artistic awakening set in 1976 San Francisco, will precede a special sneak preview of her new film Nightbitch on Thursday, 11/14.
A woman (Amy Adams) pauses her career to be a stay-at-home mom, but soon her new domesticity takes a surreal turn. See a special free sneak preview screening of Marielle Heller's new film, based on the acclaimed debut novel by Rachel Yoder.
Exploring the connections between queerness, embodiment, and speculative fiction, this video installation looks at bodies as sources of labor power, their ideological construction, and the possibilities granted by history and indeterminate futures.
A comedy of escalating absurdity and frustration that betrays a sweet-souled core, Frank Oz's Housesitter is one of the most underrated studio comedies of the nineties starring Steve Martin and Goldie Hawn.
In honor of Transgender Day of Remembrance, MoMI presents Queens-born artist ray ferreira’s video An echo wails, whispers an undulating pattern during the weekend of November 15-17. In collaboration with The American LGBTQ+ Museum, we will host an opening event including poetry readings by ray ferreira and Paolo Javier, and an artists’ discussion with Imara Jones, followed by a reception.
This all-new compilation, created in consultation with Mr. Oz, presents some of Frank's favorite Henson moments—ranging from his first collaboration with Jim, as Rowlf's right hand on The Jimmy Dean Show, to his own major characters on Muppet television shows, feature films, and guest appearances. With Frank Oz and Craig Shemin, President of the Jim Henson Legacy, in person (November 17 only)!
In Frank Oz's groundbreaking comedy, small-town Indiana high school teacher (Kevin Kline) is “outed” as gay by a Hollywood actor (Matt Dillon) during his Oscar acceptance speech. The only problem: Howard, planning his forthcoming wedding to fellow teacher Emily (Cusack), is not gay...or at least he’s not willing to admit it yet. With Director Frank Oz in person for a post-film discussion.
This all-new compilation, created in consultation with Mr. Oz, presents some of Frank's favorite Henson moments—ranging from his first collaboration with Jim, as Rowlf's right hand on The Jimmy Dean Show, to his own major characters on Muppet television shows, feature films, and guest appearances. With Frank Oz and Craig Shemin, President of the Jim Henson Legacy, in person (November 17 only)!
The great American car chase movie, directed by maverick Armenian-American filmmaker Richard C. Sarafian, is nominally the saga of a Vietnam vet on the lam in his Dodge Challenger, but it’s simultaneously a modern-day Western, a dystopian allegory, and a love letter to the muscle car. With author With Robert M. Rubin in person.
In Frank Oz's groundbreaking comedy, small-town Indiana high school teacher (Kevin Kline) is “outed” as gay by a Hollywood actor (Matt Dillon) during his Oscar acceptance speech. The only problem: Howard, planning his forthcoming wedding to fellow teacher Emily (Cusack), is not gay...or at least he’s not willing to admit it yet. With Director Frank Oz in person for a post-film discussion.
