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Oscar-nominated Golden Age movie star Merle Oberon kept her South Asian identity concealed, passing as white throughout her many decades in Hollywood. Author Mayukh Sen, who has written a new book about Oberon, will appear in person to present one of her greatest films 3/23, followed by a book signing.
Yoko Yamanaka’s second feature follows mercurial 21-year-old Kana, who vacillates among suitors, priorities, and moods.
Being autistic creates an often-heightened sensory experience. Using video art, experimental film, and virtual reality, the artists in this compilation are inspired by plants, rabbits, birds, jellyfish, clouds, water, and structures as they create animations and play with nonlinear forms of cinema.
These five video games are filled with boundless creativity, communicated through fantastical worlds and unique puzzles. The innovation behind these games provides a sneak peek into the talent and imagination of autistic game designers.
Join us to celebrate the outstanding talents of award-winning actor-director Sue Ann Pien with the New York premieres of two short films: Once More, Like Rain Man and Elegy for the Future. The screenings will be followed by a discussion about autistic representation behind and in front of the camera.
Join us for four vibrantly lit and colorful shorts that include thrillers, horror films, and comedies. Each uniquely uses light in an innovative way to emphasize tone and enhance the story. Followed by a discussion with filmmakers.
Ryan Cunningham of Broad City directed this heartwarming romantic comedy that follows the experiences of being a single woman trying to build a family while grappling with grief.
Free Access Mornings at MoMI are dedicated to families with children on the autism spectrum and give families an exclusive opportunity to explore exhibitions and participate in workshops that begin at 11:00 a.m. before public hours begin.
Playful Tales presents seven animated shorts for families and people of all ages to enjoy. Crafted by autistic animators, each short exhibits a distinct style and imaginative world, with lessons of creativity, perseverance, and accepting differences that relate to our everyday lives. Followed by a discussion with Harry Schad, Jacob Lenard, and Rae Xiang.
The documentaries and narratives in this program spotlight some of the struggles and challenges the disabled and neurodivergent communities face, such as workplace discrimination, micro-aggressions, ableism, mental health, and late diagnosis.
The workshop welcomes autistic visitors and media-makers to join us for the Collage Animation Workshop. Instructed by artist David Karasow, this two-hour media workshop focuses on creating collage art with paper, which is then animated to create a stop-motion animation short.
