Forest of Bliss + Luminous People
These innovative works of nonfiction screening on 5/6 offer astonishing visuals and a profound ability to capture the essence of place and people.
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12 events found.
The Spy Who Loved Me
With a few exceptions, previous James Bond films were the domain of fall and winter, whereas The Spy Who Loved Me, riding the industry-redefining wave created by Jaws, brought Bond to summertime.
Turning Red
Pixar's hilarious and compassionate coming-of-age tale screens May 6, 7, and 12.
In Jackson Heights
The teeming diversity of Jackson Heights, and the larger landscape of Queens itself, is the subject of Frederick Wiseman’s acclaimed nonfiction epic, screening at MoMI 5/6 and 5/7.
Man of God
Man of God brings to life the incredible true story of Saint Nektarios of Aegina, Greece. A priest of the common people, he annoyed the prideful orthodox clergy of the day with his humility.
The Spy Who Loved Me
With a few exceptions, previous James Bond films were the domain of fall and winter, whereas The Spy Who Loved Me, riding the industry-redefining wave created by Jaws, brought Bond to summertime.
Beau Is Afraid with Ari Aster in person
In Ari Aster's wild, tongue-in-cheek odyssey, a modern-day Job named Beau (a remarkable Joaquin Phoenix), beset by terrors real and imagined, escapes a cartoonish, satirically degenerate cityscape only to wind his way through a series of false paradises. Aster will appear in person for a discussion of the film.
Turning Red
Pixar's hilarious and compassionate coming-of-age tale screens May 6, 7, and 12.
A.I. Artificial Intelligence
Spielberg’s monumental production of Kubrick’s science-fiction dream project is a bold, humanistic vision, screening 5/12 & 5/13 for Mother's Day weekend as part of our ongoing series MoMI Loves.
Computer Chess
Set in the 1980s at the start of the tech revolution, Bujalski's film was shot entirely on a consumer-grade Sony videocamera and features meticulous production design. The screening on 5/12 will be followed by a Q&A with actor Robin Schwartz and Suresh Venkatasubramanian, Brown University’s Director of the Center for Tech Responsibility.
The Jim Henson Legacy: A 30th Anniversary Celebration
On 5/13, to commemorate 30 years of The Jim Henson Legacy's work preserving Jim Henson's art, past and present members of the Board of Trustees and staff will discuss the organization's accomplishments.
