
The Untouchables
Master craftsman Brian De Palma collaborated with playwright David Mamet to adapt the 1950s ABC television series—itself an adaptation of Elliot Ness’s autobiography—into one of the great cinematic achievements of the 1980s.
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Master craftsman Brian De Palma collaborated with playwright David Mamet to adapt the 1950s ABC television series—itself an adaptation of Elliot Ness’s autobiography—into one of the great cinematic achievements of the 1980s.
Francisca Alegría's poignant and stunning debut feature is a lyrical rumination on family, nature, renewal, and resurrection,
For Genocide Awareness Month, MoMI presents the British documentary featuring footage graphically depicting the atrocities committed during WWII at Nazi concentration camps, followed by a discussion about the role of atrocity imagery in contemporary society.
Join us 4/28 and 4/30 for screenings of Nagisa Oshima's oneiric prisoner-of-war drama, starring Sakamoto and David Bowie.
Prismatic Ground's May 3 opening night selection is a political fable that bears witness to the psychotropic spectacle of American politics from 2016 to 2021.
We inaugurate a special event, honoring excellence in public service and business leadership in Queens, dedicated to Claire Shulman, who served as Queens Borough President from 1986 to 2002, and during her tenure, was instrumental in the establishment and development of Museum of the Moving Image. Honorees include: K. Bain, Thomas J. Grech, Melva Miller, and Hal Rosenbluth. Learn more.
This crowd-pleasing comedy was a box-office breakout and would prove an enduring touchstone within baseball culture that then became reference points for and inspired nicknames and ballpark singalongs.
Join us for a live-action role-playing game to explore the fantastical and sometimes terrifying stories of the planet Thra, designed and led by game designer, writer, and interactive artist Sharang Biswas and MoMI educators.
Pixar's hilarious and compassionate coming-of-age tale screens May 6, 7, and 12.
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.