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A young person lies on their back in a grassy field, eyes closed, wearing headphones and with a pink cassette player nearby. Colorful light effects and sparkles overlay the image.

ReelAbilities: Magnetosphere

Maggie learns to embrace her unique perception, discovering that her "different" way of experiencing the world isn't something to fear—it's a gift worth celebrating. Followed by a discussion with director Nicola Rose.

Minor league baseball players stand in a field pensively before a game, hats on hearts.
Eephus

Eephus

Carson Lund 's elegiac, ribald, and entirely charming baseball movie lovingly celebrates a recent American past that already feels as though it's slipping away. Screens 4/12 and 4/13.

A League of Their Own

A League of Their Own

Penny Marshall's classic baseball comedy starring Geena Davis, Tom Hanks, Lori Petty, and Madonna, screens 4/4 and 4/6 to celebrate the kickoff of major league baseball season.

A middle-aged man and a teenage boy sit at a table in a restaurant, seen from profile, looking at each other intently as they eat, a single lamp between them.

Not Fade Away with David Chase + special guests in person

MoMI is pleased to present the East Coast premiere of the black-and-white version of The Sopranos creator David Chase’s deeply personal, coming-of-age drama on 4/10, followed by a discussion with Chase, executive producer and music supervisor Steven Van Zandt, and actors John Magaro and Will Brill, moderated by Alessandro Nivola.

Reframe: Eat My Multiverse

On MoMI’s Redstone Theater screen, Dr. Libby Heaney deploys live-motion capture and a live, virtual environment to challenge sanitized narratives that obscure the magical and queer aspects of quantum phenomena. 

is this thing on?

THING+YOU, from the livestreaming collective "is this thing on?", showcases how artists can reclaim agency in digital spaces while fostering genuine community engagement across platforms. Participation is encouraged through QR codes placed throughout the gallery, enabling engagement with live chats and real-time contributions to evolving artworks and archived performances. Learn more!

Minor league baseball players stand in a field pensively before a game, hats on hearts.
Eephus

Eephus

Carson Lund 's elegiac, ribald, and entirely charming baseball movie lovingly celebrates a recent American past that already feels as though it's slipping away. Screens 4/12 and 4/13.

I’m Still Here

I’m Still Here

See this year's Academy Award–winner for Best International Feature, from director Walter Salles, set amidst the tightening grip of a military dictatorship in 1970s Brazil. The film is anchored by a remarkable performance by Golden Globe–winner Fernanda Torres.

I’m Still Here

I’m Still Here

See this year's Academy Award–winner for Best International Feature, from director Walter Salles, set amidst the tightening grip of a military dictatorship in 1970s Brazil. The film is anchored by a remarkable performance by Golden Globe–winner Fernanda Torres.

I’m Still Here

This year's Academy Award–winner for Best International Feature stars the incomparable Fernanda Torres as real-life figure Eunice Paiva, who must carve out a new life for her children when her husband is one day taken away by government officials amidst the tightening grip of a military dictatorship in 1970s Brazil.

Minor league baseball players stand in a field pensively before a game, hats on hearts.
Eephus

Eephus

Carson Lund 's elegiac, ribald, and entirely charming baseball movie lovingly celebrates a recent American past that already feels as though it's slipping away. Screens 4/12 and 4/13.

An animated character stands amidst a beautiful verdant Japanese landscape of mountains and waterfalls

The Storm (Da Yu)

Busifan’s little-seen independent Chinese animated feature conjures a colorful world of mythical landscapes and magical creatures and a show-stopping climax aboard a mysterious ship.