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As the immersive field grows, XR creators face a critical question, “How do projects live on after their initial festival run?” Join us for a panel discussion and reception featuring creators from Taiwan.
This relentless, violent action spectacular from Indonesia is one of the greatest contemporary thrillers, featuring punch-to-the-gut filmmaking that has already proven internationally influential, with mayhem choreographed with ballistic balleticism that would make John Woo and Sam Peckinpah proud.
The artist collective is this thing on? will be stationed throughout the Museum's ground floor and livestreaming to their channels on thing.tube. Visitors are invited to participate.
A pure adrenaline rush, director Pierre Morel and co-writer Luc Besson’s film was one of the international hits of the early 21st century, using the acrobatic athleticism of parkour as the aesthetic basis for a swift-paced urban action saga set in the Parisian banlieues.
The ultimate in cinematic tastelessness? Stunts for dummies? Whatever you want to call it, there’s no denying the gutter punk artistry of Johnny Knoxville and his Jackass buddies, pushing themselves to their own physical limits to achieve some sort of idiot grace.
Learn about the real biology behind the weird and wonderful creatures of monster movies!
Let’s make an animated monster movie together! Visitors of all ages are invited to color animation frames of creatures based on the real science behind monster movies.
With his first western since the silent era, Ford elevated the genre to an art form and made John Wayne a star. A drunk, a prostitute, an outlaw, a gambler, and a respectable couple make their way across Apache country in a stagecoach, while Ford deftly combines character study, action, and painterly landscapes.
This relentless, violent action spectacular from Indonesia is one of the greatest contemporary thrillers, featuring punch-to-the-gut filmmaking that has already proven internationally influential, with mayhem choreographed with ballistic balleticism that would make John Woo and Sam Peckinpah proud.
Museum of the Moving Image invites you to join us for the 2025 SPRING MOVING IMAGE AWARDS, honoring Tom Rothman and John Turturro.
