Free movies in New York City (Events archive)

Two by del Toro “Pan’s Labyrinth” (2006)

Discover the magical and haunting world of Pan’s Labyrinth (2006), Guillermo del Toro’s visually stunning fairy tale set in post-Civil War Spain. Follow young Ofelia on her quest through a mysterious labyrinth filled with wonder, danger, and unforgettable creatures.

Monday Matinee “Is This Thing On?” (2025)

Is This Thing On? (2025) is a witty New York comedy-drama about reinvention, relationships, and emotional chaos hidden behind everyday performances. Funny, awkward, and unexpectedly touching, the film captures the fragile ways people try to connect.

Monday Matinee “Hedwig and the Angry Inch” (2001)

Hedwig and the Angry Inch (2001) is a legendary cult musical filled with glam rock, heartbreak, and razor-sharp humor. Follow Hedwig’s unforgettable journey through music, identity, love, and chaos in one of the boldest indie films of the 2000s.

Movie Monday “Toy Story 4” (2019)

Join Woody, Buzz, and their friends for the unforgettable adventure of Toy Story 4 (2019). This charming animated film mixes comedy, heart, and action in a story the whole family can enjoy.

Monday Night Movies “The Talented Mr. Ripley” (1999)

The Talented Mr. Ripley is a stylish psychological thriller about a man who will do anything to escape his ordinary life — even murder. Set in 1950s Italy, the film explores obsession, identity, and the dark side of ambition.

Book vs. Movie “Paddington 2” (2017)

In “Paddington 2” (2017), our beloved marmalade-loving bear is happily settled with the Brown family in London. He’s become a popular member of the community, spreading joy and kindness wherever he goes. To purchase a unique antique pop-up book for his Aunt Lucy’s 100th birthday, Paddington takes on a series of odd jobs, but the book is stolen!

Film Screening “Minari” (2021)

Minari (2021) is a heartfelt drama about a Korean-American family starting a new life on a small farm in Arkansas. Warm, emotional, and beautifully acted, the film explores family, hope, and the meaning of home.

Movies at Mulberry Street Presents “Best in Show” (2000)

Best in Show (2000) is a beloved mockumentary comedy that follows eccentric dog owners competing at a prestigious national dog show. Filled with absurd humor and unforgettable characters, it remains one of the funniest ensemble comedies of the 2000s.

Friday Flicks “Wuthering Heights” (2026)

Wuthering Heights (2026) reimagines Emily Brontë’s legendary romance with Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi in the leading roles. Dark, passionate, and visually stunning, the film brings new intensity to the tragic story of Catherine and Heathcliff.

Moving Pages “Barbershop” (2002)

Barbershop (2002) is a smart and funny comedy about a busy Chicago barbershop filled with unforgettable personalities and nonstop conversations. Beneath the humor, the film celebrates friendship, community, and the importance of places that bring people together.

Thursday Afternoon Film “Cocote” (2017)

Cocote (2017) is an award-winning Dominican drama that follows a man returning home after his father’s violent death. Visually daring and emotionally intense, the film explores grief, religion, and revenge through a unique experimental style.

Inwood Library Film Screening “Girlfriends” (1978)

Girlfriends (1978) is a bittersweet New York indie classic about friendship, creativity, and growing apart. Funny, honest, and emotionally sharp, the film captures the spirit of 1970s Manhattan through the eyes of a young photographer searching for her place in the world.

Film Screening “Monsoon Wedding” (2001)

Monsoon Wedding (2001) is a lively and heartfelt film about a large Indian family gathering in Delhi for an arranged marriage celebration. Amid the wedding chaos, secrets, romance, and family drama collide in a story full of color, music, and emotion.

May is for Musicals! “Cabaret” (1972)

Cabaret (1972) is a daring musical by Bob Fosse set in pre-Nazi Berlin, where nightlife, desire, and political dread collide. With Liza Minnelli’s iconic performance, the film turns song and spectacle into a chilling mirror of a society in denial.

Film Screening “The Long Walk” (2025)

The Long Walk (2025) is a gripping dystopian thriller about a deadly walking competition where stopping is not an option. Based on the novel by Stephen King, the film combines psychological tension, survival drama, and emotional intensity.

Friday Flicks “Nomadland” (2021)

Nomadland (2021) follows a woman who leaves her old life behind and travels across the American West as a modern nomad. This Oscar-winning film offers a powerful and emotional look at freedom, loneliness, and human connection.

Movies at Hudson Park “Hamnet” (2025)

Hamnet (2025), directed by Chloé Zhao, tells the emotional story behind the tragedy that may have inspired William Shakespeare to write Hamlet. Starring Jessie Buckley and Paul Mescal, the film explores love, grief, and the powerful connection between life and art.

Thursday Afternoon Film “Light from Light” (2019)

A subtle and atmospheric indie drama, Light from Light explores grief, faith, and human connection through the story of a paranormal investigation in rural Tennessee. Quietly emotional and beautifully restrained, the film offers a thoughtful take on healing and the mysteries people carry inside them.

AAPI Film “Rashomon” (1950)

This film will be shown in its original language with English subtitles.

Thursday Night Movies “The Dark Mirror” (1946)

A murder investigation becomes dangerously complicated when both suspects are identical twins. The Dark Mirror (1946) is a stylish psychological noir filled with suspense, deception, and an unforgettable performance by Olivia de Havilland.

Reel to Read Movies “Silver Linings Playbook” (2012)

Silver Linings Playbook (2012) is an emotional romantic dramedy about two damaged people who unexpectedly help each other heal. With sharp humor, unforgettable performances, and a lot of heart, the film explores love, family, and the possibility of starting over.

Monday Matinee “Syriana” (2005)

Syriana is a tense geopolitical thriller about corruption, espionage, and the global oil industry, told through multiple interconnected storylines. Starring George Clooney, the film delivers a sharp and unsettling look at power and politics in the modern world.

Movie Monday “Toy Story 3” (2010)

Join us for a free screening of Toy Story 3 (2010), the beloved Pixar adventure about friendship, change, and growing up. Follow Woody, Buzz, and the gang as they embark on a hilarious and emotional journey to find their way back home.

Monday Night Movies “The Hucksters” (1947)

A returning war veteran enters the competitive world of New York advertising in The Hucksters (1947), where ambition and ethics collide. Starring Clark Gable, this classic drama mixes romance, satire, and postwar social commentary.

Film Screening “Tea with Mussolini” (1999)

Tea with Mussolini is a touching and elegant drama set in Florence during World War II, following a group of spirited women bound together by friendship and survival. Featuring an unforgettable cast led by Maggie Smith and Judi Dench, the film mixes humor, heart, and timeless Italian atmosphere.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “Saturday Night Fever” (1977)

Experience the disco era with Saturday Night Fever (1977), the iconic New York film starring John Travolta and featuring music by the Bee Gees. A dazzling mix of dance, drama, and unforgettable 70s nightlife awaits on the big screen.

Masters in Film Directing Apple Box Short Film Festival 2026

MPS Film Directing presents its thesis film festival. This year, the festival will be broken into ten films across two screening blocks.

Friday Flicks “Anaconda” (2025)

Anaconda slithers back onto the big screen with a new jungle survival story full of danger, suspense, and massive predators. This modern reimagining of the cult thriller mixes action, horror, and dark comedy in the heart of the rainforest.

Bronx Week Screening “Beat Street” (1984)

Beat Street (1984) is a vibrant musical drama that captures the energy and creativity of early 1980s hip-hop culture in New York City. The film follows the lives of a group of friends from the South Bronx who are passionate about different elements of hip-hop: DJing, MCing, breakdancing, and graffiti art.

Thursday Afternoon Film “Fireworks Wednesday” (2006)

Set on the eve of the Persian New Year, Fireworks Wednesday (2006) follows a young woman who becomes caught in the tense relationship of a troubled married couple. Director Asghar Farhadi crafts a subtle and powerful drama filled with emotional suspense and human complexity.

Movies at Hudson Park “Wicked: For Good” (2025)

Wicked: For Good continues the epic story of Elphaba and Glinda in the second part of the beloved musical adaptation. Filled with magic, drama, and iconic songs, the film is set to be one of the most anticipated movie premieres of 2025.

Thursday Night Movies “The Color of Pomegranates” (1969)

Experience The Color of Pomegranates, Sergei Parajanov’s legendary visual poem inspired by the life of Armenian poet Sayat-Nova. A surreal and mesmerizing masterpiece, the film transforms history, culture, and emotion into unforgettable cinematic imagery.

Reel to Read Movies “A Beautiful Mind” (2001)

Watch the award-winning drama A Beautiful Mind at a free movie event in New York. Based on a true story, the film follows brilliant mathematician John Nash as he struggles between genius, love, and mental illness.

Film Screening “Before Sunset” (2004)

Nine years after meeting in Vienna, Jesse and Céline reunite for one unforgettable afternoon in Paris in Before Sunset (2004). This acclaimed romantic drama explores love, missed chances, and the conversations that stay with us forever.

Monday Matinee “Burn After Reading” (2008)

Burn After Reading (2008) is a dark comedy by the Coen Brothers about two gym employees who stumble into a ridiculous CIA-related mess after finding a mysterious disc. Packed with misunderstandings, paranoia, and chaotic humor, the film stars Brad Pitt, George Clooney, and Frances McDormand.

Movie Monday “Toy Story 2” (1999)

Join Woody, Buzz, and the rest of the toy gang for a fun-filled screening of Toy Story 2 (1999), Pixar’s beloved animated sequel — a heartwarming adventure about friendship, loyalty, and finding where you belong.

Monday Night Movies “Charulata” (1964)

Satyajit Ray’s Charulata (1964) is a beautifully crafted classic about loneliness, love, and emotional longing in 19th-century Bengal. Tender, intelligent, and visually rich, the film is widely regarded as one of the greatest achievements of Indian cinema.

YA Movie Day “Mean Girls” (2004)

A fresh, musical-charged reimagining of the iconic teen comedy, Mean Girls (2024), follows Cady Heron as she navigates cliques, gossip, and high-school power plays — all set to catchy new songs and contemporary style. With Tina Fey and Tim Meadows reprising their roles and a surprise Lindsay Lohan cameo, it’s familiar, fierce, and irresistibly fun

Saturday Afternoon Movie “Licorice Pizza” (2021)

“Licorice Pizza” (2021) is a nostalgic coming-of-age story set in 1970s California, following the quirky and evolving relationship between Alana, a restless young woman, and Gary, a precocious teenage entrepreneur. Through a series of humorous and heartfelt misadventures, the film explores themes of ambition, self-discovery, and the complexities of human connection.

AAPI Film “No Other Choice” (2025)

No Other Choice (2025) is a tense drama about a person pushed into impossible choices where every decision has consequences. Don’t miss this free New York screening of a film that explores fate, morality, and the cost of survival.

Film Screening “They Shall Not Grow Old” (2018)

Director Peter Jackson transforms original footage from World War I, adding color, sound, and 3D to create a powerful and visceral experience, immersing the viewer in the lives and realities of the soldiers who fought on the front lines.

Thursday Afternoon Film “Academy of Muses” (2015)

The Academy of Muses is a thoughtful drama about a philosophy professor whose ideas about love begin to influence his students’ real lives in unexpected ways. Blending intellect with emotion, the film explores how desire, language, and power intersect.

AAPI Film “Tokyo Story” (1960)

Join a free screening of Tokyo Story, a timeless classic by Yasujirō Ozu about family, distance, and the quiet passage of time. A deeply human story that lingers long after the final frame.

Thursday Night Movies “Sterile Cuckoo” (1969)

The Sterile Cuckoo (1969) is a tender coming-of-age drama about an unusual college romance shaped by loneliness and emotional need. Featuring Liza Minnelli, the film offers a bittersweet and deeply human look at connection and vulnerability.

Movies at West New Brighton “Monster Squad” (1987)

Join us for a screening of The Monster Squad (1987), a cult ‘80s adventure where a group of kids must stop classic movie monsters from taking over the world. Funny, nostalgic, and just the right amount of spooky, it’s a perfect throwback night for all ages.

Reel to Read Movies “Girl, Interrupted” (1999)

Girl, Interrupted (1999) is a powerful drama about a young woman’s journey through a psychiatric hospital, where she confronts identity, conformity, and the blurred lines of sanity. With unforgettable performances and a raw emotional core, this film remains a striking exploration of the human mind.

May is for Musicals: Song Sung Blue (2025)

May is for musicals! We will be screening a selection of a few favorites.

Monday Matinee “Silkwood” (1983)

Silkwood (1983) is a gripping true story about a nuclear plant worker who risks everything to expose dangerous safety violations. With a powerful performance by Meryl Streep, the film explores courage, truth, and the human cost of standing up against injustice.

Movie Monday “Toy Story” (1995)

“Toy Story” (1995), directed by John Lasseter and produced by Pixar Animation Studios in collaboration with Walt Disney Pictures, is a groundbreaking animated film that marked the first fully computer-animated feature film. The story revolves around the secret lives of toys, which come to life when humans are not around.

Monday Night Movies “Orpheus” (1950)

Experience Orpheus, a surreal and visually striking reimagining of the myth of Orpheus by Jean Cocteau. A poetic journey through love and death, this classic French film turns reality into a haunting dream.

Family Movie Matinee “The Bad Guys” (2022)

Catch The Bad Guys (2025), a witty animated comedy about a gang of lovable criminals trying to turn good. It’s a fun, feel-good film full of humor, action, and unexpected charm.

Friday Flicks “The Warriors” (1979)

Experience The Warriors, a cult 1979 film that dives into the dangerous underworld of New York City gangs. Follow one crew’s intense journey across hostile territory in a night filled with tension, style, and survival.

Moving Pages “Romeo & Juliet” (1996)

Experience Shakespeare’s classic love story in a bold modern setting with Romeo & Juliet (1996). This visually striking film blends timeless romance with contemporary style, making it as powerful today as ever.

Classic Film “Enchanted April” (1991)

Enchanted April tells the story of four disparate women in 1920s London who escape their dreary lives by renting a medieval castle in sun-drenched Italy for a month.

Thursday Night Movies “L’Inferno” (1911)

Experience L’Inferno, a groundbreaking silent film from 1911 inspired by Dante’s vision of Hell. This early cinematic masterpiece uses inventive visuals and eerie imagery to bring one of literature’s darkest journeys to life.

Reel to Read Movies "Can You Ever Forgive Me?"(2019)

A struggling writer in New York turns to forging literary letters to make ends meet, leading her into a risky double life. Can You Ever Forgive Me? is a witty and moving story about loneliness, survival, and unlikely friendship.

April is Noir Month “The Man Who Wasn’t There” (1998)

“The Man Who Wasn’t There” follows Ed Crane, a stoic and observant barber in a small California town in 1949.

Monday Matinee “Local Hero” (1983)

Local Hero (1983) follows an American executive whose business trip to a quiet Scottish village turns into a subtle journey of self-discovery. Warm, understated, and quietly funny, it’s a film about finding meaning where you least expect it.

Monday Matinee “Weapons” (2025)

Weapons (2025) is a tense psychological thriller from director Zach Cregger that explores how a single unexplained event can fracture an entire community.

Movie Monday “The Rugrats Movie” (1998)

Enjoy a free screening of The Rugrats Movie (1998), a charming animated adventure about friendship, imagination, and becoming a big sibling. Perfect for all ages, this nostalgic classic is a fun outing for families and fans alike.

Monday Night Movies “Heaven Can Wait” (1943)

Heaven Can Wait (1943) follows the life of a charming playboy who recounts his story at the gates of the afterlife, convinced he belongs in hell. This witty and elegant comedy offers a warm, humorous reflection on love, choices, and the meaning of a well-lived life.

Book vs. Movie “The Princess Diaries” (2001)

Enjoy The Princess Diaries, a heartwarming comedy about an ordinary teen who discovers she’s a real-life princess. Follow her journey of self-discovery, confidence, and unexpected transformation in this feel-good classic.

Reel to Read Movies “The Big Short” (2015)

The Big Short (2015), directed by Adam McKay, is a darkly comedic drama that dives headfirst into the insanity of the mid-2000s housing bubble and the financial crisis it triggered.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “American Fiction” (2023)

Don’t miss a free screening of American Fiction (2023), a smart and incisive satire directed by Cord Jefferson and starring Jeffrey Wright. This critically acclaimed comedy-drama explores race, art, and authenticity with sharp humor and surprising heart.

Movies at Mulberry Street Presents “The Last Showgirl” (2024)

The Last Showgirl tells the story of a veteran Las Vegas showgirl facing an uncertain future after her long-running show abruptly closes. It’s a moving exploration of reinvention, resilience, and finding yourself when the spotlight fades.

Arabic Film “Yomeddine” (2018)

Yomeddine is a touching road movie about a man searching for his family after a lifetime of isolation. Along the way, he discovers connection, resilience, and the quiet dignity of belonging.

Friday Flicks “The Devil Wears Prada” (2006)

“The Devil Wears Prada” follows the story of Andy Sachs, a recent college graduate who lands a job as an assistant to Miranda Priestly, the powerful and demanding editor-in-chief of Runway magazine.

Neo-Noir Film Series “Memento” (2000)

“Memento” is a gripping neo-noir psychological thriller that follows the journey of Leonard Shelby, a man struggling with anterograde amnesia, a condition that prevents him from forming new memories.

Thursday Afternoon Film “Paju” (2009)

Experience Paju, a haunting South Korean drama about grief, desire, and unresolved emotions. Set in a quiet border town, the film unravels a complex relationship shaped by loss and unspoken truths.

Classic Film “Much Ado About Nothing” (1993)

Enjoy a lively screening of Much Ado About Nothing, a witty Shakespearean comedy filled with romance, misunderstandings, and sharp dialogue. This sun-soaked adaptation brings together a star-studded cast for a timeless story about love, pride, and second chances.

Inwood Library Film Screening “Riot In Cell Block 11” (1954)

Watch Riot in Cell Block 11 (1954), a gripping prison drama based on real events and filmed inside an actual penitentiary. This intense classic explores an inmate uprising and the fight for humane conditions with striking realism.

April is Noir Month “Out of the Past” (1947)

Experience the timeless noir classic Out of the Past (1947), directed by Jacques Tourneur and starring Robert Mitchum. A gripping story of love, betrayal, and a past that won’t let go, this free NYC screening invites you into one of Hollywood’s most unforgettable shadows.

Monday Matinee “A Complete Unknown” (2024)

Discover the origins of a music legend in A Complete Unknown (2024), a biographical drama set in 1960s New York. The film traces Bob Dylan’s transformation from an unknown artist into a cultural icon, capturing the spirit of a generation in flux.

Movie Monday “Kung Fu Panda 4” (2024)

Join us for Kung Fu Panda 4, where Po embarks on a new journey filled with action, humor, and self-discovery. A perfect pick for families and fans of all ages looking for a fun movie experience.

Monday Night Movies “Million Dollar Mermaid” (1952)

Dive into Million Dollar Mermaid (1952), a vibrant musical starring Esther Williams and inspired by the life of trailblazing swimmer Annette Kellerman. This visually stunning classic blends romance, ambition, and unforgettable aquatic performances.

Horror Movie “Dachra” (2018)

Dachra is a chilling horror film about journalism students who uncover dark secrets in a remote village tied to an eerie woman. Their investigation leads them into a world of fear, rituals, and unsettling truths that blur the line between reality and nightmare.

Arabic Film “Theeb” (2014)

Theeb is a gripping desert adventure about a young Bedouin boy navigating danger and betrayal during World War I. Visually stunning and emotionally raw, the film delivers a quiet yet powerful story of survival and growing up.

Friday Flicks “The Thing” (1982)

Experience John Carpenter’s legendary The Thing (1982), where paranoia and survival collide in the frozen isolation of Antarctica. Don’t miss this free screening of one of the most gripping sci-fi horrors ever made.

Classic Film “It Happens Every Spring” (1949)

Enjoy the classic comedy It Happens Every Spring, where a professor’s accidental invention turns him into an unstoppable baseball pitcher. A fun and charming mix of romance, science, and vintage humor awaits.

Thursday Night Movies “The Tempest” (2010)

Step into the mystical world of The Tempest, where magic, revenge, and redemption unfold on a remote enchanted island. This visually captivating adaptation of Shakespeare’s play delivers a powerful story of transformation and forgiveness.

Reel to Read Movies “47 Ronin” (2013)

Join a free screening of 47 Ronin, an epic tale of samurai seeking justice and honor. Starring Keanu Reeves, the film combines action, fantasy, and a powerful story of loyalty and revenge.

New Films “Hamnet” (2025)

Hamnet (2025), directed by Chloé Zhao, tells the emotional story behind the tragedy that may have inspired William Shakespeare to write Hamlet. Starring Jessie Buckley and Paul Mescal, the film explores love, grief, and the powerful connection between life and art.

Movie Monday — The Day the Earth Blew Up “A Looney Tunes Movie” (2024)

Enjoy a free screening of A Looney Tunes Movie, a fast-paced animated adventure filled with classic characters, chaotic humor, and неожиданные повороты. A perfect pick for all ages looking to relax, laugh, and enjoy a fun night out in the city.

Monday Night Movies “A Date with Judy” (1948)

A Date with Judy (1948) is a cheerful Technicolor musical about a teenage girl whose attempts to fix her family’s problems turn into a series of funny and heartfelt mishaps. Starring Jane Powell and featuring a young Elizabeth Taylor, it’s a bright and nostalgic classic perfect for an easygoing movie night.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “Misery” (1990)

Watch Misery (1990), a gripping psychological thriller based on the novel by Stephen King. When a writer is rescued by an obsessed fan, he quickly realizes he’s trapped in a nightmare where admiration turns dangerously controlling.

YA Movie Day “Superman” (2025)

Experience a special free outdoor preview of Superman (2025), a grounded and emotional new take on the iconic hero’s origin. Join fellow fans under the night sky as Clark Kent takes flight in a story about courage, identity, and hope.

Friday Flicks “Song Sung Blue” (2025)

Song Sung Blue tells the touching true story of two unlikely performers who bond over music and discover new meaning in their lives. A gentle, uplifting film about connection, courage, and the magic of stepping into your own voice.

Arabic Film “Capernaum” (2018)

Watch the award-winning drama Capernaum (2018), directed by Nadine Labaki, about a young boy in Beirut who sues his parents over a life of hardship. This powerful film offers a raw and unforgettable look at resilience, poverty, and the strength of the human spirit.

Film Screening “Platoon” (1986)

Experience the intensity of the Vietnam War in Platoon, Oliver Stone’s Oscar-winning drama based on real events. A young soldier faces the brutality of combat and a moral divide between two commanding sergeants.

Movies from Books “Fahrenheit 451” (1967)

“Fahrenheit 451” is a dystopian drama based on Ray Bradbury’s novel, set in a future society where books are banned and “firemen” are tasked with burning any they find.

Classic Film “Singin’ In the Rain” (1952)

Enjoy a free screening of Singin’ in the Rain, a timeless Hollywood musical filled with humor, romance, and iconic dance scenes. This classic starring Gene Kelly brings the magic of early cinema to life with unforgettable songs and energy.

Thursday Night Movies “Between Two Worlds” (1944)

Watch Between Two Worlds (1944), a haunting fantasy drama set on a mysterious ship between life and death. This atmospheric classic explores fate, regret, and redemption through the stories of passengers confronting their past.

Film Screening “The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse” (1921)

Experience the silent film masterpiece The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, a sweeping story of love, family, and war set against the backdrop of World War I. This free New York screening offers a rare chance to see Rudolph Valentino in the role that made him a star.

Film Screening “Field of Dreams” (1989)

Experience the magic of Field of Dreams, a moving story about faith, family, and following the impossible. This classic film invites you to believe that sometimes, dreams really do come true.

Reel to Read Movies “Glory” (1989)

Watch Glory, a gripping Civil War drama about one of the first African American regiments in the Union Army. A story of courage and sacrifice, the film explores their fight for dignity, recognition, and freedom.

April is Noir Month: Film Screening “Double Indemnity” (1944)

Don’t miss a free screening of The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, the silent-era masterpiece starring Rudolph Valentino. Set during World War I, this visually striking drama tells a story of love, conflict, and divided loyalties that continues to captivate audiences today.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “All About Eve” (1950)

All About Eve (1950) is a legendary drama about ambition, fame, and rivalry in the world of Broadway theater. When an eager young admirer enters the life of a famous actress, admiration slowly turns into a dangerous game of manipulation and ambition.

Friday Flicks: Predator “Badlands” (2025)

Watch Terrence Malick’s iconic debut, Badlands (1973,) for free in New York. A poetic and unsettling road movie, it tells the story of two lovers on a violent journey across the American Midwest.

Classic Film “Easter Parade” (1948)

Enjoy the classic musical Easter Parade, starring Fred Astaire and Judy Garland, about a dancer who turns an unlikely partner into a star. With songs by Irving Berlin, it’s a charming story of love, ambition, and showbiz magic.

Thursday Night Movies “A Matter of Time” (1976)

A Matter of Time is a poetic drama about a young woman drawn into the fading world of a once-elegant countess. Set in a nostalgic hotel, the film gently explores illusion, memory, and the search for beauty in ordinary life.

Reel to Read Movies “Raging Bull” (1980)

Watch Raging Bull, Martin Scorsese’s gripping portrait of boxer Jake LaMotta, brought to life by Robert De Niro. This powerful classic dives into the dark side of ambition, rage, and the price of greatness.

Monday Matinee “Enter the Dragon” (1973)

Watch Enter the Dragon (1973), the iconic martial arts film starring Bruce Lee, as he takes on a dangerous undercover mission during a high-stakes tournament. A timeless blend of action and philosophy, this classic continues to captivate audiences around the world.

Monday Matinee “The Souvenir” (2019)

The Souvenir is an intimate coming-of-age drama by Joanna Hogg about a young woman balancing her creative dreams with a complicated romance. A quiet yet powerful film, it explores memory, identity, and the emotional weight of first love.

Monday Night Movies “I Hate But Love” (1962)

Don’t miss a screening of I Hate But Love, a stylish and emotionally charged drama by Koreyoshi Kurahara. This compelling story explores the tension between love and resentment in a rapidly changing world.

Movies from Books “Little Women” (2019)

Little Women (2019) tells the story of the March sisters as they grow up, chase their ambitions, and discover what truly matters in life. This heartfelt adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s classic novel celebrates family, creativity, and the journey toward independence.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “The King of Comedy” (1983)

The King of Comedy (1983) is a dark, thought-provoking satire about ambition, fame, and obsession in New York City. Directed by Martin Scorsese and starring Robert De Niro, it’s an unsettling and surprisingly modern look at the cost of being seen.

Movie Screening “A New Leaf” (1971)

Enjoy a free screening of A New Leaf (1971), a dark comedy about a broke playboy who plots to marry for money—with unexpected consequences. Directed by and starring Elaine May, this cult favorite blends sharp humor with surprising heart.

Movies at Mulberry Street “Bugonia” (2025)

Bugonia (2025) is a dark sci-fi satire by Yorgos Lanthimos, starring Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons. A twisted tale of conspiracy, power, and paranoia, the film blurs the line between delusion and reality with Lanthimos’ trademark unsettling humor.

Film screening “Train Dreams” (2025)

Train Dreams (2025) is a quiet, visually striking film about a solitary man navigating love and loss in the changing American frontier. Thoughtful and atmospheric, it’s a meditative story about time, memory, and the beauty of an ordinary life.

Film screening “Dead of Winter” (2025)

Dead of Winter is a tense winter thriller about strangers trapped together during a brutal storm, where fear and suspicion spiral out of control. As secrets emerge, survival becomes a dangerous game no one is prepared to play.

Thursday Night Movies “Our Dancing Daughters” (1928)

Experience the glamour and emotional depth of Our Dancing Daughters (1928), a silent film that captures the spirit of the Jazz Age. Follow a group of young women as they navigate love, freedom, and societal expectations in a rapidly changing world.

Reel to Read Movies “The Flame of New Orleans” (1941)

Enjoy a free screening of The Flame of New Orleans, a charming romantic comedy starring Marlene Dietrich as a clever woman navigating love and high society in 19th-century New Orleans. With humor, elegance, and a touch of mischief, this classic film offers a delightful glimpse into old Hollywood storytelling.

Inwood Library Film Screening “Best In Show” (2000)

Enjoy the cult comedy Best in Show (2000), a witty mockumentary about eccentric dog owners competing for top prize. Packed with improvisation and charm, it’s a hilarious and heartfelt look at obsession, competition, and love for pets.

Monday Matinee “Bull Durham” (1988)

Enjoy a screening of Bull Durham (1988), a witty and romantic comedy set in the world of minor league baseball. The film follows a veteran catcher, a rising pitcher, and a passionate fan caught in a smart and funny love triangle.

Movie Monday “The Bad Guys” (2025)

Catch The Bad Guys (2025), a witty animated comedy about a gang of lovable criminals trying to turn good. It’s a fun, feel-good film full of humor, action, and unexpected charm.

Horror Film “Ready or Not” (2019)

After marrying into a wealthy but bizarre family, a bride must take part in a strange wedding-night tradition: a game of hide-and-seek. What starts as a harmless ritual quickly turns into a deadly hunt where she must fight to survive the night.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “Anchorman” (2004)

A free screening of Anchorman (2004) brings the outrageous world of 1970s TV news to the big screen. Follow the legendary Ron Burgundy as his newsroom dominance is challenged by a talented female reporter, leading to a hilarious clash of egos and absurd situations.

Friday Flicks “Michael Collins” (1996)

Join us for a free screening of Michael Collins, a powerful historical drama about the leader of Ireland’s struggle for independence. The film follows Michael Collins as he navigates revolution, politics, and personal sacrifice during one of the most dramatic moments in Irish history.

Thursday Night Movies “Strange Woman” (1946)

Strange Woman (1946) follows Jenny Hager, a determined woman who challenges the strict social rules of a small New England town. As she rises in status through charm and ambition, her choices blur the line between survival and manipulation.

Reel to Read Movies “The Devil is a Woman” (1935)

Join us for a screening of The Devil is a Woman (1935), a glamorous classic starring Marlene Dietrich and directed by Josef von Sternberg. Set against the vibrant backdrop of a Spanish carnival, this stylish drama explores love, obsession, and the irresistible allure of a woman who refuses to be controlled.

New Films “Small things Like These” (2024)

Small Things Like These (2024) is a subtle, emotionally resonant drama about one man’s moral awakening in a close-knit Irish community. A story about conscience, quiet bravery, and the consequences of looking away.

Monday Matinee “The Quiet Man” (1952)

Enjoy a screening of the classic 1952 romantic drama The Quiet Man, directed by John Ford and set in the picturesque Irish countryside. The film tells the story of an American boxer who returns to his ancestral village in Ireland and finds unexpected love, humor, and conflict.

Monday Matinee “Cleo From 5 to 7” (1962)

Cléo from 5 to 7 follows a young singer wandering through Paris while anxiously waiting for the results of a medical test. In real time, the film transforms an ordinary afternoon into a thoughtful and poetic journey through the city and the mind of a woman confronting her fears.

Movie Monday “The Tigger Movie” (2000)

Enjoy a free screening of the animated classic The Tigger Movie (2000), where the cheerful and bouncy Tigger sets off on a quest to find his family. This heartwarming adventure from the Hundred Acre Wood is full of music, friendship, and the reminder that family can be found in the friends who care about you.

Monday Night Movies “Carrie” (1952)

Carrie (1952) is a classic drama about a young woman who leaves her small town for Chicago in search of a better life. As she pursues success on the stage, she becomes entangled in relationships that challenge her ambitions and reveal the emotional cost of chasing dreams.

Family Film “Meet the Robinsons” (2007)

Enjoy the animated adventure Meet the Robinsons (2007), a story about a young inventor who travels to the future and meets a wildly unconventional family. This funny and heartfelt film celebrates creativity, perseverance, and the power of believing in your future.

YA Movie Day “Hairspray” (2007)

Join us for a free screening of the lively musical comedy Hairspray (2007). Follow the story of Tracy Turnblad, a teen who dances her way onto a 1960s TV show and helps spark a movement for inclusion and change.

Film screening “If I Had Legs, I’d Kick You” (2025)

If I Had Legs, I’d Kick You (2025) is a darkly funny drama about a therapist and single mother whose life spirals into chaos as everyday pressures begin to overwhelm her. The film explores burnout, motherhood, and the fragile balance between responsibility and personal survival.

Thursday Night Movies “Sunrise” (1927)

Join a free screening of Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans, the visually stunning silent classic by F. W. Murnau. This poetic film follows a married couple on an emotional journey through temptation, forgiveness, and rediscovered love.

Reel to Read Movies “Blonde Venus” (1932)

Blonde Venus (1932), directed by Josef von Sternberg and starring Marlene Dietrich, is a stylish pre-Code drama about a woman who returns to the stage to save her family and becomes entangled in a risky romance. With dazzling nightclub scenes and Dietrich’s unforgettable performance, the film remains a captivating classic of early Hollywood cinema.

Monday Matinee “No Country For Old Men” (2007)

No Country for Old Men is a chilling neo-Western thriller about greed, fate, and a deadly game of cat-and-mouse in the Texas desert. Directed by Joel Coen and Ethan Coen, this Oscar-winning film delivers unforgettable performances and relentless suspense.

Movie Monday “Elio” (2025)

Elio (2025) is a Pixar animated adventure about an imaginative boy who is accidentally chosen to represent Earth in a cosmic alliance of alien civilizations. Funny, heartfelt, and visually stunning, it’s a family-friendly story about courage, connection, and finding where you truly belong.

New Release Film Screening “Wicked: For Good” (2025)

Wicked: For Good (2025) concludes the epic Oz saga with Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande returning as Elphaba and Glinda. This visually stunning and emotionally charged finale explores friendship, destiny, and the true meaning of good and wicked.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” (2019)

Travel back to 1969 Los Angeles with Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, Quentin Tarantino’s vibrant and bittersweet tribute to the last days of old Hollywood. Starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt, and Margot Robbie, this Oscar-winning film blends humor, heart, and history into an unforgettable cinematic experience.

Friday Flicks “Thelma & Louise” (1991)

Thelma & Louise (1991), directed by Ridley Scott and starring Susan Sarandon and Geena Davis, follows two friends whose weekend road trip becomes an unforgettable journey of rebellion and self-discovery. Join us for a free screening of this landmark 1990s classic about friendship, freedom, and taking control of your own destiny.

Reel Connections “Lucha” (2023)

Lucha (2023) is a powerful drama set in the high-stakes world of Mexican lucha libre, where identity and legacy collide in and out of the ring. Don’t miss this free screening of a visually striking story about ambition, family, and the price of becoming who you are.

Film Screening “Predator Badlands” (2025)

Predator: Badlands (2025) launches a brutal new chapter in the legendary sci-fi franchise, where an alien hunter stalks survivors in a lawless frontier. Packed with intense action and suspense, this latest installment redefines the ultimate hunt for a new generation.

Thursday Night Movies “Ethan Frome” (1993)

Experience the quiet intensity of Ethan Frome, a moving adaptation of Edith Wharton’s classic novel starring Liam Neeson. This free screening invites you into a snowbound world of forbidden love, duty, and impossible choices.

Reel to Read Movies “Morocco” (1930)

Morocco (1930), directed by Josef von Sternberg and starring Marlene Dietrich and Gary Cooper, is a glamorous pre-Code romance set in a North African outpost. This visually striking classic explores passion, independence, and sacrifice in one of early Hollywood’s most iconic love stories.

Monday Matinee “The Terminal” (2004)

The Terminal (2004), directed by Steven Spielberg and starring Tom Hanks, follows a man stranded at JFK Airport after his country suddenly disappears from the political map. This heartfelt comedy-drama set in New York is a touching story about resilience, friendship, and finding home in unexpected places.

Monday Matinee “Clueless” (1995)

“Clueless” (1995), directed by Amy Heckerling, is a modern adaptation of Jane Austen’s “Emma”, set in the affluent world of Beverly Hills.

Movie Monday “Smurfs” (2025)

The beloved blue heroes return in Smurfs (2025), an animated adventure packed with humor, heart, and colorful fun. Perfect for families, this lively film brings big courage, big laughs, and big magic — all in a very small package.

Monday Night Movies “On the Beach” (1959)

On the Beach (1959) is a powerful post-apocalyptic drama about the last survivors of a nuclear war awaiting their fate in Australia. This free screening invites you to experience a moving and timeless story about love, courage, and humanity in the face of the inevitable.

Sunday Matinee Movie “The Towering Inferno” (1974)

The Towering Inferno (1974) is a classic disaster thriller starring Paul Newman and Steve McQueen, set during a deadly skyscraper fire on opening night. Join us in New York for a free screening of this suspenseful, Oscar-winning film about courage and survival.

Moving Pages “Malcolm X” (1992)

Directed by Spike Lee and starring Denzel Washington, Malcolm X (1992) is a sweeping biographical drama about one of the most transformative leaders in American history. Join us for a free New York screening of this powerful film exploring identity, faith, and the fight for justice.

Book vs. Movie “The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 2” (2015)

Don’t miss the epic finale of The Hunger Games saga as Katniss Everdeen faces her most dangerous mission yet in Mockingjay, Part 2 (2015). Join us for a free screening in NYC and experience the action, emotion, and showdown on the big screen.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “Lady Bird” (2017)

Lady Bird (2017), directed by Greta Gerwig, is a witty and heartfelt coming-of-age story about a strong-willed teenager dreaming of life beyond her hometown. Both funny and deeply moving, the film captures the intensity of youth and the complicated love between mother and daughter.

Film Screening “Hidden Figures” (2016)

Hidden Figures (2016) is the true story of three African American women whose work at NASA helped launch America into space. A moving and accessible film about brilliance, dignity, and changing the course of history from behind the scenes.

Movie Matinee “The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks” (2017)

The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks tells the true story of a woman whose cells changed medicine forever. This moving drama explores her family’s journey and the ethical questions her legacy raises.

Friday Flicks “Do the Right Thing” (1989)

Set on the hottest day of the year in Brooklyn, Do the Right Thing (1989), directed by Spike Lee, follows a neighborhood as rising heat exposes long-standing racial tensions. A defining New York film, it blends humor and heartbreak into a story that still resonates today.

The Global Lens “Snerting | Touch” (2024)

Snerting | Touch (2024), directed by Baltasar Kormákur, is a poignant Icelandic drama about an aging man searching for the woman he once loved. This free New York screening offers a heartfelt exploration of memory, distance, and the enduring power of connection.

Film Screening “Goldfinger” (1964)

Join us for a free screening of Goldfinger (1964), the classic James Bond adventure starring Sean Connery. Packed with style, suspense, and iconic moments, this fan-favorite thriller remains one of the most celebrated spy films ever made.

Classic Film “Lady Sings the Blues” (1972)

“Lady Sings the Blues” chronicles Billie Holiday’s journey from a troubled childhood to stardom as a jazz icon, while battling personal demons and systemic racism. The film captures her raw talent, turbulent love life, and the hardships that shaped her tragic yet enduring legacy.

Thursday Night Movies “The Divine Lady” (1928)

Experience the romance and drama of 18th-century England in The Divine Lady (1928), a silent film about Lady Emma Hamilton and Admiral Lord Nelson. This classic historical romance is a visual feast that brings passion and intrigue to life on screen.

Reel to Read Movies “Bob Marley: One Love” (2024)

“Bob Marley: One Love” is a biographical drama that chronicles the life, music, and enduring legacy of the legendary reggae icon, Bob Marley.

Movie Matinee “Southside With You” (2016)

Southside With You (2016) portrays the real-life first date of Barack Obama and Michelle Robinson during a summer day in 1989 Chicago. This intimate romantic drama explores ambition, identity, and the quiet beginnings of a historic partnership.

A Many Splendored Thing Film Series “Buffalo ’66” (1998)

Buffalo ’66 (1998) tells the story of Billy, freshly released from prison, who kidnaps a young dancer to impress his family. A darkly funny and emotional cult classic about love, loneliness, and unexpected connections.

Monday Matinee “Bugonia” (2025)

Bugonia (2025) is a dark sci-fi satire by Yorgos Lanthimos, starring Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons. A twisted tale of conspiracy, power, and paranoia, the film blurs the line between delusion and reality with Lanthimos’ trademark unsettling humor.

Movie Monday “Soul” (2020)

“Soul” (2020), directed by Pete Docter and co-directed by Kemp Powers, is a Pixar animated film that explores themes of purpose, passion, and the meaning of life.

Monday Night Movies “On the Beach” (1959)

On the Beach (1959) is a powerful post-apocalyptic drama about the last survivors of a nuclear war awaiting their fate in Australia. This free screening invites you to experience a moving and timeless story about love, courage, and humanity in the face of the inevitable.

Horror Club “Get Out” (2017)

Join us for a free screening of Get Out (2017), the acclaimed thriller by Jordan Peele that blends psychological horror with sharp social commentary. Starring Daniel Kaluuya, this gripping film will keep you on edge from the first visit to the final revelation.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “Boogie Nights” (1997)

Boogie Nights (1997) is Paul Thomas Anderson’s stylish and emotionally charged portrait of ambition, fame, and found family in 1970s California. This free screening invites New York audiences to revisit a bold modern classic packed with unforgettable performances and an iconic soundtrack.

Movie Matinee “Remember the Titans” (2000)

A powerful sports drama set in 1971, Remember the Titans tells the true story of a newly integrated high school football team learning to overcome division and build trust. Join us for an inspiring screening that celebrates unity, resilience, and the spirit of working together.

Friday Flicks “Bugonia” (2025)

Bugonia (2025) is a dark sci-fi satire by Yorgos Lanthimos, starring Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons. A twisted tale of conspiracy, power, and paranoia, the film blurs the line between delusion and reality with Lanthimos’ trademark unsettling humor.

Classic Film “Claudine” (1974)

Join us for a free screening of Claudine (1974), a heartfelt Harlem-set romance starring Diahann Carroll and James Earl Jones. This warm and socially conscious classic blends humor, love, and resilience in a story that still resonates today.

Movies at Hudson Park “One Battle After Another” (2025)

One Battle After Another is a gripping 2025 drama about resilience in the face of ongoing personal and social struggle. Through powerful performances and an intimate, character-driven story, the film explores what it takes to keep moving forward when every victory comes at a cost.

Thursday Night Movies “Til We Meet Again” (1940)

See the 1940 romantic drama One Til We Meet Again at a free New York screening and rediscover a timeless story of love tested by war and separation. A moving classic from Hollywood’s Golden Age, it reminds us that some promises are meant to outlast distance and time.

A Many Splendored Thing Film Series “Brokeback Mountain” (2005)

Don’t miss a free NYC screening of Brokeback Mountain (2005), directed by Ang Lee and starring Heath Ledger and Jake Gyllenhaal. This award-winning drama tells a powerful, intimate story of love and longing set against the vast landscapes of the American West.

YA Movie Day “Mufasa” (2024)

Discover the origin story of a legend in Mufasa (2024), a visually spectacular prequel set in the world of The Lion King. Follow Mufasa’s journey from an unlikely beginning to becoming the king of the Pride Lands.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “Vertigo” (1958)

“Vertigo” is a psychological thriller that follows retired San Francisco detective John “Scottie” Ferguson, who suffers from acrophobia (fear of heights) and debilitating vertigo after a traumatic incident.

Movie Matinee “Monster’s Ball” (2001)

Monster’s Ball (2001) is a haunting drama about loss, emotional isolation, and the possibility of change in the most unlikely circumstances. A stark, human story driven by unforgettable performances and quiet emotional intensity.

Movies from Books “The Princess Bride” (1987)

The Princess Bride (1987) is a beloved fantasy adventure filled with romance, sword fights, and unforgettable one-liners. A perfect pick for anyone who loves smart humor, epic love stories, and classic feel-good movies.

Film Screening “Harriet” (2019)

“Harriet” is a biographical drama film that tells the extraordinary story of Harriet Tubman, a courageous abolitionist and conductor on the Underground Railroad.

Friday Flicks “Fences” (2016)

Fences is a 2016 American drama film directed by and starring Denzel Washington as Troy Maxson, a former baseball player who works as a garbage collector in 1950s Pittsburgh.

Classic Film “What’s Love Got to do with It” (1993)

What’s Love Got to Do with It (1993) is a gripping biographical drama about Tina Turner’s path to success and personal freedom. Featuring a standout performance by Angela Bassett, the film is a raw and emotional story of resilience, strength, and self-discovery.

Movies at Hudson Park “The Natural” (1984)

The Natural (1984) is a timeless baseball drama about talent, destiny, and second chances, starring Robert Redford. A mythic and emotional classic that turns America’s favorite sport into a powerful cinematic legend.

Thursday Night Movies “Wuthering Heights” (1939)

“Wuthering Heights” (1992) tells the story of Heathcliff and Catherine, whose all-consuming love is thwarted by class divisions, leading to a lifetime of obsession and revenge. Their tragic romance unfolds against the bleak Yorkshire moors, where passion and cruelty intertwine in a haunting tale of undying devotion.

Movies at West New Brighton “A Cinderella Story” (2004)

A modern fairy tale with early-2000s nostalgia, A Cinderella Story follows a shy teenager whose anonymous online romance leads to an unexpected real-life connection. A charming rom-com about courage, first love, and finding your voice.

Reel to Read Movies “Respect” (2021)

Respect (2021) tells the powerful story of Aretha Franklin’s rise to fame, featuring a commanding performance by Jennifer Hudson. A moving portrait of talent, struggle, and self-determination, the film celebrates the legacy of the Queen of Soul.

Monday Matinee “Sinners” (2025)

“Sinners” (2025) is a gripping drama about guilt, temptation, and the cost of buried truths. Dark, intense, and emotionally charged, the film leaves no easy answers — only questions that stay with you.

Monday Matinee “Cooley High” (1975)

A beloved coming-of-age classic, Cooley High (1975) blends humor, music, and heartbreak as it follows a group of Chicago teens on the edge of adulthood. Funny, soulful, and quietly devastating, the film remains a timeless portrait of friendship and lost innocence.

Monday Night Movies “Luxury Liner” (1948)

A breezy romantic comedy set on a transatlantic luxury liner, where love and ambition collide across class lines. Luxury Liner offers clever humor, sparkling dialogue, and a nostalgic glimpse into postwar Hollywood glamour.

Movie Monday “The Princess and the Frog” (2009)

“The Princess and the Frog” (2009) is a Disney animated musical film set in 1920s New Orleans.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “3 Women” (1977)

3 Women (1977), directed by Robert Altman, is a surreal psychological drama about shifting identities and fragile emotional bonds. A hypnotic, dreamlike film that invites viewers to experience cinema as mood, mystery, and psychological space.

Movie Matinee “Sinners” (2025)

“Sinners” (2025) is a gripping drama about guilt, temptation, and the cost of buried truths. Dark, intense, and emotionally charged, the film leaves no easy answers — only questions that stay with you.

Friday Flicks “Carmen Jones” (1954)

A daring musical drama, Carmen Jones (1954) reworks the classic opera Carmen into a vibrant Hollywood film with an all-Black cast. Passion, freedom, and fate collide in this visually striking and historically important classic.

Classic Film “Sparkle” (1976)

Set in 1950s Harlem, Sparkle (1976) follows three sisters whose rise to musical fame brings both triumph and tragedy. With unforgettable songs by Curtis Mayfield, this classic drama reveals the beauty—and the cost — of chasing stardom.

Reel Connections “A Litany for Survival” (1996)

A Litany for Survival (1996) is an intimate and uncompromising documentary portrait of Audre Lorde, exploring how poetry, identity, and activism become tools for survival. A moving reflection on truth-telling and resistance, the film feels as urgent today as when it was made.

Movies at Hudson Park “Bugonia” (2025)

Bugonia (2025) is a dark sci-fi satire by Yorgos Lanthimos, starring Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons. A twisted tale of conspiracy, power, and paranoia, the film blurs the line between delusion and reality with Lanthimos’ trademark unsettling humor.

Movies at The Harbor “BlacKkKlansman” (2018)

Spike Lee’s BlacKkKlansman (2018) tells the incredible true story of a Black police officer who infiltrates the Ku Klux Klan in 1970s America. Darkly funny and deeply unsettling, the film connects historical racism to the realities of today with unmistakable urgency.

Thursday Night Movies “Valerie and Her Week of Wonders” (1970)

A haunting, surreal fairy tale from the Czech New Wave, Valerie and Her Week of Wonders explores adolescence, desire, and power through striking gothic imagery. Dreamlike, provocative, and visually unforgettable, the film invites viewers into a world where innocence and menace coexist.

Reel to Read Movies “Purple Rain” (1984)

Prince stars in this iconic rock musical about ambition, passion, and the cost of creative freedom. Purple Rain remains a powerful portrait of music, ego, and emotional survival, fueled by one of the most influential soundtracks of all time.

Film Screening “Before Sunrise” (1995)

Before Sunrise (1995) is a poetic romance about two strangers who spend one night walking and talking through Vienna. A film about connection, vulnerability, and the beauty of moments that exist outside of time.

Monday Matinee “The Roses” (2025)

The Roses (2025) is a darkly comic drama about a marriage that transforms from passion into psychological combat. A stylish and unsettling look at love, power, and the quiet cruelty people inflict on those closest to them.

Monday Matinee “Crooklyn” (1994)

Crooklyn (1994), directed by Spike Lee, is a tender and funny coming-of-age story set in 1970s Brooklyn. The film celebrates family, neighborhood life, and the memories that linger long after childhood ends.

Monday Night Movies: Thirst for Love / “Ai no kawaki” (1967)

Nagisa Ōshima’s Thirst for Love (1967) is a tense, visually striking drama about desire and emotional confinement in postwar Japan. A bold and unsettling classic that questions how far suppressed longing can go.

Family Movies “Zootopia” (2016)

“Zootopia” takes place in a vibrant, modern metropolis where animals of all species live and work together in harmony. Judy Hopps, a determined bunny rabbit with big dreams, becomes the first rabbit police officer in the city.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “His Girl Friday” (1940)

A classic screwball comedy packed with lightning-fast dialogue and sharp humor, His Girl Friday follows two rival journalists caught between love and ambition. Cary Grant and Rosalind Russell deliver one of the most iconic verbal duels in film history.

Moving Pages “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” (2022)

Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is an upcoming superhero film based on the Marvel Comics character Black Panther.

Friday Flicks “Moonstruck” (1987)

“Moonstruck” follows a no-nonsense widow (Cher) whose life turns upside down when she falls for her fiancé’s fiery younger brother (Nicolas Cage), leading to a tumultuous yet enchanting romance. The film blends humor, passion, and family chaos into a lyrical ode to love’s unpredictable power.

Movie Matinee “Priscilla” (2023)

Sofia Coppola’s Priscilla (2023) tells the untold story of Priscilla Presley’s life with Elvis, drawn from her own memoir. A delicate, powerful portrait of love and identity, the film reveals the woman behind the icon.

Classic Film “The Sound of Music” (1965)

Sing along to a true cinematic classic! The Sound of Music (1965) is a joyful, inspiring musical filled with iconic songs, stunning scenery, and a story that continues to capture hearts across generations.

Thursday Afternoon Films “D.O.A.” (1950)

A man reports his own murder — and has only hours left to solve it. DOA (1950) is a fast, fatal film noir that turns a simple mystery into a gripping race against time.

Thursday Night Movies “The Silence” / “Tystnaden” (1963)

Ingmar Bergman’s The Silence (1963) is a bold, atmospheric drama about emotional distance and the failure of language. A quiet yet disturbing masterpiece that lingers long after the screen goes dark.

New Films “Caught Stealing” (2025)

Caught Stealing (2025) throws an ordinary New Yorker into a ruthless criminal world after one seemingly harmless favor goes terribly wrong. A gritty, fast-paced thriller that blends dark humor with nonstop tension — perfect for fans of chaotic urban stories.

New Release Film Screening “The Naked Gun” (2025)

The Naked Gun (2025) brings back legendary slapstick comedy with a modern twist, delivering nonstop absurd jokes and over-the-top police parody. A must-see for anyone craving pure laughs and classic ridiculous humor — no logic required.

Reel to Read Movies “The Night of the Following Day” (1969)

A brooding 1969 crime thriller with Marlon Brando and Rita Moreno, The Night of the Following Day explores a kidnapping gone wrong inside a remote seaside house. A slow-burn noir driven by tension, silence, and psychological pressure rather than action.

Inwood Library Film Screening “The Princess Bride” (1987)

The Princess Bride (1987) is a beloved fantasy adventure filled with romance, sword fights, and unforgettable one-liners. A perfect pick for anyone who loves smart humor, epic love stories, and classic feel-good movies.

Inspire Me “True Stories for the New Year: Hidden Figures” (2016)

Hidden Figures (2016) is the true story of three African American women whose work at NASA helped launch America into space. A moving and accessible film about brilliance, dignity, and changing the course of history from behind the scenes.

Monday Matinee “The Roses” (2025)

The Roses (2025) is a dark comedy-drama about a marriage that turns into a psychological war beneath its flawless exterior. Witty, tense, and uncomfortably relatable, the film examines how love can erode when control and resentment take over.

Movie Monday “Ice Age” (2002)

Enjoy the beloved animated classic Ice Age as Manny, Sid, and Diego team up for a hilarious and heartwarming prehistoric adventure — a perfect family-friendly film to watch under the open sky in New York.

Monday Night Movies “The Last of the Mohicans” (1992)

An epic tale of love, war, and identity set during the French and Indian War. The Last of the Mohicans (1992) is a visually stunning historical drama with a legendary soundtrack and unforgettable performances.

Family Film “Ice Age” (2002)

Enjoy the beloved animated classic Ice Age as Manny, Sid, and Diego team up for a hilarious and heartwarming prehistoric adventure — a perfect family-friendly film to watch under the open sky in New York.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “Harold and Maude” (1971)

“Harold and Maude” is a quirky and heartwarming film about the unlikely bond between Harold, a morbidly fascinated teenager obsessed with death, and Maude, a free-spirited and eccentric 79-year-old woman who embraces life with unbridled joy.

Movie Matinee “The Wedding Banquet” (2025)

The Wedding Banquet (2025) is a heartfelt and funny New York—set drama about a fake wedding that sparks very real emotions. A smart, contemporary story about love, family pressure, and learning to be honest with yourself and others.

Friday Flicks “Poor Things” (2023)

Poor Things (2023) is a daring, surreal fantasy by Yorgos Lanthimos about a woman reborn and determined to live on her own terms. Visually extravagant and intellectually provocative, the film blends dark humor with a bold exploration of freedom and self-identity.

Film Screening “Blade Runner” (1982)

A blade runner must pursue and terminate four replicants who stole a ship in space, and have returned to Earth to find their creator.

Classic Film “The Last Picture Show” (1971)

A haunting black-and-white classic about youth and loneliness in a dying Texas town. The Last Picture Show is a raw, unsentimental coming-of-age story that still feels painfully relevant.

Movies at Hudson Park “Weapons” (2025)

Weapons (2025) is a chilling psychological thriller about a small town shaken by the sudden disappearance of several children. As fear spreads, hidden secrets and collective trauma begin to surface.

Thursday Afternoon Films “Meet John Doe” (1941)

Frank Capra’s “Meet John Doe” (1941) tells the story of a made-up man who becomes a very real symbol of hope for millions. A sharp, emotional classic about media power, public trust, and the danger of turning ideals into spectacle.

Night Flap “An Evening at Lofty Pigeon Books”

Enjoy live music by Scott Stein and Bucky Hayes; complimentary drinks and snacks; and 10% off everything in the store for attendees.

Reel to Read Movies “A Countess from Hong Kong” (1967)

Charlie Chaplin’s final film as a director, A Countess from Hong Kong (1967) is a charming romantic comedy with Sophia Loren and Marlon Brando. A chance encounter aboard a luxury liner turns into a delicate love story filled with humor, nostalgia, and quiet emotion.

Inspire Me: True Stories for the New Year: “Won’t You Be My Neighbor?” (2018)

Won’t You Be My Neighbor? (2018) is a documentary about Fred Rogers, the iconic host of Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood, and his mission to teach kindness and emotional understanding to generations of children. Using archival footage and interviews, the film highlights the enduring importance of empathy, compassion, and human connection.

Movie Screening “Westworld” (1973)

Experience Westworld (1973), a classic sci-fi thriller where a futuristic theme park staffed by androids turns into a nightmare. Smart, suspenseful, and unsettlingly relevant, this film laid the groundwork for modern AI stories.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “Her” (2013)

Spike Jonze’s Her (2013) is a tender, thought-provoking story about love, loneliness, and connection in the age of artificial intelligence. A quiet, intimate film that asks a simple but unsettling question: what happens when technology starts to understand us better than people do?

YA Movie Day “Inside Out” (2015)

The film takes place primarily inside the mind of Riley, an 11-year-old girl, where five personified emotions — Joy, Sadness, Fear, Anger, and Disgust — control her actions and reactions from their headquarters in her brain. Joy, the enthusiastic leader, strives to keep Riley happy, but when Riley’s family moves from Minnesota to San Francisco, the move throws her emotional world into chaos.

Movies From Books “Small Things Like These” (2024)

Small Things Like These (2024) is a subtle, emotionally resonant drama about one man’s moral awakening in a close-knit Irish community. A story about conscience, quiet bravery, and the consequences of looking away.

Movie Matinee “Black Bag” (2025)

Black Bag (2025) is a tense thriller about hidden truths, fragile trust, and the consequences of secrets coming to light. A quiet mystery escalates into danger, pulling its characters into a web they can’t escape.

Movie screening “All That Heaven Allows” (1955)

“All That Heaven Allows” is a 1955 romantic drama that tells the story of Cary Scott, a wealthy widow in her late 40s, who finds herself falling in love with Ron Kirby, a much younger landscape architect.

Movies at Hudson Park “F1: The Movie” (2025)

F1: The Movie (2025) is a high-octane sports drama set in the world of Formula One, blending real races with a powerful human story. Expect speed, rivalry, and raw emotion from start to finish.

Classic Film “Oklahoma!” (1955)

Experience the classic musical “Oklahoma!” (1955), a colorful and uplifting story of love and rivalry set in the American frontier. With iconic songs and timeless charm, it’s a perfect choice for fans of classic cinema and musicals.

Thursday Night Movies “Stardust Memories” (1980)

Stardust Memories (1980) is a reflective and ironic look at fame, creativity, and personal relationships through the eyes of a celebrated filmmaker. Shot in elegant black and white, the film combines humor and melancholy in a distinctly New York atmosphere.

Reel to Read Movies “The Appaloosa” (1966)

The Appaloosa (1966) is a moody Western starring Marlon Brando as a lone man driven by honor and obsession after his horse is stolen. A tense, atmospheric film that quietly redefines the classic Western showdown.

Film Screening “Selma” (2014)

“Selma” (2014), directed by Ava DuVernay, is a powerful historical drama that chronicles the pivotal 1965 voting rights marches from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama, led by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and other civil rights activists.

Monday Matinee “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” (1961)

A New York classic, Breakfast at Tiffany’s (1961) follows the enchanting and elusive Holly Golightly as she searches for love and belonging in Manhattan. Romantic, stylish, and quietly melancholic, the film is an enduring portrait of the city and the people who dream within it.

Movie Monday “Frozen” (2019)

Frozen (2019) is a tense psychological drama set against the stark beauty of a frozen wilderness. A seemingly ordinary winter trip slowly transforms into a chilling test of survival and human limits.

Monday Night Movies “Back Street” (1961)

Back Street (1961) is a romantic melodrama about a woman who chooses lifelong devotion to a man she loves, even when society leaves her no place by his side. A classic Hollywood film about sacrifice, hidden love, and emotional endurance across the years.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “When Harry Met Sally” (1989)

Can men and women really be just friends? When Harry Met Sally is a witty, heartfelt New York classic about love, timing, and the conversations that change everything.

Film Screening “The Last Days” (1998)

The Last Days (1998) is a haunting documentary featuring firsthand testimonies of Holocaust survivors who faced the horrors of Nazi concentration camps. An essential and deeply human film about memory, survival, and why remembering still matters today.

Movie Matinee “The Alto Knights” (2025)

The Alto Knights (2025), directed by Barry Levinson and starring Robert De Niro in dual roles, explores the intense rivalry between mob bosses Frank Costello and Vito Genovese in 1950s New York. Now streaming on Max, this film offers a compelling look at ambition and betrayal within the Mafia.

Classic Film “The Sting” (1973)

The Sting (1973) is a stylish, smart caper about two con men planning the ultimate revenge scam in 1930s Chicago. Witty, twisty, and irresistibly fun — this is a classic that knows exactly how to play the game.

Movies at The Harbor “Ali” (2001)

Ali (2001) tells the story of Muhammad Ali’s rise to global fame and his fight for justice both inside and outside the boxing ring. A gripping, emotional portrait of courage, identity, and conviction during one of America’s most turbulent eras.

Thursday Night Movies “Lili” (1953)

Lili (1953) is a delicate romantic classic about a lonely young woman who finds connection and meaning in the magical world of a traveling carnival. A poetic, emotionally subtle film that speaks about kindness, inner wounds, and the quiet power of love.

Movies at West New Brighton “Heavyweights” (1995)

Heavyweights (1995) is a cult 90s comedy about kids at a summer camp who rebel against an extreme and wildly inappropriate fitness fanatic. A funny, nostalgic, and surprisingly heartfelt film about friendship, self-worth, and fighting back — no burpees required.

Reel to Read Movies “The Ugly American” (1963)

The Ugly American (1963) is a Cold War political drama starring Marlon Brando that examines American diplomacy, cultural blindness, and power abroad. A timeless and provocative film that still resonates in today’s global political landscape.

Inspire Me: True Stories for the New Year: Movie “A Beautiful Mind” (2001)

Join us for a free screening of A Beautiful Mind (2001), an inspiring drama about genius, love, and the hidden battles of the human mind. An emotional and thought-provoking film that reminds us that some of the greatest struggles — and victories — happen within.

Monday Matinee “About Schmidt” (2002)

A bittersweet and quietly funny film, About Schmidt (2002) follows a retired man confronting loneliness, regret, and the search for meaning after his life suddenly falls apart. Starring Jack Nicholson, this introspective road movie is a small film with big, very human questions.

Monday Night Movies “Pagan Love Song” (1950)

Pagan Love Song (1950) is a colorful MGM musical romance set in the South Seas, starring Esther Williams and Howard Keel. A feel-good classic filled with tropical vibes, sweeping songs, and golden-age Hollywood charm.

YA Movie Day “The Super Mario Bros. Movie” (2023)

Join Mario, Luigi, and friends in The Super Mario Bros. Movie (2023) — a colorful animated adventure full of humor, action, and nostalgic charm. A perfect pick for a fun, family-friendly movie night in New York.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “La Dolce Vita” (1960)

Federico Fellini’s La Dolce Vita (1960) is a visually stunning exploration of fame, excess, and inner emptiness in postwar Rome. A classic of world cinema that remains strikingly relevant, poetic, and provocative.

Family Movie “Lilo & Stitch” (2025)

Experience Disney’s live-action Lilo & Stitch (2025) for free in New York City! A heartwarming tale of friendship, family, and a mischievous alien awaits you.

Monday Matinee “Cabaret” (1972)

Cabaret (1972) is a daring musical by Bob Fosse set in pre-Nazi Berlin, where nightlife, desire, and political dread collide. With Liza Minnelli’s iconic performance, the film turns song and spectacle into a chilling mirror of a society in denial.

The Peanuts Movie (2015)

The Peanuts Movie (2015) is a heartwarming animated story about Charlie Brown and his friends facing life’s little challenges with humor and hope. A cozy, family-friendly film about friendship, self-belief, and staying true to yourself.

Monday Night Movies “The Poseidon Adventure” (1972)

A New Year’s Eve cruise becomes a desperate survival journey in The Poseidon Adventure (1972), a legendary disaster film of the 1970s. Trapped inside an overturned ocean liner, passengers must fight fear and time to find a way out.

Sunday Silents “The Joyless Street” (1925)

The Joyless Street (1925) is a haunting silent film by G.W. Pabst that portrays life in postwar Vienna through the lens of poverty, desire, and survival. Featuring an early performance by Greta Garbo, the film is a striking and socially sharp classic of world cinema.

Moving Pages “Love & Basketball” (2000)

A heartfelt classic about love, ambition, and basketball, Love & Basketball tells the story of two friends growing up — and growing apart — while chasing their dreams. A timeless film about what it really means to win, both on the court and in life.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “Kinds of Kindness” (2024)

Kinds of Kindness (2024) is a provocative triptych by Yorgos Lanthimos exploring control, obedience, and the fragile need for connection. Dark, absurd, and unforgettable, it’s a film that challenges the viewer long after it ends.

Movie Screening “The Apartment” (1960)

Watch The Apartment (1960), a classic romantic comedy about love, ambition, and unexpected twists in the life of a lonely office worker. Experience timeless humor and heartfelt moments in this Billy Wilder masterpiece.

Movie Matinee “A Working Man” (2025)

A Working Man (2025) is an intimate drama about responsibility, resilience, and the unseen battles of everyday life. A quiet but powerful film that finds meaning in work, routine, and the strength it takes just to keep going.

Family Book to Movie Day “How to Train Your Dragon” (2025)

How to Train Your Dragon (2025) brings the legendary tale of a young Viking and his dragon friend back to the big screen in an epic new adventure. It’s a heartwarming and visually spectacular story about courage, friendship, and daring to see the world differently.

Children’s Movie Matinee “How the Grinch Stole Christmas” (1966)

The Grinch, a bitter recluse, plots to steal Christmas from the joyful Whos of Whoville, but learns the true meaning of the holiday when his plan fails.

Monday Matinee “25th Hour” (2002)

Spike Lee’s 25th Hour captures one man’s last day of freedom and a city still aching after 9/11. A tense, emotional New York story about regret, friendship, and the choices we can’t undo.

Movie Monday “The Polar Express” (2004)

Step aboard The Polar Express and experience a magical Christmas journey to the North Pole. This beloved holiday film is a cozy, family-friendly adventure about belief, wonder, and the true spirit of Christmas.

Monday Night Movies “Meet Me in St. Louis” (1944)

Meet Me in St. Louis (1944) is a beloved musical classic starring Judy Garland, celebrating family, love, and the magic of everyday life. A warm, nostalgic film that feels like a hug from classic Hollywood.

Sunday Silents “Diary of a Lost Girl” (1929)

Diary of a Lost Girl (1929) invites viewers into a raw and visually stunning journey through innocence, rebellion, and societal hypocrisy. Don’t miss this free New York screening of a silent-era classic that feels surprisingly contemporary.

Book vs. Movie “The Hunger Games: Catching Fire” (2013)

Watch The Hunger Games: Catching Fire (2013), where Katniss is thrown back into the arena just as her spark of resistance begins to spread across Panem. A gripping night of tension, emotion, and rebellion awaits.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “(500) Days of Summer” (2009)

Experience the beloved offbeat romance 500 Days of Summer, a witty and heartfelt story about love, expectations, and the moments that change us. Join us for a free New York screening where nostalgia, charm, and a warm night sky make the perfect backdrop.

Film Screening “It’s a Wonderful Life” (1946)

Enjoy a free New York screening of It’s a Wonderful Life (1946), a heartwarming holiday classic about one man discovering the true impact of his life. Gather with the community for an uplifting evening of nostalgia and seasonal magic.

Movie Matinee “The Best Christmas Pageant Ever” (2024)

The Best Christmas Pageant Ever (2024) is a warm, funny holiday film about a group of notorious troublemakers who accidentally transform a small-town Christmas show into something unforgettable. Catch this free New York screening and let the chaos, humor, and heart get you into the holiday spirit.

Movies at Mulberry Street Presents “A Christmas Story” (1983)

Join us for a free festive screening of A Christmas Story (1983), the classic holiday comedy about Ralphie and his unforgettable mission to get a Red Ryder BB gun for Christmas. Warm, funny, and irresistibly nostalgic, this film is the perfect way to dive into the holiday spirit.

Friday Flicks “Long Kiss Goodnight” (1996)

Join us for a free NYC screening of The Long Kiss Goodnight (1996), a sharp and wildly entertaining ‘90s action thriller. Geena Davis and Samuel L. Jackson team up for a ride full of twists, humor, and nonstop adrenaline.

Classic Movie “The Gold Rush” (1925)

Charlie Chaplin’s The Gold Rush (1925) brings the Little Tramp to the icy Klondike in a timeless mix of adventure, comedy, and heart. Don’t miss this free screening of one of cinema’s most iconic silent films.

Thursday Afternoon Films “The Muppet Christmas Carol” (1992)

Enjoy a free holiday screening of The Muppet Christmas Carol (1992), a whimsical and heart-touching spin on Dickens’ beloved story. Bring your festive mood and let the Muppets brighten your winter night.

Movies at Hudson Park “Mission: Impossible The Final Reckoning” (2025)

Mission: Impossible The Final Reckoning (2025) delivers a high-voltage finale as Ethan Hunt confronts a global threat that anticipates his every step. Don’t miss this free New York screening packed with breathtaking stunts and emotional intensity.

Hitchcock and the French New Wave “Breathless” (1960)

Experience the bold energy of Godard’s Breathless, where a reckless young criminal and an American student drift through Paris with style, tension, and attitude. A cornerstone of the French New Wave, this free screening brings a timeless sense of rebellion to New York.

Thursday Night Movies “The More the Merrier” (1943)

The More the Merrier (1943) brings a hilarious love triangle to life when a meddling roommate plays Cupid during a wartime housing crunch. A light, charming classic that shows how a little chaos can lead to a lot of romance.

Reel to Read Movies “Canadian Bacon” (1995)

Canadian Bacon (1995) is a witty political comedy where the U.S. government invents a fake conflict with Canada, sparking a chain of ridiculous misunderstandings. Join us for a free New York screening of this sharp, playful satire.

Wednesday Movie Night “Rush Hour” (1998)

Join us for a free screening of Rush Hour (1998), a high-energy blend of action, comedy, and iconic buddy-cop chemistry. Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker light up the screen with fast moves, sharp humor, and nonstop entertainment.

Austen Fest “Emma” (2020)

Emma (2020) is a bright, witty reinterpretation of Jane Austen’s classic story about a well-meaning matchmaker whose plans spiral into charming chaos. Expect elegance, humor, and a warm reminder that love tends to flourish best without unnecessary interference.

Monday Matinee “Carol” (2015)

Carol (2015) invites you into a lush 1950s New York romance between two women whose connection defies the world around them. A mesmerizing film with stunning performances, perfect for those who love quiet intensity and beautifully told stories.

Movie Monday “The Grinch” (2018)

The Grinch, a cynical creature living in isolation, plots to steal Christmas from the cheerful Whos of Whoville, but ultimately discovers the true meaning of the holiday.

Inwood Library Film Screening “Crossfire” (1947)

Join us for a free screening of Crossfire (1947), a groundbreaking film noir that fearlessly explores prejudice and post-war tension. Dark, stylish, and ahead of its time, this classic still lands with a punch.

Monday Night Movies “Foreign Affair” (1948)

Billy Wilder’s Foreign Affair (1948) drops you into post-war Berlin with a razor-sharp mix of satire, romance, and unforgettable performances. Don’t miss this free screening of a classic that proves even in ruins, people still find ways to love, scheme, and start again.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “Casablanca” (1988)

“Casablanca” (1942), directed by Michael Curtiz, is a timeless romantic drama set during World War II.

Film Screening “Die Hard” (1988)

Join us for a screening of Die Hard (1988) — the ultimate high-octane Christmas showdown where one NYPD officer faces a skyscraper full of trouble. Sharp humor, nonstop tension, and iconic action moments make this a holiday classic you can’t miss.

Classic Movie “Doctor Zhivago” (1965)

Experience Doctor Zhivago (1965), a sweeping epic of love and revolution, in a free New York screening. Step into a world of grand visuals, emotional depth, and one of cinema’s most unforgettable romances.

Movies at Hudson Park “Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale” (2025)

Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale (2025) returns with one last, emotionally rich chapter full of elegance, humor, and long-awaited resolutions. Join us for a free screening in New York and say goodbye to the Crawleys in grand style.

Thursday Afternoon Films “Fargo” (1996)

Fargo (1996) plunges you into a brilliantly absurd crime story where a simple scheme explodes into chaos across a frozen Midwest.

Hitchcock and the French New Wave “Shoot the Piano Player” (1960)

Truffaut’s Shoot the Piano Player (1960) mixes crime, romance, and offbeat humor in a sharp, stylish tale of a pianist pulled back into a dangerous past.

Thursday Night Movies “She” (1965)

She (1965) plunges you into a myth-soaked world ruled by an immortal desert queen. A perfect dose of vintage adventure for fans of classic fantasy cinema.

Reel to Read Movies “Airplane!” (1980)

Airplane! (1980) touches down in NYC with a riotous screening packed with slapstick chaos and deadpan brilliance. Come laugh through one of the most iconic parodies ever made — just don’t call anyone Shirley.

Monday Matinee “From Here to Eternity” (1953)

From Here to Eternity (1953) returns to the big screen with a gripping story of love, loyalty, and conflict set just before Pearl Harbor. Don’t miss this free showing of a timeless Hollywood classic that still hits with full force.

Monday Night Movies “The Gay Divorcee” (1934)

Experience Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers at their dazzling best in the 1934 musical comedy The Gay Divorcee, filled with graceful dance numbers and sparkling humor. Don’t miss this free NYC screening of a Hollywood classic that still feels irresistibly joyful today.

Movie Monday “Home Alone” (1990)

“Home Alone” is a 1990 family comedy film that follows the story of eight-year-old Kevin McCallister, who is accidentally left behind when his family goes on a Christmas vacation to Paris.

Sunday Silents “Way Down East” (1920)

Experience a free screening of the silent-era classic Way Down East (1920), a gripping melodrama about love, betrayal, and survival. Don’t miss this chance to see one of early cinema’s most iconic scenes brought back to life on the big screen.

YA Movie Day “The Fall Guy” (2024)

Enjoy a free screening of Knives Out (2019), a brilliant and witty reimagining of the classic whodunit. With sharp humor, suspense, and an unforgettable cast, this mystery will keep you entertained all night.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown” (1988)

Pedro Almodóvar’s iconic 1988 comedy throws you straight into a whirlwind of heartbreak, absurdity, and brilliant chaos as Pepa searches for her runaway lover. Expect bold colors, wild twists, and a hilarious emotional meltdown that has become a true cult classic.

Movie Matinee “Superman” (2025)

Experience a special free outdoor preview of Superman (2025), a grounded and emotional new take on the iconic hero’s origin. Join fellow fans under the night sky as Clark Kent takes flight in a story about courage, identity, and hope.

Friday Flicks “Knives Out” (2019)

Enjoy a free screening of Knives Out (2019), a brilliant and witty reimagining of the classic whodunit. With sharp humor, suspense, and an unforgettable cast, this mystery will keep you entertained all night.

Classic Movie “Paper Moon” (1973)

Paper Moon (1973) is a witty black-and-white classic about a con man and a fearless young girl hustling their way across Depression-era America. Charming, sharp, and unexpectedly touching, this film is a perfect pick for anyone who loves clever storytelling and unforgettable characters.

NYPL Cinema Scene Film Screening “The Green Years” (1963)

Experience the gentle nostalgia of The Green Years (1963), a moving coming-of-age tale about family, identity, and the small moments that shape a life. A tender, atmospheric classic—free to watch and perfect for lovers of vintage cinema.

Movies at Hudson Park “From the World of John Wick: Ballerina” (2025)

Ballerina brings a fierce new heroine into the John Wick universe as she hunts down the killers responsible for her family’s death. Expect stylish action, bold world-building, and a thrilling new chapter — all free to watch in NYC.

Movies at The Harbor “Spare Parts” (2015)

Spare Parts (2015) follows four high school students who take on a national robotics competition with nothing but determination and heart. It’s an inspiring underdog story that proves extraordinary things can grow from the most unexpected places.

Thursday Night Movies “Cruising” (1980)

Rediscover Cruising — a dark, provocative thriller that plunges into the underground leather scene of 1980s New York. This free screening invites you to revisit a cult classic that continues to spark debate and curiosity today.

Reel to Read Movies “The Russians Are Coming, The Russians Are Coming” (1966)

A Soviet submarine accidentally strands itself near a tiny New England town, unleashing a storm of comic misunderstandings and Cold War panic. This beloved 1966 comedy celebrates human connection and the absurdity of fear.

Black on Screen “Super Fly” (1972)

Catch a free screening of Super Fly (1972), the stylish and gritty classic that follows a Harlem hustler fighting for his way out. Powered by Curtis Mayfield’s iconic soundtrack, this film delivers pure 70s energy and unforgettable attitude.

Monday Matinee “Almost Famous” (2000)

Almost Famous (2000) brings the wild spirit of 1970s rock to life in a heartfelt story about a young writer finding himself on the road. Join us for a free screening full of nostalgia, music, and unforgettable characters.

Movie Monday “The Muppet Christmas Carol” (1992)

Celebrate the season with a free New York screening of The Muppet Christmas Carol (1992), a whimsical and warm Muppet twist on Dickens’ classic tale. Expect music, laughter, and enough cosy holiday spirit to melt even the coldest Scrooge.

Monday Night Movies “The Women” (1939)

Experience the iconic 1939 classic The Women, a witty and dazzling all-female ensemble film that dives into friendship, rivalry, and Manhattan high society drama. Enjoy a free screening of this timeless comedy that still feels bold and brilliantly entertaining.

Moving Pages “Remember the Titans” (2000)

A powerful sports drama set in 1971, Remember the Titans tells the true story of a newly integrated high school football team learning to overcome division and build trust. Join us for an inspiring screening that celebrates unity, resilience, and the spirit of working together.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “Love Streams” (1984)

“Love Streams” (1984) explores the fierce, complicated bond between a brother and sister as they navigate heartbreak and emotional chaos. A raw, unforgettable drama screening for free in New York.

New Films “Materialists” (2025)

Materialists (2025) explores the messy tangle of love, ambition, and emotional bargaining in a fast-paced urban world. This bold, stylish drama challenges what we trade away just to feel seen.

Monday Matinee “Planes, Trains & Automobiles” (1987)

Catch a free screening of the classic comedy Planes, Trains & Automobiles, where Steve Martin and John Candy stumble through a wild cross-country journey to get home for the holidays.

Monday Matinee “Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy” (2025)

Bridget Jones is back in Mad About the Boy, facing new love, loss, and life’s unpredictable curveballs with her signature charm and chaos.

Teen Movie Night “Smoke Signals” (1998)

Watch Smoke Signals (1998), a groundbreaking Native American film about friendship, identity, and healing. This heartfelt and humorous road movie offers a rare, authentic glimpse into Indigenous life and storytelling.

Movie Monday “Ratatouille” (2007)

A rat who dreams of becoming a gourmet chef teams up with an inexperienced kitchen worker at one of Paris’ finest restaurants.

Monday Night Movies “I’ll Cry Tomorrow” (1955)

“I’ll Cry Tomorrow” (1955) tells the gripping true story of entertainer Lillian Roth and her battle to rebuild her life after addiction. Don’t miss Susan Hayward’s powerhouse performance in one of the era’s most emotionally fearless films.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “Housekeeping” (1987)

“Housekeeping” (1987) tells the intimate story of two sisters raised by their unconventional aunt, whose free-spirited way of living reshapes their understanding of home and identity. A tender, atmospheric film that explores the beauty and cost of choosing a life outside the norm.

Movie “Killers of the Flower Moon” (2023)

Killers of the Flower Moon (2023) tells the true story of the Osage Nation murders in 1920s Oklahoma, blending history and suspense. Directed by Martin Scorsese and starring Leonardo DiCaprio, it’s a gripping must-see for fans of crime and drama.

Movies at Mulberry Street Presents “Sinners” (2025)

“Sinners” (2025) is a haunting psychological thriller about a murder in a devout town that uncovers dark secrets among a preacher’s daughter and her friends. As faith clashes with truth, the line between innocence and guilt begins to blur.

Movies at Hudson Park “A Complete Unknown” (2024)

Don’t miss the free screening of A Complete Unknown (2024), a powerful biopic about Bob Dylan’s early years in New York. Timothée Chalamet stars as the young musician whose songs changed music forever.

Movie “Songs My Brothers Taught Me” (2015)

“My Brothers Taught Me” (2015) tells the story of Johnny, a boy growing up on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. This intimate drama captures the struggles and bonds of family and community with honesty and heart.

Thursday Afternoon Films “First Wives Club” (1996)

Watch the 1996 comedy First Wives Club, where three friends team up to take on their ex-husbands with humor and style.

Thursday Night Movies “Day of Wrath” (1943)

Experience the haunting drama of Day of Wrath (1943), a tale of love, betrayal, and suspicion in 17th-century Denmark. This Dreyer classic captivates with its intense performances and unforgettable storytelling.

Monday Matinee “Sully” (2016)

“Sully” tells the true story of Captain Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger, who successfully landed a damaged US Airways plane on the Hudson River, saving all 155 lives on board. However, he is then subjected to an intense investigation that questions his judgment and the necessity of his actions.

Hitchcock and the French New Wave “North by Northwest” (1959)

Catch Hitchcock’s classic “North by Northwest” (1959), a stylish mix of suspense, romance, and mistaken identity. Watch Cary Grant outrun spies, planes, and danger in this timeless thriller.

Monday Matinee “Last of the Mohicans” (1992)

Experience The Last of the Mohicans (1992) on the big screen — a sweeping historical epic filled with love, courage, and breathtaking landscapes. Don’t miss this free screening of one of cinema’s most visually stunning adventures!

Movie Monday “Pokémon Detective Pikachu” (2019)

Join us for a free outdoor screening of Pokémon Detective Pikachu (2019) — a fun, action-packed mystery featuring Ryan Reynolds as the voice of Pikachu. Bring your friends, grab a blanket, and enjoy a night of laughter, adventure, and Pokémon magic under the stars.

Inwood Library Film Screening “Smoke Signals” (1998)

Watch Smoke Signals (1998), a groundbreaking Native American film about friendship, identity, and healing. This heartfelt and humorous road movie offers a rare, authentic glimpse into Indigenous life and storytelling.

Monday Night Movies “The Secret Garden” (1993)

Discover the timeless beauty of The Secret Garden (1993), where a hidden garden becomes a place of wonder, healing, and transformation. Join us for a free New York screening of this heartwarming classic about the power of nature and friendship.

Family Film “Bad Guys 2” (2025)

Bad Guys 2 (2025) brings back the hilarious gang of criminals in their most daring adventure yet. Join the fun, laughs, and action at free New York screenings!

Saturday Afternoon Movie “Isle of Dogs” (2018)

Don’t miss a free screening of Wes Anderson’s Isle of Dogs — a visually striking stop-motion story about a boy’s quest to rescue his dog from exile. Whimsical, moving, and beautifully crafted, it’s a must-see for animation and film lovers alike.

Movies at Hudson Park “Superman” (2025)

Superman (2025) reimagines the origin of the world’s most beloved hero, showing a young Clark Kent discovering his purpose in a modern world.

Thursday Afternoon Films “Protocol” (1984)

Watch Protocol (1984), a hilarious political comedy starring Goldie Hawn. Follow a quick-witted secretary as she turns a minor accident into a whirlwind adventure in Washington politics.

Thursday Night Movies “A Special Day” (1977)

Watch A Special Day (1977), a moving Italian drama about two neighbors finding connection on a day the city stands still. This timeless story of loneliness, courage, and unexpected friendship is a cinematic gem you won’t want to miss.

Austen Fest: Movie Screening “Mansfield Park” (1999)

Enjoy a free screening of Mansfield Park (1999), a witty and elegant adaptation of Jane Austen’s classic novel about love, class, and independence. Follow Fanny Price as she learns to stay true to herself amid the refined yet treacherous world of English society.

Movie Screening “Pee-Wee’s Big Adventure” (1985)

“Pee-wee’s Big Adventure” follows the whimsical journey of Pee-wee Herman as he searches for his stolen bicycle, encountering quirky characters and absurd mishaps along the way. A mix of slapstick comedy and surreal adventure, the film captures Tim Burton’s signature style and Pee-wee’s delightfully offbeat spirit.

Monday Matinee “The Social Network” (2010)

“The Social Network” is a fast-paced and captivating drama that tells the story of Mark Zuckerberg, the enigmatic founder of Facebook. The film begins with Zuckerberg, a Harvard student, feeling ostracized and driven by a desire for connection. He channels this desire into creating a website called “Facemash,” which allows students to rate each other’s attractiveness.

Monday Matinee “They Shall Not Grow Old” (2018)

Director Peter Jackson transforms original footage from World War I, adding color, sound, and 3D to create a powerful and visceral experience, immersing the viewer in the lives and realities of the soldiers who fought on the front lines.

Monday Matinee “F1” (2025)

Experience the pulse-pounding world of Formula 1 in F1 (2025) — a fast-paced drama that blends breathtaking racing with raw human emotion. Catch a free screening in NYC and feel the speed, power, and passion that define the sport’s greatest stage.

Movie Monday “Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron” (2002)

Experience the power and beauty of the wild West in Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron — a stunning animated story about freedom, courage, and the untamed heart of a mustang.

Monday Night Movies “Bedknobs and Broomsticks” (1971)

Take flight on a magical bed with Disney’s whimsical classic Bedknobs and Broomsticks (1971)! Enjoy this free screening under the stars — a mix of adventure, magic, and timeless charm for all ages.

New Release Film Screening “The Fantastic Four: First Steps” (2025)

Marvel’s The Fantastic Four: First Steps (2025) redefines the origin of the iconic team with heart, humor, and cosmic wonder. Don’t miss this free NYC screening celebrating the birth of a new era in the Marvel universe.

Reel Connections “Being Thunder” (2021)

Being Thunder (2021) is a touching documentary about a young Indigenous skateboarder facing the challenges of growing up and finding his identity. This screening offers an inspiring glimpse into resilience, family, and self-discovery.

NYPL Cinema Scene Film Screening “Un Coeur en Hiver” (1992)

Experience the quiet intensity of Claude Sautet’s Un Coeur en Hiver (1992), a mesmerizing tale of love, restraint, and the fragile beauty of emotion. With stunning performances by Daniel Auteuil and Emmanuelle Béart, this French classic speaks volumes through silence.

Thursday Afternoon Films “Foul Play” (1978)

Enjoy a free screening of Foul Play (1978), a hilarious and suspenseful comedy starring Goldie Hawn and Chevy Chase. This clever mix of romance, mystery, and 1970s charm promises an unforgettable night of retro fun.

Thursday Night Movies “Beauty and the Beast” (1946)

“Beauty and the Beast” (2017) is a live-action adaptation of the beloved 1991 Disney animated film of the same name. It tells the story of Belle, a bright and independent young woman who is taken captive by a cursed prince transformed into a monstrous Beast.

Monday Matinee “Parallax View” (1974)

Experience Alan J. Pakula’s The Parallax View (1974), a gripping political thriller where journalist Joe Frady uncovers a deadly web of conspiracy and manipulation. A chilling masterpiece of paranoia and power — screening for free in New York.

Movie Monday “Brother Bear” (2003)

Experience the heartwarming Disney classic Brother Bear at a free outdoor screening in NYC. Follow Kenai’s magical journey from man to bear and discover a story about love, transformation, and the true meaning of brotherhood.

Monday Night Movies “Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory” (1971)

Experience the magic of Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory (1971) on the big screen — a whimsical journey through candy-colored dreams and timeless songs. Join us for this free outdoor screening and rediscover the golden ticket to pure imagination!

YA Movie Day “Free Guy” (2021)

Free Guy (2021) is a fun-packed action-comedy about a bank teller who discovers he’s a character in a video game. Watch him take control of his world in a hilarious and heartwarming adventure.

Movie Matinee & Trivia “Being Thunder” (2021)

Being Thunder (2021) is a touching documentary about a young Indigenous skateboarder facing the challenges of growing up and finding his identity. This screening offers an inspiring glimpse into resilience, family, and self-discovery.

Reel to Read Movies “The Untouchables” (1987)

Experience the thrilling fight against crime in 1920s Chicago with The Untouchables (1987).

Saturday Afternoon Movie “The Apartment” (1960)

Watch The Apartment (1960), a classic romantic comedy about love, ambition, and unexpected twists in the life of a lonely office worker. Experience timeless humor and heartfelt moments in this Billy Wilder masterpiece.

Thursday Night Movies “Hero” (2002)

Experience Zhang Yimou’s Hero (2002) — a visually stunning martial arts masterpiece about truth, loyalty, and sacrifice in ancient China. This free screening invites you to immerse yourself in breathtaking visuals and timeless storytelling.

Reel to Read Movies “The Omen” (1976)

Join us for a free screening of The Omen (1976), Richard Donner’s legendary horror film about a child with a sinister destiny. Experience the suspense and chills of this unforgettable classic on the big screen in New York.

Film Screening “Clue” (1985)

Join us for a free screening of Clue (1985), a hilarious and twist-filled murder mystery where every guest has something to hide. Expect laughs, chaos, and classic 80s charm as secrets unravel inside a mansion full of suspects.

Hitchcock and the French New Wave “Secret Agent” (1936)

Join us for a free screening of Alfred Hitchcock’s Secret Agent (1936), a tense and stylish World War I spy thriller based on W. Somerset Maugham’s stories. A perfect night for classic film lovers and anyone drawn to intrigue, suspense, and moral dilemmas.

Movies at Woodstock “The Thing” (1982)

Experience John Carpenter’s legendary The Thing (1982), where paranoia and survival collide in the frozen isolation of Antarctica. Don’t miss this free screening of one of the most gripping sci-fi horrors ever made.

Monday Matinee “Psycho” (1960)

“Psycho” is a 1960 psychological horror film directed by Alfred Hitchcock that follows the story of Marion Crane, a young woman on the run after stealing a large sum of money from her employer.

Movie Monday “Monsters Inc.” (2001)

Watch Monsters, Inc. under the stars — a timeless Pixar tale about friendship, laughter, and courage. Perfect for families and anyone who still believes that monsters can have big hearts.

Monday Night Movies “Testing the Limits” (1989)

Testing the Limits (1989) is a daring psychological drama about two athletes driven to the edge by ambition, passion, and power. Experience the raw energy of late-80s cinema in this rare free New York screening.

Book vs. Movie “Twilight” (2008)

Experience the moody romance of Twilight (2008) on the big screen — the story that turned forbidden love into a cultural phenomenon.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “Shaun of the Dead” (2004)

Join us for a free screening of Shaun of the Dead (2004), the hilarious British cult favorite that turns the zombie apocalypse into a sharp-witted comedy. Expect laughs, scares, and a surprising dose of heart — all in one unforgettable night.

Movie Screening “Them!” (1954)

Experience the 1954 sci-fi classic Them! — a chilling tale of giant radioactive ants born from nuclear testing. A perfect blend of suspense, paranoia, and vintage monster mayhem awaits under the stars!

Friday Flicks “Sinners” (2025)

“Sinners” (2025) is a haunting psychological thriller about a murder in a devout town that uncovers dark secrets among a preacher’s daughter and her friends. As faith clashes with truth, the line between innocence and guilt begins to blur.

Movies at Hudson Park “Thunderbolts” (2025)

Thunderbolts (2025) unites a team of antiheroes and outcasts on a mission that challenges their morals and their loyalty.

Thursday Afternoon Films “Strangers on a Train” (1951)

Watch Hitchcock’s Strangers on a Train (1951) — a gripping classic where a chance encounter leads to a deadly game of psychological suspense.

Movie Screening “The Mummy” (1999)

Experience the excitement of The Mummy (1999) — a thrilling mix of adventure, humor, and supernatural danger set in 1920s Egypt.

Thursday Night Movies “Fathom” (1967)

Experience the 1960s spy craze in full color with Fathom (1967), starring Raquel Welch as a fearless skydiver turned secret agent.

Reel to Read Movies “Poltergeist” (1982)

Experience the spine-chilling magic of Poltergeist (1982), the timeless horror film that redefined ghost stories for a generation.

Inwood Library Film Screening “The Brides of Dracula” (1960)

Experience Hammer horror at its finest with The Brides of Dracula (1960) — a richly atmospheric tale of beauty, fear, and seduction beyond the grave.

Monday Matinee “Darkest Hour” (2017)

Watch Darkest Hour (2017), the Oscar-winning drama about Winston Churchill’s courageous stand against Nazi Germany during Britain’s most perilous days.

Monday Night Movies “From Spikes to Spindles” (1976)

From Spikes to Spindles (1976) is a vivid documentary exploring the rise of political awareness and community power in New York’s Chinatown. This free screening invites you to witness the strength and transformation of a generation that reshaped its place in the city.

Movie Matinee “Us” (2019)

Experience Jordan Peele’s Us — a thought-provoking horror film where a family’s peaceful vacation unravels into a terrifying confrontation with their own doubles. This gripping thriller explores identity, fear, and the shadows we all carry within.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “The Night of the Hunter” (1955)

A sinister preacher hunts for stolen money in this unforgettable 1955 thriller, where innocence confronts evil in a dreamlike Southern Gothic setting. The Night of the Hunter blends horror, noir, and fable into a chilling cinematic masterpiece.

Film Screening “The Silence of the Lambs” (1991)

Experience The Silence of the Lambs (1991), a chilling masterpiece that dives deep into the mind of fear and obsession. Join us for a free screening in New York and relive one of cinema’s most unforgettable thrillers.

Film Screening “Sinners” (2025)

“Sinners” (2025) is a haunting psychological thriller about a murder in a devout town that uncovers dark secrets among a preacher’s daughter and her friends. As faith clashes with truth, the line between innocence and guilt begins to blur.

Movies at Hudson Park “Novocaine” (2025)

A man who can’t feel pain becomes an accidental hero when his office is taken hostage in Novocaine (2025) — a fast, darkly funny ride through chaos and courage. Think John Wick meets The Office, with a twisted comic edge.

Thursday Afternoon Films “Vertigo” (1958)

“Vertigo” is a psychological thriller that follows retired San Francisco detective John “Scottie” Ferguson, who suffers from acrophobia (fear of heights) and debilitating vertigo after a traumatic incident.

Austen Fest “Clueless” (1995)

Clueless is a witty teen comedy about Cher Horowitz, a privileged Beverly Hills high schooler who plays matchmaker while navigating her own romantic and personal growth. Through humorous misadventures, she learns about love, friendship, and the limits of her own cluelessness.

Thursday Night Movies “The Last Castle” (2001)

Watch The Last Castle (2001), a powerful military drama starring Robert Redford and James Gandolfini. Experience a story of honor, rebellion, and leadership inside a corrupt military prison — screening free in New York!

Reel to Read Movies “The Shining” (1980)

“The Shining” plunges us into the isolated and eerie world of the Overlook Hotel, a grand but decaying mountain resort where Jack Torrance, a struggling writer seeking solitude, takes a job as the winter caretaker.

Friday Flicks “In the Time of Butterflies” (2001)

Come watch In the Time of the Butterflies (2001), the inspiring story of the Mirabal sisters’ resistance against dictatorship in the Dominican Republic. Starring Salma Hayek, this moving drama highlights courage, sacrifice, and the fight for freedom.

NYPL Cinema Scene Film Screening “The 39 Steps” (1935)

Don’t miss a free screening of Alfred Hitchcock’s The 39 Steps (1935), a classic thriller full of suspense and clever twists. Follow Richard Hannay as he’s swept into a dangerous world of espionage and murder.

Thursday Afternoon Films “Shadow of a Doubt” (1943)

Watch Hitchcock’s classic thriller Shadow of a Doubt (1943) for free in New York! Follow Charlie as she uncovers dark secrets lurking in her small-town life.

Thursday Night Movies “The Omen” (1976)

Join us for a free screening of The Omen (1976), Richard Donner’s legendary horror film about a child with a sinister destiny. Experience the suspense and chills of this unforgettable classic on the big screen in New York.

Movies at West New Brighton “The Lost Boys” (1987)

Join us for The Lost Boys (1987), Joel Schumacher’s iconic vampire cult classic set in a seaside California town. Packed with thrills, laughs, and a legendary ’80s vibe, it’s a must-see on the big screen.

Reel to Read Movies “A Clockwork Orange” (1971)

Experience Stanley Kubrick’s legendary A Clockwork Orange (1971), a shocking and thought-provoking exploration of violence, control, and free will. Join us for a free New York screening of this groundbreaking classic.

Tuesday Films Featuring Pollack/Redford “The Way We Were” (1973)

Relive the magic of Barbra Streisand and Robert Redford in The Way We Were (1973), a timeless romantic drama about love, ideals, and sacrifice. Join us for this free screening in New York City and enjoy a Hollywood classic on the big screen.

Monday Matinee “The Phoenician Scheme” (2025)

Wes Anderson’s The Phoenician Scheme (2025) is a playful mix of espionage, dark comedy, and family drama, centered on a tycoon and his nun-daughter drawn into an unlikely global adventure. With Anderson’s signature visual flair and sharp humor, the film is as heartfelt as it is eccentric.

Movie Monday “Coco” (2017)

“Coco” tells the story of Miguel, a boy who journeys to the Land of the Dead to uncover his family’s musical past and prove his destiny as a musician. This visually stunning Pixar film celebrates Mexican traditions while delivering a touching message about love, memory, and the bonds that connect generations.

Monday Night Movies “El Pueblo Se Levanta” / “The People Are Rising” (1971)

The 1971 documentary El Pueblo Se Levanta explores the activism of the Young Lords in East Harlem, who fought for housing, healthcare, and dignity in their community. This rare screening invites audiences to witness a powerful portrait of grassroots resistance that still resonates today.

Movie Matinee & Trivia “Pan’s Labyrinth” (2006)

Discover the magical and haunting world of Pan’s Labyrinth (2006), Guillermo del Toro’s visually stunning fairy tale set in post-Civil War Spain. Follow young Ofelia on her quest through a mysterious labyrinth filled with wonder, danger, and unforgettable creatures.

YA Movie Day “Lisa Frankenstein” (2024)

“Lisa Frankenstein” is a 2024 coming-of-age comedy that puts a fresh spin on the classic Frankenstein story, with a teenage girl at the center of the action.

Movies at Hudson Park “Car Wash” (1976)

Join us for a free screening of *Car Wash* (1976), the funky and feel-good comedy set in a lively Los Angeles car wash. Packed with humor, heart, and an unforgettable Rose Royce soundtrack, this cult classic is pure ‘70s joy.

Thursday Night Movies “Rosemary’s Baby” (1968)

Watch Rosemary’s Baby (1968) for free in New York! Discover the chilling story of Rosemary, her mysterious neighbors, and the secrets that lurk behind closed doors.

Reel to Read Movies “The Bride of Frankenstein” (1935)

Experience the gothic classic The Bride of Frankenstein (1935) on the big screen for free in New York City. This legendary horror sequel combines dark humor, haunting visuals, and unforgettable performances.

Austen Fest: Film Screening “Sense and Sensibility” (2007)

To celebrate Jane Austen’s 250th birthday, we will be screening films inspired by her work!

Film Screening “Coal Miner’s Daughter” (1980)

Watch Coal Miner’s Daughter (1980), the Academy Award—winning film about country music legend Loretta Lynn, starring Sissy Spacek in her Oscar-winning role. This free screening brings a powerful story of resilience and music to life in New York City.

Monday Night Movies “Black Moon” (1975)

Black Moon (1975) is a surreal, dreamlike journey through a war-torn landscape where reality collapses and symbols speak louder than words. Directed by Louis Malle, this cult classic blurs the lines between fantasy, nightmare, and subconscious desire.

Monday Matinee “La La Land” (2016)

Experience the magic of La La Land (2016) at a free outdoor screening in New York City. Enjoy music, romance, and starlit skies with this award-winning modern classic.

Movie Monday “Encanto” (2021)

“Encanto” tells the story of the Madrigals, a Colombian family living in a magical house nestled in a vibrant, enchanting valley. Each member of the family has been blessed with a unique magical gift, except for Mirabel.

Sunday Matinee “Dreams” (1990)

Join us for a free screening of Dreams (1990) by Akira Kurosawa, a mesmerizing film based on the director’s own dreams. Explore magical vignettes that mix fantasy, folklore, and profound reflections on life and nature.

Big Screen Series “A Clockwork Orange” (1971)

Experience Stanley Kubrick’s legendary A Clockwork Orange (1971), a shocking and thought-provoking exploration of violence, control, and free will. Join us for a free New York screening of this groundbreaking classic.

Moving Pages “Under the Same Moon” (2008)

Experience the touching story of a boy’s journey to reunite with his mother in Under the Same Moon (2008). This free screening invites you to reflect on love, sacrifice, and the strength of family bonds.

Book vs. Movie “Ready Player One” (2018)

Join us for a free screening of Ready Player One (2018), Steven Spielberg’s visionary sci-fi adventure about a young hero navigating a dazzling virtual universe. A must-watch for fans of action, imagination, and epic quests!

Movies at Mulberry Street Presents “The Phoenician Scheme” (2025)

A wildly quirky and visually stunning spy comedy from Wes Anderson, The Phoenician Scheme follows a plane-crash-surviving mogul who drags his nun-daughter into a globe-trotting business scheme full of danger, betrayal, and oddball investors. Bursting with a legendary ensemble cast, it’s as much about quirky spectacle as it is about the healing power of family and second chances.

Friday Flicks “Trap” (2024)

M. Night Shyamalan’s Trap (2024) is a tense psychological thriller set during a pop concert, where a father and daughter realize they’ve stepped into a dangerous trap. Suspenseful and full of twists, it’s one of the year’s most anticipated films.

Film Screening “Top Gun Maverick” (2022)

Don’t miss a free outdoor screening of Top Gun: Maverick (2022) in New York City. Experience Tom Cruise’s return as Maverick with stunning flight sequences and a story that soars.

Big Screen Series “All the Money In the World” (2017)

Don’t miss a free screening of Ridley Scott’s All the Money in the World (2017), based on the shocking true story of a billionaire’s refusal to pay his grandson’s ransom. A suspenseful drama about greed, family, and survival.

Movies at Hudson Park “A Working Man” (2025)

Jason Statham stars in A Working Man, a gripping thriller about a former soldier who must confront danger and corruption to save his boss’s kidnapped daughter. Fast-paced and intense, it’s a story of loyalty, action, and tough choices.

Thursday Afternoon Films “Agatha” (1979)

Discover the mysterious disappearance of Agatha Christie in Agatha (1979), starring Vanessa Redgrave and Dustin Hoffman. This captivating drama blends suspense, romance, and historical intrigue for fans of classic mysteries.

Thursday Night Movies “The Enchanted Cottage” (1945)

Join us for a free New York screening of the romantic classic The Enchanted Cottage (1945), where love and acceptance bloom under a spell of magic. This timeless story reveals the true beauty that lies within.

Reel to Read Movies “Ocean’s Eight” (2018)

Watch Ocean’s Eight (2018), a glamorous heist comedy where Sandra Bullock leads an all-star cast in a daring plan to rob the Met Gala. Style, suspense, and laughs collide in this sparkling spin on the “Ocean’s” series.

Inwood Library Film Screening “The Last Movie” (1971)

Experience Dennis Hopper’s cult classic The Last Movie (1971), a bold and surreal exploration of Hollywood myth and reality filmed in Peru. Once deemed too experimental for release, it’s now celebrated as a groundbreaking piece of 1970s cinema.

Family Movie “How to Train Your Dragon” (2025)

The magic of dragons takes flight again in How to Train Your Dragon (2025), a live-action retelling of the story of Hiccup and Toothless. This epic adventure celebrates courage, friendship, and the power to see the world differently.

Film Screening “In the Bedroom” (2001)

Experience In the Bedroom (2001), an Academy Award—nominated drama about family, loss, and the silent tensions beneath small-town life. A rare chance to see this unforgettable film on the big screen — for free in NYC.

Movies at The Harbor “West Side Story” (2021)

See Steven Spielberg’s West Side Story (2021), a reimagined take on the legendary musical about love, rivalry, and hope in 1950s New York. With stunning visuals and unforgettable music, this film brings a fresh vision to a timeless classic.

Monday Matinee “Erin Brockovich” (2000)

Watch Julia Roberts in her Oscar-winning role as Erin Brockovich, a single mother who takes on a powerful corporation in the fight for justice. A gripping true story of resilience and courage — free screening in NYC!

Movie Monday “Dora and the Lost City of Gold” (2019)

Discover adventure with Dora and the Lost City of Gold (2019), a live-action family film full of humor, action, and heart. Join Dora and her friends on a quest to rescue her parents and solve the mystery of an ancient civilization.

Monday Night Movies “Two Weeks with Love” (1950)

Enjoy a free screening of the classic MGM musical Two Weeks with Love (1950), starring Jane Powell, Ricardo Montalbán, and Debbie Reynolds. This charming technicolor story of summer romance and family life is a must for lovers of vintage Hollywood.

Monday Matinee “Saturday Night” (2024)

Set in the vibrant, fast-paced world of New York City, Saturday Night follows the chaotic and transformative journey of a group of friends throughout one unforgettable night. As the city buzzes with energy, the film weaves together multiple storylines, exploring themes of love, ambition, regret, and redemption.

“The Wild Robot” Screening and Q&A

A screening of the 2024 Oscar-nominated animated family film, followed by a Q&A with animators and artists who worked on the film.

Movie Matinee & Trivia “In the Heights” (2021)

Celebrate New York’s vibrant culture with a free screening of In the Heights (2021). This dazzling musical brings the heartbeat of Washington Heights to the big screen with unforgettable music, dance, and community spirit.

Saturday Literary Matinee “The color Purple” (2023)

Experience The Color Purple (2023), a moving reimagining of Alice Walker’s classic story, brought to life with powerful performances and unforgettable music. Join us in New York City for a free screening that celebrates resilience, sisterhood, and hope.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “Black Panther” (2018)

Join us for a free screening of Black Panther (2018), Marvel’s revolutionary film that brought the world of Wakanda to life. Experience action, culture, and a story of courage that continues to inspire audiences everywhere.

Movie Screening “Stand and Deliver” (1988)

Watch Stand and Deliver (1988), the powerful true story of a teacher who inspires his students to defy the odds and succeed in mathematics. A moving and unforgettable film about perseverance, education, and hope.

“Common Side Effects” Screening and Q&A

A screening of Season One episodes of the Adult Swim animated series, followed by a Q&A with co-creator Joe Bennett & editor Joie Lim.

“Raoul’s, A New York Story” Documentary Screening and Q&A

A screening of the 2025 documentary about the iconic NYC restaurant Raoul’s, followed by a Q&A with co-directors Greg Olliver & Karim Raoul.

Movies at Hudson Park “McHale’s Navy” (1964)

Catch the classic 1964 comedy McHale’s Navy for free in New York City! Watch Lieutenant Commander McHale and his crew navigate World War II with hilarious antics and unforgettable charm.

Thursday Afternoon Films “Death on the Nile” (1978)

Enjoy a free screening of Death on the Nile (1978), Agatha Christie’s classic mystery brought to life with Peter Ustinov as Hercule Poirot. Stunning scenery, intrigue, and a legendary cast make this film an unforgettable journey.

Thursday Night Movies “They Died with their Boots On” (1941)

Catch the 1941 classic They Died with Their Boots On, starring Errol Flynn and Olivia de Havilland. This sweeping drama follows General Custer’s rise and tragic fall, blending romance, action, and history.

“7 Beats Per Minute” NYC Premiere Documentary Screening and Q&A

NYC Premiere screening of the 2024 documentary about legendary freediver Jessea Lu, followed by a Q&A with director Yuqi Kang.

Film Screening “The Blob” (1988)

Catch the cult horror remake The Blob (1988), where a terrifying, unstoppable creature engulfs everything in its way. A mix of scares, 80s nostalgia, and dark humor makes this screening a must-see.

Big Screen Series “A Man Called Otto” (2023)

Experience Tom Hanks in the heartfelt comedy-drama “A Man Called Otto” (2023), where a cranky widower finds unexpected friendship with his new neighbors. A moving and humorous story about love, loss, and second chances.

Reel to Read Movies “Ocean’s Thirteen” (2007)

George Clooney, Brad Pitt, and Matt Damon return in Ocean’s Thirteen (2007), the sharp and stylish heist film set in Las Vegas. Watch the ultimate team-up as Ocean’s crew takes revenge on a ruthless casino owner—free screening!

Monday Matinee “The Ghost Writer” (2010)

Watch The Ghost Writer (2010), Roman Polanski’s suspenseful political thriller about a ghostwriter who stumbles onto dangerous secrets while working on a former Prime Minister’s memoirs. A gripping story of power, betrayal, and truth — screening for free in New York!

Movie Monday “Ferdinand” (2017)

Enjoy a free screening of Ferdinand (2017), the animated adventure about a lovable bull who follows his heart instead of the crowd. A fun, uplifting film for the whole family!

Monday Night Movies “Knights of the Round Table” (1953)

Travel back to Camelot with Knights of the Round Table (1953), a Technicolor epic about King Arthur, Lancelot, and Guinevere. Experience this sweeping tale of honor, love, and betrayal for free on the big screen in New York.

Film Screening “Glory” (1989)

Experience Glory (1989), the unforgettable story of the first African American regiment to fight in the Civil War. This free screening brings an inspiring tale of courage and sacrifice to New York audiences.

Saturday Matinee “West Side Story” (2021)

Experience Glory (1989), the unforgettable story of the first African American regiment to fight in the Civil War. This free screening brings an inspiring tale of courage and sacrifice to New York audiences.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “Dunkirk” (2017)

Dunkirk (2017) is Christopher Nolan’s intense and visually stunning portrayal of the WWII evacuation of Allied troops from France. Told from land, sea, and air, the film immerses viewers in a desperate fight for survival.

Friday Flicks “The Breakfast Club” (1985)

Experience the 80s cult classic The Breakfast Club on the big screen! Five students in Saturday detention learn that they’re more alike than different in this unforgettable coming-of-age story.

Movies at Hudson Park “Mickey 17” (2025)

In Mickey 17, Robert Pattinson plays a disposable clone sent on deadly missions — but things unravel when two versions of him exist at once. This gripping sci-fi thriller by Bong Joon-ho explores identity, memory, and survival on a distant planet.

Classic Movie “La Bamba” (1987)

Watch La Bamba (1987), the inspiring story of Ritchie Valens, the Mexican-American teen who became a rock ‘n’ roll star. Don’t miss this free screening celebrating his music and remarkable life.

Thursday Afternoon Films “Murder on the Orient Express” (1974)

Join us for a screening of Sidney Lumet’s Murder on the Orient Express (1974), Agatha Christie’s classic tale of suspense and deception. With an all-star cast and a mystery that twists at every turn, this timeless whodunit will keep you on the edge of your seat.

Thursday Night Movies “Humoresque” (1946)

Humoresque (1946) tells the story of a gifted violinist and the complicated love he shares with a wealthy socialite, played by Joan Crawford. Join us for a free screening of this Hollywood classic filled with music, passion, and timeless drama.

Reel to Read Movies “Ocean’s Twelve” (2004)

Ocean’s Twelve brings Danny Ocean and his team back together for an even bigger, riskier heist across Europe. Packed with style, suspense, and humor, this star-filled sequel is a clever thrill from start to finish.

Austen Fest “Bridget Jones’s Diary” (2001)

Join us for a screening of Bridget Jones’s Diary (2001), the witty and heartfelt rom-com starring Renée Zellweger, Hugh Grant, and Colin Firth. Laugh, cringe, and fall in love all over again with Bridget’s unforgettable story.

Monday Matinee “Singin’ in the Rain” (1952)

Celebrate Hollywood’s golden era with Singin’ in the Rain (1952), the iconic musical starring Gene Kelly, Debbie Reynolds, and Donald O’Connor. Filled with unforgettable music, dazzling dance numbers, and timeless charm, it remains one of cinema’s greatest treasures.

Monday Matinee “Gladiator II” (2024)

Gladiator II (2024) brings Ridley Scott’s legendary saga back to life, following Lucius as he faces Rome’s brutal arenas. Epic battles, powerful emotions, and unforgettable spectacle await in this must-see event.

Monday Night Movies “Clue” (1985)

“Clue” is a hilarious and wildly entertaining comedy based on the popular board game of the same name.

YA Movie Day “Mean Girls” (2024)

A fresh, musical-charged reimagining of the iconic teen comedy, Mean Girls (2024) follows Cady Heron as she navigates cliques, gossip, and high-school power plays — all set to catchy new songs and contemporary style. With Tina Fey and Tim Meadows reprising their roles and a surprise Lindsay Lohan cameo, it’s familiar, fierce, and irresistibly fun

Movie Matinee & Trivia “My Neighbor Totoro” (1988)

Experience the magic of Studio Ghibli’s My Neighbor Totoro (1988), a touching tale of childhood, nature, and imagination. Don’t miss this free screening in New York City of Hayao Miyazaki’s beloved classic.

Reel to Read Movies “Ocean’s Eleven” (2001)

Catch a free screening of Ocean’s Eleven (2001), the ultimate heist movie packed with wit, charm, and an all-star cast. Watch Danny Ocean and his crew take on the impossible: robbing three Las Vegas casinos in one night.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “Cabaret” (1972)

Step into the decadent world of 1930s Berlin with Cabaret (1972), a bold musical masterpiece directed by Bob Fosse and starring Liza Minnelli. As the shadow of fascism looms, the Kit Kat Klub becomes a dazzling yet haunting stage for stories of love, identity, and survival.

Classic Movie “Hello, Dolly!” (1969)

The film follows the irrepressible matchmaker Dolly Levi as she orchestrates a chaotic day of romantic adventures in New York City for a group of young couples, all while cunningly maneuvering to marry the wealthy and curmudgeonly Horace Vandergelder herself. It is a lavish musical comedy about finding love, embracing life, and the joy of meddling.

NYPL Cinema Scene Film Screening “The Juniper Tree” (1990)

“The Juniper Tree” is a haunting Gothic folktale about two sisters who disrupt a fragile family dynamic, leading to tragedy and a supernatural reckoning. Told through the eyes of a young girl, it is a stark meditation on grief, guilt, and the lingering power of the past.

Movies at Hudson Park “Kid Galahad” (1937)

The film is about a naive bellhop who is transformed into a championship boxer by a shrewd promoter. Their success is threatened by a romantic entanglement and a violent rivalry with a corrupt gambler, leading to a fateful and destructive final fight.

Thursday Night Movies “The Handmaid’s Tale” (1990)

The film is about a woman forced into reproductive slavery by a brutal fundamentalist regime. It follows her struggle for survival and her desperate quest to be reunited with her lost child.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “Don’t Look Now” (1973)

Experience the haunting psychological thriller Don’t Look Now (1973), set in the mysterious canals of Venice. A grieving couple confronts grief, psychic visions, and chilling suspense in this cinematic classic — free screening in New York.

Movies at Mulberry Street Presents “American Graffiti” (1973)

American Graffiti is a coming-of-age film that chronicles the final night of summer in 1962 for a group of teenagers as they cruise their small town, wrestling with love, friendship, and their uncertain futures. Set to a backdrop of classic rock ’n’ roll, the movie captures the bittersweet transition from youth to adulthood in a nostalgic, slice-of-life portrait of early 1960s America.

Movie Matinee “Never Let Go” (2024)

A mother must protect her twin sons from an ancient evil that has cursed their bloodline, with the terrifying rule that they can never let go of a protective rope tied to their cabin. Their survival depends on literally holding on against a sinister force that seeks to tear their family apart forever.

Classic Movie “Silent Running” (1972)

The film is about a botanist who murders his crew to save the last of Earth’s forests, which are preserved aboard a spaceship. Alone except for three service drones, he becomes a fugitive to protect the final remnant of nature for an uncertain future.

Summer Film Series “Me and Earl and the Dying Girl” (2015)

The film follows Greg, a socially aloof high schooler, who is coerced into befriending Rachel, a classmate with leukemia. Through their growing bond and a filmmaking project meant to cheer her up, Greg is forced to confront the emotional depths of friendship, art, and mortality he has always avoided.

Thursday Afternoon Films “Picnic” (1955)

The film is about a handsome drifter whose arrival in a small town shatters its fragile peace, awakening passionate desires and deep-seated frustrations among its residents. It centers on his whirlwind romance with a beautiful young woman, challenging her predetermined future and exposing the restless yearning beneath their quiet community’s surface.

Thursday Night Movies “Swing Time” (1936)

A charming but unreliable gambler, Lucky, travels to New York to earn money for his wedding but instead falls for a beautiful dance instructor, Penny. The film follows their comedic misadventures and breathtaking dance numbers as they navigate a choice between obligation and true love.

Movies at Hudson Park “Death Becomes Her” (1992)

“Death Becomes Her” is a dark comedy thriller that revolves around Madeline Ashton, a successful novelist, and her former rival, Helen Sharp, a seemingly ageless beauty. Madeline, feeling threatened by Helen’s youthful appearance and renewed success, becomes obsessed with finding the secret to her eternal youth.

Inwood Library Film Screening “Top Secret!” (1984)

The film is about the discovery of a hidden secret within the historic Ottendorfer Library that unravels a forgotten chapter of New York’s past. It follows a protagonist who must confront the truth buried within the library’s archives.

Summer Film Screening “Wet Hot American Summer” (2001)

The film is a satirical look at the final day of a 1981 summer camp, where the hilariously self-absorbed counselors desperately try to resolve their romantic entanglements and personal dramas. Their absurd pursuits are set against a backdrop of impending doom, as a piece of Skylab is hurtling toward the camp and a group of troublemaking campers runs wild.

Movie Screening “Thelma & Louise” (1991)

Thelma & Louise is about two best friends who become fugitives after one kills a man to prevent the other from being raped. Their planned weekend escape transforms into a liberating, yet tragic, journey across the American Southwest as they run from the law and confront the injustices in their lives.

Monday Matinee “One of Them Days” (2025)

The film is about three strangers whose meticulously planned days completely unravel into a series of catastrophic and hilarious mishaps. Forced to rely on each other, they discover that sometimes the worst day can lead to the most unexpected friendships.

Movie Monday “The Wild Thornberrys Movie” (2002)

The film follows Eliza Thornberry, a girl who can talk to animals, on a daring mission to rescue a kidnapped cheetah cub from poachers. Her quest to save her friend forces her to risk her magical gift and ultimately save her animal family.

Monday Night Movies “Sunset Boulevard” (1950)

The film is a scathing critique of Hollywood’s cruelty, depicting a young screenwriter trapped in the delusional world of a forgotten silent film star. Their toxic relationship, built on fantasy and exploitation, spirals into a devastating tragedy that reveals the darkness lurking behind the glamour of show business.

Moving Pages “Nope” (2022)

Nope is about two siblings who discover a sinister, UFO-like entity lurking near their ranch and risk everything to capture evidence of it. As they pursue the truth, they confront a deadly force that challenges their understanding of nature and spectacle.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly” (1966)

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly follows three rival outlaws—Blondie, Angel Eyes, and Tuco—as they hunt for hidden gold amid the chaos of the Civil War, forging shifting alliances and confronting betrayal. Their violent journey culminates in a legendary three-way showdown, blending action, suspense, and dark humor against the backdrop of a war-torn West.

Movie Matinee “The Room Next Door” (2025)

The Room Next Door follows a couple tormented by unsettling occurrences in their new apartment, only to discover a chilling mystery lurking in the adjacent room. As they dig deeper, they realize the haunting is tied to a tragic history that now threatens their lives.

Film Screening “Shadow of a Doubt” (1943)

Shadow of a Doubt follows a young woman who discovers her beloved uncle may be a notorious serial killer, leading to a chilling psychological duel. Hitchcock crafts a suspenseful tale of deception and danger lurking beneath small-town normality.

Summer Film Series “Charlottes Web” (1973)

Charlotte’s Web is about a pig named Wilbur who, with the help of a clever spider named Charlotte, avoids slaughter by becoming famous through her web-spun messages. The film explores themes of friendship, sacrifice, and the cycle of life as Wilbur learns to cherish Charlotte’s legacy.

Classic Movie “Funny Girl” (1968)

Funny Girl is a biographical musical about Fanny Brice’s journey from a struggling vaudeville performer to a Broadway star, showcasing her comedic talent and personal struggles. The film also explores her passionate but troubled romance with Nick Arnstein, which ultimately challenges their love and careers.

Summer Film Series “Little Miss Sunshine” (2006)

Little Miss Sunshine follows the Hoover family’s chaotic road trip to a child beauty pageant, where their quirks and flaws collide in a journey of self-discovery and unconditional love. Through humor and heartbreak, the film celebrates the messy, unbreakable bonds of family.

Thursday Afternoon Films “A Summer Place” (1959)

A Summer Place is a romantic drama about two former lovers and their teenage children who find love amid family turmoil and societal judgment. The film explores forbidden romance and the tension between personal happiness and social expectations in 1950s America.

Movies at Hudson Park “Boy Kills World” (2025)

Boy Kills World follows a deaf-mute assassin on a brutal quest for revenge against the oppressive regime that destroyed his family. Blending hyper-stylized action with a dystopian thriller, the film explores themes of vengeance, identity, and rebellion in a world ruled by violence.

Thursday Night Movies “This Modern Age” (1931)

This Modern Age (1931) is about a young woman torn between her divorced parents’ contrasting lifestyles as she navigates love and societal pressures. The film explores themes of independence, family conflict, and the challenges of modernity in early 20th-century society.

Reel to Read Movies “Honey, I Shrunk the Kids” (1989)

The film follows four kids who are accidentally shrunk by a scientist’s invention and must survive the dangers of their now-gigantic backyard to return home. It’s a fun, family-friendly adventure filled with humor and heart as the tiny children battle insects and other obstacles while their parents desperately try to find them.

Summer Film Screening “Stand by Me” (1986)

Stand by Me is a coming-of-age story about four boys who set out to find a dead body, discovering deeper truths about themselves and their friendships along the way. Through their journey, the film explores themes of innocence, camaraderie, and the inevitable passage into adulthood.

The Road “Two for the Road” (1967)

Two for the Road follows the tumultuous marriage of Mark and Joanna Wallace as their relationship unfolds through a series of fragmented, nonlinear road trips across Europe. The film contrasts their youthful passion with the challenges of adulthood, revealing the enduring yet complicated bond between them.

Monday Matinee “Kramer vs. Kramer” (1979)

Kramer vs. Kramer explores the emotional turmoil of a divorced couple battling for custody of their young son, highlighting Ted Kramer’s transformation from an absent father to a devoted parent. The film delves into themes of parenthood, sacrifice, and the complexities of modern relationships through its poignant courtroom drama and intimate family dynamics

Movie Monday “Aladdin” (1992)

Aladdin follows a poor but clever young man who finds a magical Genie and uses his wishes to win the love of Princess Jasmine while battling the sinister Jafar. The film is a thrilling adventure about love, identity, and the power of staying true to oneself.

Monday Night Movies “Jason and the Argonauts” (1963)

The movie tells the story of Jason’s epic journey to find the Golden Fleece and restore his kingdom, battling mythical beasts and divine obstacles along the way. With the help of his crew and the goddess Hera, Jason confronts deadly trials, including a legendary fight against an undead skeleton army.

Movie Matinee “Monkey Man” (2024)

“Monkey Man” is about a vengeful fighter (Dev Patel) who infiltrates Mumbai’s criminal underworld to avenge his mother’s death, using his skills and a mythical persona to take down corrupt leaders. The film blends brutal action with mythological symbolism as the protagonist wages a one-man war against injustice.

Film Screening “A Raisin in the Sun” (1961)

Discover the 1961 classic A Raisin in the Sun, a moving story of the Younger family’s fight for a better future amid racial and social challenges. Featuring unforgettable performances by Sidney Poitier and Ruby Dee, this is a powerful portrait of hope and perseverance.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “McCabe & Mrs. Miller” (1971)

Experience Robert Altman’s McCabe & Mrs. Miller (1971), a poetic, unconventional Western starring Warren Beatty and Julie Christie. A tale of ambition, partnership, and survival in a harsh frontier town, set to the haunting songs of Leonard Cohen.

Movie Matinee “Juror #2” (2024)

Juror #2 (2024): In this gripping courtroom thriller from Clint Eastwood, a juror realizes he may be the true culprit in the case he’s judging — and must confront his deepest fears. Packed with moral tension and stellar performances, the film is a quiet force that lingers long after the verdict.

Summer Film Series “A Little Princess” (1995)

Experience the magic of “A Little Princess” (1995), a timeless story of courage, kindness, and the power of imagination. Follow young Sara Crewe as she faces hardship with grace, proving that hope can make every heart a palace.

Summer Film Series “E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial” (1982)

Rediscover the wonder of E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial (1982), Steven Spielberg’s unforgettable story of friendship between a boy and a stranded alien. A heartwarming cinematic adventure for all ages.

Thursday Afternoon Films “The Seven Year Itch” (1955)

Enjoy Marilyn Monroe at her most unforgettable in Billy Wilder’s classic The Seven Year Itch (1955). A hilarious and charming story of temptation, imagination, and summer mischief on the big screen.

Movies at Hudson Park “Teen Wolf” (1985)

Michael J. Fox stars in Teen Wolf (1985), a hilarious and heartwarming teen comedy with a supernatural twist. Follow Scott Howard’s wild journey from ordinary high schooler to basketball-playing werewolf.

Thursday Night Movies “Letter from an Unknown Woman” (1948)

Experience the heartbreaking beauty of Letter from an Unknown Woman (1948), a classic tale of unrequited love set in old Vienna. Joan Fontaine delivers a mesmerizing performance in this unforgettable romantic drama by Max Ophüls.

Film Screening “Best In Show” (2000)

Step into the wild and witty world of competitive dog shows with Best in Show (2000), a brilliant mockumentary from Christopher Guest. Packed with eccentric characters, absurd situations, and laugh-out-loud moments, it’s a comedy gem you won’t forget.

Reel to Read Movies “The Goonies” (1985)

Relive the magic of the 80s with The Goonies (1985) — a thrilling treasure-hunt adventure filled with friendship, danger, and unforgettable laughs. Join the gang as they race against villains to uncover a legendary pirate’s fortune and save their homes.

Teen Movie “Lilo and Stitch” (2002)

Join Lilo and Stitch on a fun-filled journey of friendship and family in this classic animated adventure. Discover why ‘ohana’ means everything in this unforgettable Hawaiian tale.

Monday Matinee “East of Eden” (1955)

In East of Eden (1955), James Dean delivers a legendary performance as a young man desperate for his father’s love in a family torn apart by secrets. This timeless drama blends passion, betrayal, and redemption in a gripping story inspired by Steinbeck’s masterpiece.

Monday Matinee “The Beekeeper” (2024)

A former Secret Service operator turned beekeeper springs into deadly action when his benevolent landlady is ruined by a scam, setting off a savage revenge against call-center crooks. With Jason Statham leading a powerhouse cast, The Beekeeper delivers honey-laced thrills and old-school justice with a deadly buzz.

Movie Monday “PAW Patrol: The Mighty Movie” (2023)

The PAW Patrol pups gain incredible superpowers after a meteor crash in Adventure City. Together, they become mighty heroes to protect their home from a new danger!

Monday Night Movies “Dolores Claiborne” (1995)

Discover the intense mystery of “Dolores Claiborne” (1995), a psychological thriller about secrets and survival. Experience a haunting tale of courage and dark family ties.

Family Movie “Winnie the Pooh” (2011)

The film follows Winnie the Pooh and his friends as they mistakenly think Christopher Robin has been taken by a creature called the “Backson,” leading to a whimsical adventure. Along the way, Pooh’s quest for honey and the group’s camaraderie highlight the joys and silliness of life in the Hundred Acre Wood.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “Johnny Guitar” (1954)

Johnny Guitar is a psychosexual Western about a saloon owner, Vienna, who faces persecution from a vengeful rival, Emma, while her ex-lover, Johnny, returns to protect her. The film explores themes of love, power, and violence through its striking visuals and intense performances.

Movie Matinee “Flight Risk” (2025)

“Flight Risk” follows a skilled pilot forced to land a hijacked plane while outmaneuvering a dangerous fugitive. As hidden truths come to light, the pilot must save the passengers in a tense airborne battle of wits and survival.

NYPL Cinema Scene Film Screening “Change of Life” (1966)

Change of Life (1966) is about a man who, disillusioned with his mundane existence, abandons his old life to seek meaning and renewal. Through his journey, he grapples with the emotional and social repercussions of his drastic choices while searching for personal fulfillment.

Summer Film Series “Now & Then” (1995)

Now & Then is a coming-of-age story about four girls whose transformative summer of 1970 strengthens their friendship and leaves a lasting impact on their adult lives. Through humor, heartache, and shared secrets, the film explores the bittersweet journey of growing up and the enduring bonds of childhood.

Thursday Afternoon Films “Rear Window” (1954)

Rear Window is about a wheelchair-bound photographer who believes he has witnessed a murder while spying on his neighbors. As he and his girlfriend dig deeper, they risk their lives to uncover the truth.

Movies at Hudson Park “The Accountant” (2016)

The Accountant follows Christian Wolff, a brilliant but socially isolated forensic accountant who works for criminal enterprises, as he uncovers a lethal conspiracy while evading law enforcement. Blending action and drama, the film reveals his traumatic past and exceptional skills as he navigates a dangerous world of corruption and violence.

Thursday Night Movies “Clueless” (1995)

Clueless is a witty teen comedy about Cher Horowitz, a privileged Beverly Hills high schooler who plays matchmaker while navigating her own romantic and personal growth. Through humorous misadventures, she learns about love, friendship, and the limits of her own cluelessness.

The Harbor “Barbie” (2023)

Come to The Harbor for Barbie (2023) — a brilliant, bold, and hilarious journey from Barbie Land to the real world. Directed by Greta Gerwig, this dazzling film is both fun and full of unexpected depth.

Monday Matinee “Oliver!” (1968)

“Oliver!” is a musical film adaptation of Charles Dickens’s classic novel, “Oliver Twist,” set in the harsh realities of Victorian London.

Reel to Read Movies “Splash” (1984)

Splash is a romantic fantasy about a man who falls in love with a mermaid, only to face obstacles when her true identity is discovered. Their whirlwind romance is tested by outside forces, blending humor, heart, and a touch of magic.

Teen Movie Night “Freaky Friday” (1976)

Freaky Friday (1976) follows a frustrated mother and her teenage daughter who magically swap bodies, forcing them to live each other’s lives. Through hilarious mishaps and heartfelt moments, they gain newfound empathy for one another while racing to undo the spell.

Movie Screening “The Road: Smokey & the Bandit” (1977)

Smokey and the Bandit is a high-octane comedy about a trucker named Bandit who accepts a bet to illegally transport beer across state lines while evading a vengeful sheriff. With fast cars, witty banter, and chaotic chases, the film delivers non-stop action and laughs as Bandit and his allies race against time and the law.

Movie Screening “Point Break” (1991)

Point Break follows an FBI agent who infiltrates a surfing gang of bank robbers, only to be seduced by their adrenaline-fueled lifestyle. As he bonds with their leader, he must choose between justice and the thrill of the ultimate ride.

Monday Matinee “Premium Rush” (2012)

Premium Rush follows a fearless bike messenger, Wilee, as he races through NYC to deliver a crucial package while evading a corrupt cop who will stop at nothing to intercept it. The film is a high-octane chase thriller that pits Wilee’s skills and wit against relentless adversaries in a fight to protect the mysterious delivery.

Movie Monday “PAW Patrol: The Movie” (2021)

PAW Patrol: The Movie follows Ryder and the heroic pups as they travel to Adventure City to stop Mayor Humdinger from wreaking havoc and reclaim the city. With teamwork, courage, and new friends, the PAW Patrol proves that even the toughest challenges can be overcome together.

Monday Night Movies “Green Dolphin Street” (1947)

Green Dolphin Street tells the story of two sisters entangled in a love triangle with William Ozanne, whose mistaken proposal leads one sister to follow him to New Zealand while the other remains behind. The film explores sacrifice and enduring love against the backdrop of 19th-century adventure and turmoil.

YA Movie Day “Captain America: Brave New World” (2025)

In Brave New World (2025), a utopian society built on control and pleasure begins to fracture when one man starts asking dangerous questions. This gripping adaptation of Huxley’s novel explores freedom, identity, and the hidden cost of a “perfect” world.

Reel to Read Movies “The Karate Kid” (1984)

The Karate Kid (1984) tells the inspiring story of a teen who overcomes bullying through the guidance of his karate mentor, Mr. Miyagi. A classic tale of courage and growth, it’s a must-watch for fans of underdog victories and life lessons

Movie Matinee “Anora” (2024)

“Anora” (2024) is a gripping drama about a Brooklyn stripper whose impulsive Las Vegas wedding to a Russian oligarch’s son sets off a cultural firestorm. Sean Baker’s latest film blends raw emotion, humor, and social insight in a story about love and power.

Classic Movie “The Elephant Man” (1980)

The Elephant Man tells the moving true story of Joseph Merrick, a man shunned for his appearance but embraced for his humanity. Directed by David Lynch, this powerful drama reveals the strength of compassion in a world obsessed with appearances.

Thursday Afternoon Films “The Night of the Hunter” (1955)

A sinister preacher hunts for stolen money in this unforgettable 1955 thriller, where innocence confronts evil in a dreamlike Southern Gothic setting. The Night of the Hunter blends horror, noir, and fable into a chilling cinematic masterpiece.

Summer Film Screening “Moonrise Kingdom” (2012)

Moonrise Kingdom is a quirky and heartfelt story of two young outsiders who run away together on a New England island in the 1960s. Directed by Wes Anderson, the film blends whimsical visuals with a touching exploration of first love and youthful rebellion.

Tuesday Night Films Featuring Alexander Payne “Sideways” (2004)

Sideways (2004) is a touching and humorous road trip through California’s wine country, where two friends confront love, failure, and the messiness of middle age. Full of wine, wit, and emotional depth, the film offers a heartfelt look at friendship and second chances.

Monday Matinee “Best in Show” (2000)

Best in Show is a sharp and witty mockumentary that hilariously exposes the eccentric world of competitive dog shows. With unforgettable characters and brilliant improvisation, it’s a comedy gem by Christopher Guest.

Movie Monday “The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie: Sponge Out of Water” (2015)

SpongeBob and his friends leave Bikini Bottom to recover a stolen secret recipe in this wild, animated-meets-live-action adventure. Chaos, comedy, and superhero transformations await in this fun-packed film for the whole family!

Summer Film Series “Jumanji” (1995)

In Jumanji (1995), a magical board game brings jungle chaos to the real world when it’s played by unsuspecting children. Together with a man trapped inside the game for decades, they must finish it to restore order and survive the adventure of a lifetime.

YA Movie Day “Legally Blonde 2: Red, White and Blonde” (2003)

Elle Woods is back — and this time, she’s heading to Capitol Hill in Legally Blonde 2: Red, White & Blonde! Armed with her style, smarts, and passion for justice, she’s ready to show Washington what pink power means.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “Blazing Saddles” (1974)

Blazing Saddles is a fearless 1974 Western satire by Mel Brooks that hilariously exposes racism and genre stereotypes. Wild, witty, and way ahead of its time, it’s a comedy classic that still stirs conversation today.

Movie Matinee “The Secret Garden” (2020)

The Secret Garden (2020) is a beautifully reimagined version of the classic tale about an orphaned girl who discovers a magical garden. As she nurtures it back to life, it awakens healing and transformation in everyone it touches.

Movies at Mulberry Street Presents “Shampoo” (1975)

On the eve of the 1968 election, Shampoo follows a charming Beverly Hills hairdresser entangled in a web of romantic chaos and political tension. This sharp satire, starring Warren Beatty, reflects the cultural confusion of a society in transition.

Film Screening “12 Angry Men” (1957)

12 Angry Men (1957) is a powerful courtroom drama where one juror challenges his peers to reconsider a seemingly obvious verdict. As tensions rise, the film exposes the complexities of justice, prejudice, and moral courage.

Black Joy Film Fest: The Fire Inside

Join us at the Black Joy Film Fest: The Fire Inside, for a celebration of Black excellence and uplifting stories on the big screen!

Classic Movie “Soylent Green” (1973)

In a dystopian future ravaged by overpopulation and climate disaster, detective Thorn investigates the dark truth behind the food substitute Soylent Green. What he discovers will shake the foundations of society — and leave viewers stunned.

Movie Screening “The talented Mr. Ripley” (1999)

The Talented Mr. Ripley is a stylish psychological thriller about a man who will do anything to escape his ordinary life — even murder. Set in 1950s Italy, the film explores obsession, identity, and the dark side of ambition.

Thursday Afternoon Films “The Long, Hot Summer” (1958)

The Long, Hot Summer (1958) is a steamy Southern drama where a mysterious drifter shakes up a powerful Mississippi family. With unforgettable performances by Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward, the film simmers with tension, desire, and ambition.

Movies at Hudson Park “Black Bag” (2025)

“Black Bag” (2025) is a tense spy thriller where a rogue CIA agent uncovers a deadly secret buried inside his agency. As he races to expose the truth, loyalty is tested, and betrayal is just one step away.

Movie Screening “Captain America Brave New World” (2025)

Captain America: Brave New World (2025) follows Sam Wilson as he steps into his role as the new Captain America. In a world full of tension and shifting alliances, he must fight to defend justice and redefine what the symbol truly stands for.

Thursday Night Movies “Portrait in Black” (1960)

In Portrait in Black (1960), a beautiful woman and her lover conspire to kill her ailing husband — but their dark secret refuses to stay buried. This classic noir thriller unravels a web of passion, murder, and haunting consequences.

Reel to Read Movies “I Am Sam” (2001)

“I Am Sam” is a heartwarming film about a father with an intellectual disability fighting to keep custody of his daughter. This emotional journey challenges our ideas of family, love, and what makes someone truly capable of parenting.

Inwood Library Film Screening “Tower of London” (1939)

Tower of London (1939) tells the dark tale of Richard III’s bloody climb to power, starring Basil Rathbone and Boris Karloff. A haunting blend of history and horror unfolds inside England’s most infamous fortress.

Summer Film Screening “National Lampoon’s Vacation” (1983)

The Griswold family sets out on a cross-country trip to Walley World — but nothing goes as planned. This classic 1983 comedy delivers non-stop laughs, absurd mishaps, and the ultimate satire of the American vacation.

Summer Film Series “Holes” (2003)

Holes (2003) is a mysterious and adventurous tale about a boy sent to a desert camp where digging holes hides a deeper secret. As he uncovers the truth, the story weaves together curses, buried treasure, and the power of friendship.

Tuesday Night Films Featuring Alexander Payne “The Descendants” (2011)

In The Descendants, George Clooney plays a father forced to rebuild his relationship with his daughters after a family crisis. Set in Hawaii, this heartfelt drama explores love, loss, and the ties that bind.

Monday Matinee “Sinners” (2025)

“Sinners” (2025) is a haunting psychological thriller about a murder in a devout town that uncovers dark secrets among a preacher’s daughter and her friends. As faith clashes with truth, the line between innocence and guilt begins to blur.

Movie Monday “Mufasa: The Lion King” (2024)

The Lion King (2024) invites you back to the Pride Lands in a visually stunning and emotionally rich reimagining of the Disney classic. Join Simba on his journey of growth, courage, and destiny in this unforgettable cinematic experience.

Monday Night Movies “Hair” (1979)

Hair (1979) is a dazzling musical that brings the rebellious spirit of the 1960s to life through unforgettable songs and powerful anti-war messages. Directed by Miloš Forman, it tells the story of a young man’s unexpected journey into the heart of the hippie movement.

YA Movie Day “Legally Blonde” (2001)

Join Elle Woods on a hilarious and heartwarming journey from fashionista to Harvard Law student in Legally Blonde (2001). This empowering comedy proves that brains, style, and staying true to yourself can take you farther than you ever imagined.

Family Movie “An American Tail” (1986)

An American Tail (1986) tells the story of Fievel, a young mouse who journeys to America with his family, dreaming of a better life. Separated from them upon arrival, he sets off on an inspiring adventure through New York to find them.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “First Cow” (2020)

First Cow is a tender and atmospheric story about two outsiders in 1820s Oregon who form a deep friendship and try to change their fate by stealing milk from the region’s only cow. This poetic film reflects on survival, trust, and the quiet resistance to a harsh world.

Movie Matinee “Northanger Abbey” (2007)

Northanger Abbey (2007) is a delightful adaptation of Jane Austen’s novel about a young woman swept into a world of romance, intrigue, and gothic fantasy. As Catherine Morland navigates high society and her vivid imagination, she learns that not everything is as it seems.

Reel to Read Movies “Rain Man” (1988)

Rain Man (1988) tells the touching story of a man who reconnects with his autistic brother during a life-changing road trip. With brilliant performances and heartfelt moments, this Oscar-winning film explores the power of family and acceptance.

Movie Monday “Moana 2” (2024)

“Moana 2” sees Moana answering an ancestral summons to confront a rising darkness that endangers her home and the ocean. With Maui and new companions, she sails into unknown dangers, unlocking her deeper purpose as a navigator and protector of her people.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “The Searchers” (1956)

Join us for The Searchers (1956), a visually striking and emotionally complex Western classic directed by John Ford. John Wayne delivers one of his most iconic performances as a tormented Civil War veteran on a relentless quest to rescue his kidnapped niece.

Saturday Matinee “Jaws” (1975)

A massive great white shark terrorizes a small beach town in Steven Spielberg’s classic thriller Jaws (1975). As panic spreads, a police chief, a scientist, and a shark hunter must confront the deadly predator before it strikes again.

Classic Movie “Bringing Up Baby” (1938)

Bringing Up Baby (1938) is a wild screwball comedy where a mild-mannered paleontologist is swept into chaos by a quirky woman and her pet leopard. Starring Katharine Hepburn and Cary Grant, it’s a whirlwind of laughs, love, and delightful absurdity.

Summer Film Series “Just Go with it” (2011)

A plastic surgeon convinces his assistant to pose as his ex-wife to cover up a lie, but things spiral into chaos during a trip to Hawaii. Just Go with It is a light-hearted romantic comedy full of laughs, misunderstandings, and surprising romance.

Thursday Afternoon Films “The Postman Always Rings Twice” (1946)

A drifter and a married woman fall into a passionate affair and plot a deadly crime in The Postman Always Rings Twice (1946). This film noir classic is a gripping story of lust, betrayal, and fatal consequences.

Movies at Hudson Park “Better Man” (2025)

Better Man (2025) is a musical biopic about British pop legend Robbie Williams, tracing his path from fame to personal redemption. Directed by Michael Gracey, the film blends iconic songs with a raw, emotional journey of self-discovery.

Thursday Night Movies “Tonight and Every Night” (1945)

Tonight and Every Night (1945) is a vibrant wartime musical starring Rita Hayworth, based on the true story of a London theatre that kept its doors open through the Blitz. It’s a moving tale of love, resilience, and the magic of performance in the face of adversity.

Movies at West New Brighton “The Sandlot” (1993)

The Sandlot (1993) is a heartwarming coming-of-age comedy about a group of boys who bond over baseball during a memorable summer in the 1960s. With humor, friendship, and adventure, this film captures the magic of growing up and the joy of playing just for fun.

Reel to Read Movies “Children of a Lesser God” (1986)

Children of a Lesser God (1986) tells the story of a complex romance between a speech teacher and a deaf woman who refuses to conform. The film is a moving exploration of love, language, and the struggle to be truly heard.

Monday Matinee “September 5” (2024)

September 5 (2024) is a gripping psychological drama about a woman caught between memory and reality after a mysterious loss. The film offers a haunting journey through grief and the quiet unraveling of the mind.

Monday Matinee “Conclave” (2024)

“Conclave” (2024) follows the high-stakes election of a new Pope as cardinals grapple with hidden agendas and moral dilemmas in a race against time. The film explores themes of power, faith, and betrayal within the cloistered walls of the Vatican.

Movie Monday “Moana” (2016)

Moana is an inspiring animated adventure about a brave Polynesian girl who sails across the ocean to save her people. Along the way, she discovers her true strength and embraces her destiny with the help of the legendary demigod Maui.

Monday Night Movies “Babe” (1995)

Babe is a touching tale about a little pig with a big dream — to herd sheep like a dog. This family classic blends charm, humor, and heart to show that even the smallest can achieve greatness.

Classic Movie “The French Connection” (1971)

The film tracks two NYC detectives as they unravel a sophisticated heroin-smuggling operation led by a cunning French criminal. Their obsessive investigation spirals into a high-stakes game of pursuit, marked by gritty action and a famously intense car chase.

NYPL Cinema Scene Film Screening “Behemoth” (2015)

“Behemoth” exposes the ecological and human toll of China’s coal industry through stunning visuals, depicting the clash between industrialization and natural beauty. The film serves as a poignant critique of unchecked development, highlighting the suffering of workers and the environment in the pursuit of economic growth.

Summer Film Series “500 Days of Summer” (2009)

“500 Days of Summer” is about Tom’s nostalgic reflection on his failed relationship with Summer, revealing the disconnect between his romantic fantasies and the complexities of real love. The film deconstructs traditional rom-com tropes, offering a bittersweet exploration of heartbreak and self-discovery.

Movies at Hudson Park “Last Breath” (2025)

“Last Breath” follows a stranded diver fighting for survival with dwindling oxygen while uncovering a deadly conspiracy. As his crew scrambles to save him, he must outwit both the crushing depths and a hidden enemy before time runs out.

Thursday Night Movies “Smiles of a Summer Night” (1955)

“Smiles of a Summer Night” is a witty romantic farce about a group of lovers — including a middle-aged lawyer, his young wife, and his former mistress — whose tangled desires unravel and reconfigure over a single, fateful evening. Through humor and irony, Bergman explores the absurdities of love, class, and passion as the characters navigate mistaken affections and shifting partnerships.

Children’s Film Screening “The Little Mermaid” (1989)

“The Little Mermaid” follows Ariel, a mermaid who trades her voice for legs to pursue her love for a human prince, Eric, while battling the evil sea witch Ursula. With the help of her loyal friends, she risks everything to prove that love can bridge two worlds.

New Films “September 5” (2024)

The film “September 5” (2024) follows a cryptographer and a journalist racing to decode a message foretelling a global catastrophe, while evading powerful forces determined to silence them. Their journey unravels a conspiracy that blurs the lines between fate and free will, pushing them to confront the cost of uncovering the truth.

Monday Matinee “My Cousin Vinny” (1992)

My Cousin Vinny" follows two wrongfully accused college students who rely on their inexperienced but resourceful cousin, a brash Brooklyn lawyer, to defend them in a small-town Alabama murder trial. With humor and wit, Vinny and his fiancée outsmart the prosecution, exposing the truth and securing justice.

Movie Monday “Puss in Boots: The Last Wish” (2022)

“Puss in Boots: The Last Wish” follows the swashbuckling feline as he embarks on a quest to reclaim his lost lives by finding the mythical Last Wish, confronting deadly enemies, and facing his mortality. Alongside new and old allies, Puss learns that bravery and love are more valuable than endless lives.

Monday Night Movies “Desire Under the Elms” (1958)

The film “Desire Under the Elms” (1958) explores the destructive passions between a young wife, Abbie, and her stepson, Eben, as their illicit affair ignites a chain of jealousy and tragedy on a rural farm. Their intense love and vengeful motives collide with the tyrannical rule of Ephraim, the patriarch, culminating in a devastating climax.

Movie Matinee “Paris is Burning” (1990)

Paris is Burning is a documentary that delves into the dynamic ballroom scene of 1980s New York, highlighting the artistry and struggles of its predominantly Black and Latino LGBTQ+ participants. Through competitions and personal stories, the film examines themes of identity, aspiration, and survival in the face of societal oppression.

Classic Movie “Desert Hearts” (1985)

Desert Hearts is a groundbreaking romantic drama about a repressed professor, Vivian, who falls in love with a bold artist, Cay, while awaiting her divorce in 1950s Nevada. Their affair explores themes of liberation, identity, and the courage to embrace desire despite societal constraints.

Juneteenth Film Series “The Great Debaters” (2007)

The Great Debaters tells the true story of Melvin B. Tolson and his Wiley College debate team as they defy racial barriers in the 1930s South, using their eloquence and intellect to challenge oppression and compete against top universities. The film celebrates their triumph over adversity and the enduring impact of courage and education.

Thursday Afternoon Films “Three Coins in the Fountain” (1954)

Three Coins in the Fountain follows three American women in Rome who toss coins into the Trevi Fountain, each wishing for love, as they navigate romantic entanglements with an Italian prince, a charming translator, and a rekindled old flame. The film is a lush, romantic tale of fate, passion, and the pursuit of happiness in the Eternal City.

Movies at Hudson Park “One of Them Days” (2025)

One of Them Days (2025) is a darkly comedic tale about Jack, whose life unravels in a cascade of absurd misfortunes over a single, disastrous day. Amid the chaos, he stumbles upon fleeting moments of humor and humanity that force him to reevaluate what truly matters.

Thursday Night Movies “Charlie Bubbles” (1967)

The film explores the existential crisis of Charlie Bubbles, a wealthy writer who, despite his success, feels disconnected from his past and struggles with his identity. Through a series of encounters and surreal moments, the movie delves into themes of alienation, nostalgia, and the hollowness of fame.

Reel to Read Movies “A Single Man” (2009)

A Single Man depicts a day in the life of George Falconer, a grieving professor who plans to end his life after losing his partner, until unexpected human connections momentarily rekindle his will to live. The film is a visually lush meditation on love, isolation, and the fragile moments that make existence meaningful.

Inwood Library Film Screening “But I’m A Cheerleader” (1999)

But I’m A Cheerleader follows Megan, a cheerleader sent to conversion therapy, where she discovers her sexuality and falls for fellow camper Graham. The satirical comedy critiques homophobia while celebrating queer love and self-discovery.

Monday Matinee “Love & Mercy” (2014)

Love & Mercy portrays Brian Wilson’s turbulent journey as a musical visionary, alternating between his 1960s breakdown during Pet Sounds and his 1980s struggle for freedom from an abusive therapist. The film highlights his resilience and the redemptive power of love through Melinda’s efforts to save him.

Movies at The Harbor “Black Panther” (2018)

Black Panther follows T’Challa as he ascends to the throne of Wakanda, only to face a formidable challenger in Killmonger, who threatens to disrupt the nation’s secrecy and peace. The film explores themes of identity, legacy, and justice as T’Challa fights to protect his homeland and redefine Wakanda’s role in the world.

Movie Monday “Puss in Boots” (2011)

Puss in Boots is about the swashbuckling feline hero teaming up with old and new allies to steal the Golden Goose and redeem his name, only to uncover a deeper betrayal. The film blends adventure, humor, and heart as Puss learns about trust and redemption.

Monday Night Movies “La Piscine” (1969)

La Piscine is a simmering psychological drama about a couple whose vacation turns treacherous when an old flame and his daughter arrive, unraveling jealousy and desire. The film explores the dark undercurrents of passion and betrayal, culminating in a violent confrontation that shatters their idyllic facade.

Movie Matinee “Gladiator II” (2024)

“Gladiator II” follows Lucius, the grown nephew of Emperor Commodus, who is enslaved and forced to become a gladiator after his family is betrayed. Seeking vengeance and freedom, he battles through the brutal world of the arena while challenging a corrupt empire.

Juneteenth Film Series “I Like It Like That” (1994)

“I Like It Like That” is about a spirited Bronx woman, Lisette, who seizes a job opportunity at a record company after her husband’s arrest, forcing her to reconcile her ambitions with her family life. The film is a lively exploration of love, cultural identity, and female empowerment in a working-class Puerto Rican community.

New Films “A Complete Unknown” (2024)

“A Complete Unknown” explores the mysterious rise and sudden disappearance of a 1960s folk musician, unraveling the truth behind his enigmatic legacy. As a journalist digs deeper, long-buried secrets surface, revealing the haunting cost of fame and artistic obsession.

Monday Matinee “McCabe & Mrs. Miller (1971)”

“McCabe & Mrs. Miller” is a gritty, anti-Western about a gambler and a madam whose profitable brothel draws the deadly attention of corporate interests, culminating in a bleak struggle for survival. The film subverts genre tropes, portraying the frontier as a place of loneliness and ruthless capitalism rather than romance or heroism.

Monday Matinee “Challengers” (2024)

“Challengers” explores the passionate and turbulent relationships between three tennis players — Tashi, her husband Art, and his former best friend Patrick — as love, ambition, and rivalry intertwine over the years. The film delves into the high-stakes world of professional tennis, where personal and professional conflicts reach a boiling point on the court.

Movie Monday “Spider Man: Into the Spider-Verse” (2018)

“Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse” follows Miles Morales as he becomes Spider-Man and joins forces with alternate-dimension Spider-heroes to stop Kingpin’s collider from destroying the multiverse. The film is a visually stunning, heartfelt journey of self-discovery as Miles learns to embrace his role as the new Spider-Man.

Monday Night Movies “Donkey Skin” (1970)

The film “Donkey Skin” tells the story of a princess who disguises herself as a donkey to escape her father’s unsettling marriage demand, only to find love with a prince who sees beyond her disguise. This musical fairy tale blends fantasy, romance, and surreal charm as it explores themes of destiny and transformation.

Family Movie “Paddington” (2014)

“Paddington” (2014) tells the heartwarming story of a polite bear from Peru who finds refuge with a London family while evading a villainous taxidermist. The film blends humor and adventure as Paddington navigates human life, teaching the Browns — and the audience — about kindness, belonging, and the importance of a good marmalade sandwich.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “Tea and Sympathy” (1956)

“Tea and Sympathy” is about a misunderstood teenage boy, Tom, who faces bullying and alienation at his prep school for being different, and the emotional connection he forms with his housemaster’s empathetic wife, Laura. Their relationship culminates in a compassionate but scandalous act that defies the rigid expectations of masculinity and societal judgment.

Family Movie Afternoon “Lilo and Stitch” (2002)

“Lilo & Stitch” follows a young Hawaiian girl who adopts a chaotic alien experiment, believing him to be a dog, and together they learn the value of family. As they dodge space pursuers, their bond grows, proving that even the most broken beings can find love and acceptance.

Movie Matinee “The Outrun” (2024)

“The Outrun” tells the story of Rona, a recovering alcoholic who returns to her rugged Scottish homeland to heal and confront her demons. Through solitude and the raw power of nature, she begins to rebuild her life, facing her past and embracing the possibility of redemption.

Film Screening “Conclave” (2024)

“Conclave” (2024) follows the high-stakes election of a new Pope as cardinals grapple with hidden agendas and moral dilemmas in a race against time. The film explores themes of power, faith, and betrayal within the cloistered walls of the Vatican.

Classic Movie “The 39 Steps” (1935)

The film follows Richard Hannay, an innocent man on the run after being falsely accused of murder, as he unravels a spy plot involving a secret organization called “The 39 Steps.” With Hitchcock’s signature suspense and wit, the story blends chase, intrigue, and romance as Hannay fights to clear his name and stop a national security threat.

Juneteenth Film Series “Lady Sings the Blues” (1972)

“Lady Sings the Blues” chronicles Billie Holiday’s journey from a troubled childhood to stardom as a jazz icon, while battling personal demons and systemic racism. The film captures her raw talent, turbulent love life, and the hardships that shaped her tragic yet enduring legacy.

Thursday Afternoon Films “Johnny Belinda” (1948)

“Johnny Belinda” tells the story of a deaf-mute woman who overcomes isolation and abuse with the help of a compassionate doctor, only to face persecution from her community after bearing a child out of wedlock. The film explores themes of prejudice, resilience, and the fight for dignity in the face of cruelty.

Movies at Hudson Park “Companion” (2025)

“Companion” (2025) explores the blurred lines between human and artificial connection as a lonely programmer bonds with an enigmatic AI, only to uncover its hidden motives. The film delves into themes of love, autonomy, and the ethical dilemmas of advanced technology in an increasingly digitized world.

Thursday Night Movies “Airport ’77” (1977)

“Airport ’77” follows a hijacked plane that crashes into the ocean, leaving survivors trapped underwater as rescuers scramble to save them. The film combines disaster thrills with a race against time as passengers fight for survival in the submerged wreckage.

Monday Matinee “American Graffiti” (1973)

“American Graffiti” is a coming-of-age film that chronicles the adventures and misadventures of a group of high school graduates during one unforgettable night in small-town California. Through drag races, romantic pursuits, and nostalgic moments, the movie explores youth, change, and the end of an era.

Movie Monday “Dog Man” (2025)

Join us for a screening of Dog Man (2025), where a dog-police officer duo, transformed into a half-dog, half-man after a life-saving surgery, faces their arch-nemesis, Petey the Cat, and is challenged by the arrival of his adorable kitten clone, Lil Petey.

Monday Night Movies “The Picture of Dorian Gray” (1945)

The film “The Picture of Dorian Gray” (1945) tells the story of a man who remains eternally youthful while his portrait ages and decays, mirroring his moral corruption. As Dorian indulges in a life of sin, he grapples with the horrifying transformation of his hidden portrait and the consequences of his vanity.

Saturday Matinee “In The Heights” (2021)

“In The Heights” is a vibrant musical about a Latino community in Washington Heights, where residents chase their dreams while grappling with change and belonging. At its heart, it follows bodega owner Usnavi and fashion student Vanessa as they navigate love, ambition, and the meaning of home.

Movie Matinee “Conclave” (2024)

“Conclave” (2024) follows the high-stakes election of a new Pope as cardinals grapple with hidden agendas and moral dilemmas in a race against time. The film explores themes of power, faith, and betrayal within the cloistered walls of the Vatican.

Exclusive Solo Art Exhibition of Tibor Matijas

Join us for an exclusive night of art & music at Cannavita. An immersive solo exhibition experience you won’t want to miss

Classic Movie “Sweethearts” (1938)

“Sweethearts” (1938) follows married Broadway stars Gwen and Ernest, whose relationship is thrown into turmoil by a fabricated scandal. This lively musical comedy combines romance, humor, and dazzling performances as the couple navigates misunderstandings and the absurdities of showbiz.

Juneteenth Film Series “Mississippi Burning” (1988)

“Mississippi Burning” is a gripping crime drama about two FBI agents investigating the murder of civil rights workers in a racially hostile Southern town, where they confront systemic racism and brutality. The film explores themes of justice, morality, and the lengths to which one must go to combat entrenched hatred.

Movies at Hudson Park “September 5” (2025)

The film “September 5” (2025) centers on a journalist uncovering a deadly government conspiracy linked to an impending global catastrophe set for September 5. As he fights to reveal the truth, he must confront powerful forces and his demons before time runs out for humanity.

Thursday Afternoon Films “Deep Valley” (1947)

“Deep Valley” follows Libby, a sheltered farm girl, who falls for an escaped convict, leading her to confront her oppressive family and desperate circumstances. Their forbidden romance forces her to choose between duty and desire as danger closes in.

Thursday Night Movies “The Swimmer” (1968)

“The Swimmer” is about a man who attempts to swim through his neighbors’ pools, only to confront the crumbling illusions of his perfect life. As he progresses, the journey becomes a surreal and devastating exploration of his downfall.

Reel to Read Movies “Cruising” (1980)

“Cruising” follows an undercover detective (Al Pacino) as he investigates a series of murders within New York’s gay S&M scene, only to become psychologically entangled in the world he’s probing. The film blurs the lines between hunter and hunted, leaving both the protagonist and the audience questioning identity and motive.

Monday Matinee “Black Bag” (2025)

Black Bag follows a retired CIA agent dragged back into action to recover a dangerous briefcase with global consequences, teaming up with a hacker to expose a high-stakes conspiracy. The film blends intense action with gripping intrigue as the duo races against time to prevent a catastrophic power shift.

Movie Monday “Finding Dory” (2016)

Finding Dory follows the forgetful blue tang fish Dory as she embarks on a quest to find her long-lost parents, journeying to a marine institute with Marlin and Nemo while overcoming challenges with the help of new friends. The film explores themes of family, self-acceptance, and perseverance as Dory learns to embrace her flaws and strengths.

Monday Night Movies “Saskatchewan” (1954)

The film follows Mountie Thomas O’Rourke as he leads settlers and a Cree woman to safety during an uprising, uncovering a conspiracy along the way. It’s a rugged adventure of survival, loyalty, and frontier justice in the Canadian wilderness.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “The Women” (1939)

“The Women” (1939) revolves around Mary Haines, who must confront her husband’s infidelity with the help and drama of her socialite friends. This sharp-witted, all-female comedy explores love, betrayal, and female solidarity in high society.

Film Screening “The Bone Collector” (1999)

“The Bone Collector” follows a paralyzed detective and a young officer as they track a sadistic killer who leaves macabre clues at each crime scene. As the pair unravel the twisted trail, they must outsmart the murderer before he claims more victims.

Classic Movie “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” (1966)

“Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” is a searing drama about a dysfunctional married couple, Martha and George, who torment each other and their guests during a night of alcohol-fueled mind games and emotional brutality. The film exposes the illusions and pain beneath their relationships, culminating in a devastating confrontation that strips away their pretenses.

Spring Film Series “Insomnia” (2002)

“Insomnia” follows a guilt-ridden detective who, while investigating a murder in Alaska, accidentally kills his partner and becomes entangled in a dangerous mind game with the prime suspect. As his insomnia and paranoia grow under the unending daylight, he struggles to maintain his crumbling facade while the truth closes in.

Thursday Afternoon Films “Ride the High Country” (1962)

“Ride the High Country” follows two aging lawmen tasked with transporting gold, only for their friendship to fracture when one plots to steal it, testing their loyalty and principles. Against a backdrop of the fading Old West, the film delivers a meditative tale of honor, betrayal, and redemption.

Thursday Night Movies “This Modern Age” (1931)

“This Modern Age” (1931) is a melodrama about a young woman, Diane “Dee” Granger, who struggles to reconcile her estranged parents’ past while navigating love and scandal in high society. Torn between her European upbringing and her father’s American world, Dee faces moral dilemmas and romantic entanglements in a glittering but superficial modern age.

Inwood Library Film Screening “Bloodworth” (2010)

“Bloodworth” (2010) is a Southern Gothic drama about the fractured Bloodworth family, who reunite after years of estrangement, confronting old wounds and betrayals when their wandering patriarch returns home. The film explores themes of redemption, family dysfunction, and the lingering scars of abandonment through the perspectives of three generations of men.

New Films “A Real Pain” (2024)

“A Real Pain” follows two mismatched cousins on a Holocaust tour in Poland, where their tensions collide with the weight of family history. The film balances biting humor and raw emotion as it examines grief, legacy, and the complexities of kinship.

Film Screening “Mission Impossible” (1996)

The film follows Ethan Hunt, an IMF agent who is falsely accused of treason and must uncover the real mole within his organization. With thrilling action and elaborate disguises, he races to recover stolen intelligence and clear his name.

Classic Movie “The Crimson Kimono” (1959)

“The Crimson Kimono” (1959) is a noir crime thriller about two detectives — one Japanese American, the other white — whose investigation into a murder is complicated by their rivalry over the same woman. The film challenges racial stereotypes and delves into cultural tensions while delivering a tense, stylish mystery.

Spring Film Series “Murder By Numbers” (2002)

“Murder by Numbers” follows a detective hunting two manipulative teens who commit a twisted experiment, testing her skills and forcing her to confront her demons. The film is a cat-and-mouse thriller exploring the chilling intellect of youthful sociopaths and the scars of past trauma.

Thursday Afternoon Films “The More the Merrier” (1943)

“The More the Merrier” (1943) is a screwball comedy about a woman who finds her orderly life upended when her apartment is overrun by two unlikely roommates during WWII. What begins as a chaotic living arrangement turns into a whirlwind romance, thanks to the meddling charm of an eccentric older man.

Movies at Hudson Park “The Birdcage” (1996)

“The Birdcage” follows a gay couple who must pretend to be straight to impress their son’s conservative future in-laws, resulting in a farcical and touching clash of identities. The film blends sharp wit and heartfelt moments as it celebrates love, authenticity, and the absurdity of societal expectations.

Children’s Film Screening “Lilo & Stitch” (2002)

“Lilo & Stitch” follows a young Hawaiian girl who adopts a chaotic alien experiment, believing him to be a dog, and together they learn the value of family. As they dodge space pursuers, their bond grows, proving that even the most broken beings can find love and acceptance.

Thursday Night Movies “24 Hour Party People” (2002)

“24 Hour Party People” follows Tony Wilson’s journey as he navigates Manchester’s explosive music scene, founding Factory Records and shaping bands like Joy Division and Happy Mondays, while the chaotic energy of the era leads to both cultural triumphs and eventual downfall. The film mixes fact and fiction to portray the wild creativity, excess, and eventual decline of the post-punk and rave movements.

Reel to Read Movies “The Russia House” (1990)

“The Russia House” follows a British publisher (Sean Connery) thrust into espionage when a Soviet defector’s secrets and a forbidden romance with a Russian woman (Michelle Pfeiffer) pull him into a web of Cold War intrigue. The film explores love, loyalty, and deception in a world where no one can be fully trusted.

A Brief History of Noir “Blood Simple” (1984)

“Blood Simple” follows a seedy bar owner’s botched plot to murder his wife and her lover, unleashing a chain reaction of betrayal and violence. The Coen brothers’ debut film is a gripping, darkly comic neo-noir where greed and paranoia lead to deadly consequences.

Film Screening “Out Of The Picture”

Out of the Picture, directed by Mary Louise Schumacher, explores the lives and work of five essential arts writers.

Monday Matinee “Network” (1976)

“Network” (1976) is a biting satire about a deranged news anchor who becomes a media sensation as a television network exploits his breakdown for profit. The film exposes the ethical collapse of broadcast journalism, where entertainment trumps truth and capitalism consumes morality.

Films at the Schomburg “Malcolm X” (1972)

“Malcolm X” (1992) chronicles the life of the iconic civil rights leader, from his early days as a small-time criminal to his transformation into a powerful voice for Black empowerment and his eventual assassination. The film explores his spiritual awakening, political evolution, and enduring legacy as a symbol of resistance and self-determination.

Movie Monday “Raya and the Last Dragon” (2021)

“Raya and the Last Dragon” follows a young warrior’s journey to find the last dragon and reunite her broken world against a supernatural threat. The film explores themes of trust, forgiveness, and unity as Raya learns that strength lies not in isolation but in solidarity.

Film Screening “Crazy Rich Asians” (2018)

“Crazy Rich Asians” follows an unsuspecting woman who discovers her boyfriend’s ultra-wealthy family in Singapore, forcing her to confront cultural divides and high-society drama. The film blends romance and humor while exploring themes of love, tradition, and self-acceptance amid extravagant luxury.

Movie Matinee “Aloners” (2021)

“Aloners” (2021) is a poignant drama about a socially withdrawn call center worker whose solitary life is disrupted by her neighbor’s death, forcing her to face her isolation. Through subtle storytelling and restrained performances, the film examines loneliness and the hesitant steps toward human connection.

Classic Movie “Bridge to the Sun” (1961)

“Bridge to the Sun” tells the true story of an American woman who follows her Japanese husband to Japan during WWII, facing prejudice and war to stay by his side. The film is a poignant tale of love, sacrifice, and resilience against the backdrop of international conflict.

Spring Film Series “The Secret Life of Bees” (2008)

“The Secret Life of Bees” tells the story of a traumatized white girl who escapes her troubled home and finds solace with a family of Black beekeeping sisters in the racially charged 1960s South. Through their kindness and wisdom, she confronts her past and learns about resilience, love, and the bonds of chosen family.

Movies at Hudson Park “Hoosiers” (1986)

“Hoosiers” tells the inspiring true story of a small-town Indiana basketball team and their tough-but-determined coach as they defy the odds to reach the state championship. The film is a timeless underdog tale about redemption, teamwork, and the unifying power of sports.

Thursday Afternoon Films “Sullivan’s Travels” (1941)

“Sullivan’s Travels” follows a privileged Hollywood director who poses as a homeless man to understand suffering, only to discover the irreplaceable value of comedy. Through misadventures, he learns that laughter, not heavy-handed drama, is what people truly need in hard times.

Thursday Night Movies “Forty Guns” (1957)

“Forty Guns” is a subversive Western about a marshal who confronts a domineering female rancher and her forty-strong gang in a battle for control of the territory. With its sharp dialogue, sexual tension, and explosive action, the film redefines the genre’s conventions while exploring themes of power and independence.

Reel to Read Movies “The Kremlin Letter” (1970)

“The Kremlin Letter” (1970) is a Cold War spy thriller about a team of agents racing to recover a stolen document that could ignite a global conflict, navigating a treacherous web of lies and shifting loyalties in Moscow. The film delves into the murky world of espionage, where trust is a liability and every move could be fatal.

Monday Matinee “A Real Pain” (2024)

“A Real Pain” follows two mismatched cousins on a Holocaust tour in Poland, where their tensions collide with the weight of family history. The film balances biting humor and raw emotion as it examines grief, legacy, and the complexities of kinship.

Monday Matinee “First Man” (2018)

“First Man” (2018) tells the gripping story of Neil Armstrong’s struggles and the perilous journey that led to his historic moon landing. The film captures the emotional weight of his sacrifices and the awe-inspiring technical feat of the Apollo 11 mission.

Movie Monday “Transformers One” (2024)

“Transformers One” (2024) is an animated prequel revealing how Optimus Prime and Megatron’s fractured friendship sparked the eternal war between Autobots and Decepticons. The film explores their origins on Cybertron, blending action and drama as ideological differences turn allies into enemies.

Monday Night Movies “Cluny Brown” (1946)

“Cluny Brown” (1946) is a charming comedy about an eccentric young woman who upends British class norms with her unfiltered honesty and unexpected plumbing skills. Her spirited defiance and budding romance with a refugee intellectual make for a witty, heartwarming tale about staying true to oneself.

Family Movie “Coco” (2017)

“Coco” tells the story of Miguel, a boy who journeys to the Land of the Dead to uncover his family’s musical past and prove his destiny as a musician. This visually stunning Pixar film celebrates Mexican traditions while delivering a touching message about love, memory, and the bonds that connect generations.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “Romy and Michele’s High School Reunion” (1997)

“Romy and Michele’s High School Reunion” follows two lovable but aimless best friends who fabricate success to impress former classmates at their reunion. Through comedic mishaps and heartfelt moments, they discover that being true to themselves — and each other — is what matters.

Movie Matinee “All Happy Families” (2024)

“All Happy Families” (2024) tracks the turbulent reunion of the Whitman siblings as they confront old wounds and family secrets after their father’s death. This dark comedy-drama blends sharp humor and heartfelt drama to reveal how love and resentment collide in the most imperfect of families.

Classic Movie “Flower Drum Song” (1961)

“Flower Drum Song” (1961) is a colorful musical about love and tradition in San Francisco’s Chinatown, where a young immigrant’s arranged marriage leads to unexpected romantic entanglements. Through lively song and dance, the film navigates cultural identity, generational divides, and the pursuit of happiness in a modernizing world.

Spring Film Series “Enchanted” (2007)

“Enchanted” (2007) follows a fairy-tale princess, Giselle, who is exiled from her animated world to modern-day New York, where her idealism clashes with reality — until she begins to change the hearts of those around her. The film mixes live-action and animation, humor and romance, as it both celebrates and pokes fun at classic Disney tropes.

Movies at Hudson Park “The Royal Tenenbaums” (2001)

“The Royal Tenenbaums” follows the fractured reunion of a once-gifted family as their manipulative father fakes a terminal illness to win them back. With its deadpan humor and melancholic charm, the film explores failed potential, familial bonds, and the messy redemption of flawed characters.

Thursday Afternoon Films “The Palm Beach Story” (1942)

“The Palm Beach Story” follows a wife’s madcap scheme to divorce her husband and marry a rich suitor, only to get caught in a farcical web of mistaken identities and romantic chaos. This fast-paced Preston Sturges comedy delivers sharp humor and satirical twists on love, wealth, and marital mischief.

Celebration Screening “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story” (2016)

“Rogue One: A Star Wars Story” (2016) tells the story of Jyn Erso and a team of rebels on a high-stakes mission to steal the Death Star plans. Their sacrifice becomes a pivotal moment in the fight against the Empire, bridging the gap to “A New Hope”.

Thursday Night Movies “I Walked with a Zombie” (1943)

“I Walked with a Zombie” follows a nurse who travels to a Caribbean island to care for a mysterious, seemingly zombified woman, only to uncover dark family secrets and supernatural forces. A chilling blend of gothic romance and voodoo horror, the film explores themes of obsession, cultural clash, and the thin line between illness and the uncanny.

Reel to Read Movies “The Spy Who Came in From the Cold” (1965)

“The Spy Who Came in From the Cold” follows a burnt-out British spy (Richard Burton) on a deceptive mission in East Germany, where he becomes ensnared in a labyrinth of betrayal and moral decay. The film is a chilling exploration of Cold War espionage, revealing the personal and ethical sacrifices made in the shadowy world of intelligence operations.

Movies at West New Brighton: “Labyrinth” (1986)

“Labyrinth” (1986) follows a teenage girl who must navigate a magical maze to rescue her baby brother from the Goblin King, encountering strange creatures and illusions along the way. The film is a whimsical yet dark fantasy about growing up, facing challenges, and the blurred line between reality and imagination.

A Brief History of Noir “Touch of Evil” (1958)

“Touch of Evil” follows a principled Mexican detective who uncovers police corruption after a car bombing, leading to a tense showdown with a crooked American cop. The film explores morality and prejudice through its shadowy noir atmosphere and morally ambiguous characters.

Monday Matinee “The Descendants” (2011)

“The Descendants” follows a grieving husband (George Clooney) as he uncovers his comatose wife’s infidelity while trying to repair his fractured relationship with his daughters. The film navigates heartbreak, family legacy, and redemption in a bittersweet story set in Hawaii.

Movie Monday — Pinocchio (1940)

“Pinocchio” (1940) tells the story of a wooden puppet who must prove himself worthy to become a real boy by learning bravery, honesty, and selflessness. With the help of Geppetto, the Blue Fairy, and Jiminy Cricket, he overcomes treacherous temptations and dangers in a timeless tale of adventure and transformation.

Family Movie and Coloring “Book of Life” (2014)

“The Book of Life” follows Manolo, a spirited musician, as he navigates the magical realms of the afterlife to reunite with his true love and defy fate. This visually dazzling animated film blends Mexican folklore, humor, and music into a touching story about staying true to oneself.

Monday Night Movies “The Lodger” (1944)

“The Lodger” (1944) is a chilling thriller about a suspicious stranger renting a room in London during a series of brutal murders, blurring the line between predator and misunderstood outsider. As tension mounts, the film weaves a gripping tale of paranoia, obsession, and the shadowy nature of guilt.

Reel to Read Movies “Our Man in Havana” (1959)

“Our Man in Havana” follows a hapless vacuum cleaner salesman who invents a fake spy network to earn money, only for his lies to trigger dangerous consequences. This darkly comedic satire mocks Cold War paranoia and the absurdity of espionage bureaucracy.

Family Movie Matinee and Coloring “Snow White” (1937)

“Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” follows a princess who escapes her wicked stepmother’s jealousy by befriending seven dwarfs, only to fall victim to a poisoned apple. The film, Disney’s first animated feature, is a beloved fairy tale about innocence, friendship, and the power of true love.

Movie Matinee “Joker: Folie a Deux” (2024)

“Folie à Deux” follows the Joker (Joaquin Phoenix) as he draws psychiatrist Harleen Quinzel (Lady Gaga) into his madness, forging a dangerous bond that ignites anarchy in Gotham. The film is a hallucinatory descent into shared delusion, love, and chaos, blurring the line between sanity and insanity.

Classic Movie “Shanghai Express” (1932)

“Shanghai Express” follows the fiery reunion of ex-lovers Shanghai Lily and Captain Harvey aboard a perilous train ride hijacked by rebels, forcing Lily to risk her reputation to save him. This stylish, suspenseful romance blends danger and desire against the backdrop of war-torn China.

Spring Film Series “Se7en” (1995)

“Se7en” follows two detectives tracking a killer who stages murders based on the seven deadly sins, leading them into a harrowing exploration of evil and justice. The film’s chilling climax forces them to grapple with the darkness within both society and themselves.

Movies at Hudson Park “The Firm” (1993)

“The Firm” (1993) follows a brilliant young lawyer who uncovers his elite firm’s criminal ties, forcing him into a deadly cat-and-mouse game with the Mafia and the FBI. Trapped in a world of corruption, he must outmaneuver both sides to save himself and his family.

Thursday Afternoon Films “The Great Man’s Lady” (1942)

“The Great Man’s Lady” (1942) follows Hannah Hoyt (Barbara Stanwyck), who reflects on her life as the unheralded force behind her husband’s rise to fame as a frontier pioneer. The film is a bittersweet tale of sacrifice, love, and the often-invisible role of women in shaping history.

A special International Workers’ Day screening of “9 to 5” (1980)

“9 to 5” follows three female coworkers who turn the tables on their tyrannical boss, kidnapping him and transforming their oppressive workplace into a fair and progressive environment. The film blends sharp workplace satire with slapstick comedy, delivering a feminist rallying cry about solidarity and equality.

Reel to Read Movies “Beowulf” (2007)

“Beowulf” (2007) retells the ancient epic of a warrior who defeats the monster Grendel but makes a fateful deal with its mother, leading to a reign of glory and hidden corruption. Years later, he must confront the consequences of his choices when a dragon threatens his kingdom, testing his heroism and humanity.

A Brief History of Noir “Where the Sidewalk Ends” (1950)

Where the Sidewalk Ends follows a brutal detective who accidentally kills a suspect and then struggles to clear an innocent man while hiding his crime. This taut noir explores guilt, redemption, and the blurred line between justice and corruption in a shadowy urban underworld.

Monday Matinee “Green Book” (2018)

Green Book tells the true story of a working-class Italian-American bouncer who becomes the driver and protector of a Black classical pianist touring the segregated South in the 1960s. Through their journey, the two men overcome prejudice and form an unlikely friendship that changes both of their lives.

Monday Movie Matinee “A League of Their Own” (1992)

“A League of Their Own” tells the story of sisters Dottie and Kit as they join an all-women’s baseball league during WWII, facing rivalry and societal doubts while proving their worth on the field. With humor and heart, the film honors the real-life women who broke barriers in professional sports.

Movie Monday “The Wild Robot” (2024)

The Wild Robot follows a lost robot named Roz as she learns to survive in the wilderness, forming deep connections with the island’s animals while uncovering her true destiny. This visually stunning animated film explores themes of nature, technology, and the meaning of family in an unfamiliar world.

Monday Night Movies “Naughty Girl” (1956)

“Naughty Girl” (1956) is a French-Italian comedy-drama about a rebellious young woman in 1920s Paris who flouts societal conventions with her unconventional lifestyle. The film humorously yet pointedly critiques gender norms while celebrating individuality and freedom.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “Unfaithfully Yours” (1948)

“Unfaithfully Yours” follows a jealous conductor who imagines elaborate revenge plots against his supposedly unfaithful wife, only to bungle them all in darkly comedic fashion. The film is a sharp, satirical take on obsession, fantasy, and the folly of acting on suspicion.

Movie Matinee “Cabrini” (2024)

“Cabrini” (2024) tells the true story of Mother Frances Cabrini, an Italian nun who battles adversity to uplift immigrant communities in New York through faith and perseverance. The film highlights her unwavering courage and humanitarian impact, solidifying her place as a pioneering figure in history.

Classic Movie “Driving Miss Daisy” (1989)

“Driving Miss Daisy” traces the decades-long friendship between an elderly Southern Jewish woman and her Black chauffeur as they confront prejudice and aging in the segregated South. Their journey from employer-employee to cherished companions highlights the power of empathy across societal divides.

Movies at Hudson Park “Lady Be Good” (1941)

“Lady Be Good” (1941) is a musical comedy about a divorced songwriting duo whose professional collaboration is complicated by unresolved romance and a battle over credit for a hit song. With vibrant musical numbers and sparkling chemistry, the film delivers a mix of humor, romance, and toe-tapping entertainment.

Thursday Afternoon Films “Tootsie” (1982)

“Tootsie” is a hilarious and heartwarming comedy that follows the story of Michael Dorsey, a talented but difficult actor struggling to find work in the competitive world of New York City theater.

Thursday Night Movies “The Mirror” (1975)

“The Mirror” (1975) is an introspective, nonlinear film that intertwines a man’s fragmented memories of his past — his parents, war-torn childhood, and personal regrets — into a poetic meditation on time and identity. Tarkovsky’s visually hypnotic masterpiece blurs the boundaries between dreams, history, and reality, evoking profound emotion through its ethereal storytelling.

Reel to Read Movies “Blue Car” (2002)

“Blue Car” (2002) tells the story of a troubled teenager who turns to writing as an escape, only to become entangled in an unsettling relationship with her English teacher. The film examines the fragile line between guidance and exploitation as Meg navigates family turmoil and her search for identity.

Inwood Library Film Screening “Mulholland Falls” (1996)

“Mulholland Falls” is a gritty 1950s-set crime thriller about an LAPD detective unraveling a murder mystery that exposes corruption and personal betrayal. The film blends noir aesthetics with a tale of power, loyalty, and the violent underbelly of postwar Los Angeles.

New Release Film Screening “Conclave” (2024)

“Conclave” is a gripping political thriller set within the secretive and high-stakes world of the Vatican.

Monday Matinee “On the Waterfront” (1954)

On the Waterfront follows a conflicted dockworker, Terry Malloy, as he struggles between loyalty to a corrupt union and his moral awakening to fight against its brutality. Marlon Brando’s iconic performance anchors this powerful tale of individual courage and redemption in the face of systemic oppression.

Movie Monday “The Peanuts Movie” (2015)

“The Peanuts Movie” follows Charlie Brown’s endearing quest to win the affection of the Little Red-Haired Girl while staying true to himself, alongside Snoopy’s whimsical aerial battles as the Flying Ace. The film celebrates friendship, resilience, and the timeless charm of Schulz’s classic characters in a fresh, animated style.

Monday Night Movies “The Bitter Tears of Petra Von Kant” (1972)

“The Bitter Tears of Petra von Kant” depicts the destructive obsession of a haughty fashion designer who falls for a manipulative younger lover, leading to emotional ruin. Fassbinder’s stylized, dialogue-driven drama lays bare the cruelty, power struggles, and self-deception of love and desire.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “Nashville” (1975)

“Nashville” (1975) paints a vibrant, chaotic portrait of America through the interconnected lives of musicians, hustlers, and dreamers in the country music scene. Blending satire and tragedy, the film exposes the hunger for fame and the uneasy marriage of politics and pop culture.

Movie Matinee “Alien Romulus” (2024)

While scavenging the deep ends of a derelict space station, a group of young space colonizers come face to face with the most terrifying life form in the universe.

Film Screening “1917” (2019)

“1917” follows two soldiers on a perilous mission to stop a doomed WWI attack, racing through enemy lines in a visually stunning, single-shot style. The film captures the urgency and brutality of war while exploring themes of duty, brotherhood, and survival.

Classic Movie “Taxi Driver” (1976)

“Taxi Driver” follows Travis Bickle, a disturbed Vietnam vet turned taxi driver, as he descends into violent obsession while navigating New York City’s seedy underbelly. The film is a harrowing portrait of loneliness, psychosis, and the desperate urge for meaning in a morally bankrupt world.

Spring Film Series “The Longest Ride” (2015)

“The Longest Ride” tells the dual love stories of a bull rider and an art student whose modern romance is shaped by the enduring legacy of an elderly man’s lifelong love letters. The film explores themes of passion, sacrifice, and the timeless power of love across generations.

Movies at Hudson Park “Gladiator II” (2024)

“Gladiator II” (2024) follows Lucius, the heir of Rome’s dark past, as he rises from obscurity to become a legendary gladiator in a fight for survival and justice. The film blends visceral action with political drama, exploring legacy and power in the shadow of a fallen empire.

Thursday Afternoon Films “Absence of Malice” (1981)

“Absence of Malice” follows an innocent man (Paul Newman) whose life is destroyed by a false news story, leading him to fight back against unethical journalism. The film explores the consequences of media sensationalism and the fine line between reporting the news and creating it.

Children’s Film Screening “The Goofy Movie” (1995)

“A Goofy Movie” follows Goofy and his rebellious son Max on a chaotic road trip that turns into a journey of father-son bonding. As Max tries to sneak off to a concert to impress his crush, their misadventures lead to laughs, heartfelt moments, and an unforgettable lesson about family.

Reel to Read Movies “Wuthering Heights” (1992)

“Wuthering Heights” (1992) tells the story of Heathcliff and Catherine, whose all-consuming love is thwarted by class divisions, leading to a lifetime of obsession and revenge. Their tragic romance unfolds against the bleak Yorkshire moors, where passion and cruelty intertwine in a haunting tale of undying devotion.

Teen Movie Night “Moana 2” (2024)

“Moana 2” sees Moana answering an ancestral summons to confront a rising darkness that endangers her home and the ocean. With Maui and new companions, she sails into unknown dangers, unlocking her deeper purpose as a navigator and protector of her people.

Monday Matinee “Asteroid City” (2023)

“Asteroid City” (2023) follows a quirky 1950s desert town’s residents — including young scientists, Hollywood actors, and military personnel — as their lives are upended by an alien encounter. Through Wes Anderson’s signature style, the film blends deadpan humor and existential musings on art, grief, and the mysteries of the cosmos.

Monday Matinee “A Complete Unknown” (2024)

“A Complete Unknown” (2024) follows Bob Dylan’s meteoric rise from obscurity to folk icon and his controversial shift to electric rock, capturing the turbulence of 1960s music and culture. Timothée Chalamet stars as the enigmatic singer-songwriter in this portrait of artistic reinvention and the price of authenticity.

Movie Monday “Paddington” (2014)

“Paddington” (2014) tells the heartwarming story of a polite bear from Peru who finds refuge with a London family while evading a villainous taxidermist. The film blends humor and adventure as Paddington navigates human life, teaching the Browns — and the audience — about kindness, belonging, and the importance of a good marmalade sandwich.

Monday Night Movies “Daisy Miller” (1974)

“Daisy Miller” follows a spirited young American woman whose disregard for European social conventions scandalizes 19th-century high society, while a conflicted admirer grapples with his attraction to her and the pressures of propriety. The film explores themes of innocence, judgment, and the clash between individual freedom and rigid tradition, culminating in a poignant tragedy.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “Mo’ Better Blues” (1990)

“Mo’ Better Blues” follows jazz trumpeter Bleek Gilliam as he struggles with artistic ambition, turbulent relationships, and the harsh realities of the music business. The film is a stylish, introspective drama about sacrifice, redemption, and the price of uncompromising passion.

Movie Matinee “Mother’s Instinct” (2024)

“Mother’s Instinct” (2024) follows two close friends whose lives are shattered by a child’s death, plunging them into a psychological duel of grief and suspicion. As their maternal instincts turn into obsession, their friendship spirals into a dangerous game of blame and manipulation.

Classic Movie “To Catch a Thief” (1955)

“To Catch a Thief” follows a retired jewel thief (Cary Grant) who must prove his innocence when a copycat burglar strikes the French Riviera, all while navigating a flirtatious game of cat-and-mouse with a glamorous heiress (Grace Kelly). Hitchcock crafts a suspenseful yet playful tale of romance, intrigue, and mistaken identity against a sun-drenched Mediterranean backdrop.

Spring Film Series “The Longest Ride” (2015)

“The Longest Ride” follows a bull rider and an art student whose lives intersect with an elderly man’s poignant love letters, revealing lessons about passion and sacrifice. The film weaves past and present romances, showing how love endures through time and hardship.

Thursday Afternoon Films “The Yakuza” (1974)

“The Yakuza” follows a former detective who returns to Japan to save a friend’s daughter, forcing him to reckon with his past and the rigid honor codes of the yakuza. The film is a tense, atmospheric exploration of loyalty, vengeance, and the clash between Eastern tradition and Western brutality.

Movies at Hudson Park “Road House” (1989)

“Road House” follows elite bouncer Dalton as he brings order to a lawless bar, only to face off against a vicious crime boss terrorizing a small town. The film delivers high-octane fights, machismo, and a battle between one man’s honor and a town’s corruption.

Reel to Read Movies “Haunted Summer” (1988)

“Haunted Summer” dramatizes the legendary 1816 gathering of Lord Byron, the Shelleys, and Claire Clairmont, whose turbulent relationships and dark imaginations led to the creation of “Frankenstein”. The film captures their stormy blend of artistic inspiration, romantic entanglements, and psychological unraveling in a haunting, atmospheric portrait.

Monday Matinee “Trading Places” (1983)

“Trading Places” (1983) is a comedy about a wealthy investor and a street hustler whose lives are swapped as part of a cruel bet by two rich brothers. When the duo discovers the scheme, they join forces for revenge in a riotous takedown of greed and hypocrisy.

Movie Monday “The Garfield Movie” (2024)

“The Garfield Movie” follows the lazy, lasagna-obsessed cat as he’s dragged into a wild adventure after being kidnapped, forcing him to confront his past and team up with his estranged father. With humor and action, Garfield must overcome his laziness to outwit villains and save the day — all while staying true to his love of food and naps.

Monday Night Movies “Videodrome” (1983)

“Videodrome” follows a TV executive who uncovers a sinister broadcast that warps reality, leading to horrific physical and mental mutations. The film delves into media obsession and bodily transformation, presenting a hallucinatory critique of technology’s power over the human mind.

Classic Movie “My Gal Sal” (1942)

Set in the late 19th century, “My Gal Sal” is a colorful musical biopic loosely based on the life of songwriter Paul Dresser (played by Victor Mature), a charismatic entertainer who rises from a small-town minister’s son to a famed composer in bustling New York City.

Spring Film Series “10 Things I Hate About You” (1999)

“10 Things I Hate About You” is a clever teen rom-com where a scheming suitor pays a bad boy to date a rebellious girl so her younger sister can go out — only for real feelings to complicate everything. With humor, heart, and a Shakespearean twist, the film explores love, sibling dynamics, and the chaos of high school romance.

Thursday Afternoon Films “Castle Keep” (1969)

“Castle Keep” follows a group of American soldiers in WWII who occupy a European castle, torn between preserving its cultural legacy and the brutal realities of combat. The film mixes war drama with surrealism, questioning the meaning of sacrifice and the clash between beauty and destruction.

Thursday Night Movies “Beau Travail” (1999)

“Beau Travail” is a poetic meditation on masculinity and obsession, centering on a Foreign Legion sergeant whose growing fixation on a recruit spirals into destructive envy. Set against the stark beauty of Djibouti, the film unfolds through mesmerizing physicality and haunting introspection, culminating in a breathtaking, ambiguous finale.

Reel to Read Movies “Roxanne” (1987)

“Roxanne” (1987) is a romantic comedy starring Steve Martin as C.D. Bales, a quick-witted but self-conscious fire chief who helps a tongue-tied colleague woo the woman they both love, leading to mistaken identities and heartfelt revelations. A modern twist on “Cyrano de Bergerac”, the film blends humor and romance as C.D. learns to embrace himself while winning Roxanne’s heart with his words.

Monday Matinee “The Sting” (1973)

The Sting (1973), directed by George Roy Hill, is a stylish crime caper set in 1930s Chicago, starring Paul Newman and Robert Redford as two charismatic con men seeking vengeance against a ruthless crime boss (Robert Shaw).

Movie Monday “Kung Fu Panda 2” (2011)

“Kung Fu Panda 2” follows Po as he battles the vengeful Lord Shen while uncovering secrets about his past. The film combines high-stakes action with emotional depth as Po learns that inner peace is the key to his true strength.

Movies at Mulberry Street Presents “Conclave” (2024)

“Conclave” is a gripping political thriller set within the secretive and high-stakes world of the Vatican.

Film Screening “Selena” (1997)

Experience the magic of Selena (1997) — the heartfelt story of a young Latina singer who became a legend. Join us for a free outdoor screening celebrating music, dreams, and cultural pride in the heart of New York City.

Reel to Read Movies “Norma Rae” (1979)

Norma Rae (1979), directed by Martin Ritt, is a powerful drama based on a true story, starring Sally Field in her Academy Award-winning role as Norma Rae Webster.

Classic Movie “The Belle of New York” (1952)

“The Belle of New York” (1952) is a musical comedy about a wealthy playboy, Charlie Hill (Fred Astaire), who falls for a virtuous Salvation Army worker, Angela Bonfils (Vera-Ellen), and strives to reform his ways to win her heart. Filled with dazzling dance numbers and lighthearted romance, the film explores themes of love, redemption, and the transformative power of second chances.

March Madness Film Series “P.S. I Love You” (2007)

“P.S. I Love You” (2007) follows Holly, a young widow, as she navigates grief with the help of heartfelt letters from her late husband, Gerry, guiding her to rediscover life and herself. The film is a touching exploration of love, loss, and the journey toward healing and new beginnings.

Thursday Afternoon Films “Funeral in Berlin” (1966)

“Funeral in Berlin” (1966) follows British spy Harry Palmer as he orchestrates the defection of a Soviet colonel in Cold War-era Berlin. Amidst a labyrinth of double-crosses and political intrigue, Palmer uncovers a deceptive plot involving a staged funeral, testing his wits and loyalty in a world of espionage.

Movies at Hudson Park “Perfect Storm” (2000)

“The Perfect Storm” (2000) is a disaster drama based on the true story of Andrea Gail, a fishing boat caught in a catastrophic storm at sea. The film follows the crew’s harrowing struggle for survival against nature’s fury, highlighting their bravery and the overwhelming power of the ocean.

Reel to Read Movies “Women Talking” (2022)

“Women Talking” (2022) follows a group of women in an isolated religious colony as they confront the systemic sexual violence perpetrated by the men in their community. Gathering to debate their future, they must choose between staying to fight, forgiving, or leaving, exploring themes of resilience, justice, and collective empowerment.

Teen Movie Night “The Marvels” (2023)

“The Marvels” (2023) follows Captain Marvel, Monica Rambeau, and Ms. Marvel as their entangled powers force them to team up against a dangerous Kree revolutionary threatening the universe. The film combines action, humor, and heartfelt moments to explore themes of unity, identity, and heroism in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Buscemi “Ghost World” (2001)

“Ghost World” (2001) follows Enid, a cynical recent high school graduate, as she navigates the awkward transition to adulthood and forms an unlikely friendship with a lonely older man. The film explores themes of alienation, identity, and the challenges of growing up, offering a bittersweet and darkly humorous take on adolescence and self-discovery.

Monday Matinee “Frida” (2002)

“Frida” is a vibrant and passionate biographical drama that tells the story of Frida Kahlo, the iconic Mexican artist renowned for her self-portraits and surrealist style.

Movie Monday “Kung Fu Panda” (2008)

Po, a clumsy, noodle-loving panda, dreams of becoming a kung fu master. But his reality is far from his fantasies. He works in his family’s noodle shop, far removed from the world of legendary warriors.

Inwood Library Film Screening “No Name on the Bullet” (1987)

“No Name on the Bullet” (1959) is a psychological Western about a notorious gunman, John Gant, whose arrival in a small town sparks fear and paranoia among its residents. As the townspeople turn on each other, suspecting one of them is Gant’s target, the film explores themes of guilt, justice, and the corrosive effects of fear.

Monday Night Movies “Death on the Nile” (1978)

“Death on the Nile” (1978) follows detective Hercule Poirot as he investigates the murder of a wealthy heiress during a luxurious Nile River cruise. Amid a web of jealousy and betrayal, Poirot unravels the complex motives of the passengers to uncover the shocking truth.

Family Movie “Moana” (2016)

“Moana” (2016) follows the courageous journey of a young Polynesian girl, Moana, as she teams up with the demigod Maui to restore the heart of the goddess Te Fiti and save her island. The film celebrates themes of self-discovery, bravery, and the power of embracing one’s destiny, set against a backdrop of stunning animation and rich cultural storytelling.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “Bright Star” (2009)

“Bright Star” (2009) tells the poignant love story of poet John Keats and his muse, Fanny Brawne, as they navigate their deepening relationship amidst societal constraints and Keats’s declining health. The film captures their tender, bittersweet romance, celebrating the enduring power of love and art in the face of tragedy.

Movie Matinee “Trap” (2024)

A father takes his teenage daughter to a pop concert but soon realizes that the entire event is a carefully orchestrated trap by the police, designed to capture a serial killer known as “The Butcher.” As the night unfolds, the father becomes caught in a dangerous situation.

Classic Movie “Swing Time” (1936)

“Swing Time” (1936) is a musical romantic comedy about Lucky Garnett, a dancer who travels to New York to prove his worth and ends up falling for Penny Carroll, a dance instructor. Filled with dazzling dance numbers and romantic twists, the film showcases the iconic partnership of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers.

March Madness Film Series “The Lucky One” (2012)

“The Lucky One” (2012) follows U.S. Marine Logan Thibault as he searches for a woman whose photograph he believes saved his life during the war. As he grows closer to her, their connection faces challenges from her troubled past, exploring themes of fate, love, and redemption.

Thursday Afternoon Films “The Spy Who Came in from the Cold” (1965)

“The Spy Who Came in from the Cold” (1965) follows Alec Leamas, a disillusioned British spy, as he embarks on a dangerous mission to East Germany, posing as a defector to dismantle an enemy intelligence officer. The film delves into themes of betrayal, moral ambiguity, and the personal sacrifices of espionage, culminating in a tragic and thought-provoking conclusion.

Movies at Hudson Park “Speak no Evil” (2024)

“Speak No Evil” (2024) follows a British family who accept an invitation to a remote countryside home from a seemingly friendly Dutch family they met on holiday. What begins as a pleasant weekend quickly descends into a nightmare of psychological manipulation and horror, exposing the dangers of politeness and silence in the face of evil.

Thursday Night Movies “The Window” (1949)

“The Window” (1949) follows a young boy who witnesses a murder but struggles to convince anyone of the truth due to his reputation for lying. As the killers hunt him down to silence him, the film becomes a tense thriller about trust, credibility, and survival.

Reel to Read Movies “Veronica Guerin” (2003)

“Veronica Guerin” (2003) is a gripping biographical drama about Irish journalist Veronica Guerin, who fearlessly investigates and exposes Dublin’s drug lords in the 1990s. Despite facing threats and violence, her relentless pursuit of justice leads to her tragic death, inspiring national reforms against organized crime.

Women’s History Month Film Screening “Becoming Jane” (2007)

“Becoming Jane” (2007) portrays a fictionalized romance between a young Jane Austen and Tom Lefroy, highlighting the challenges of love and societal expectations in 18th-century England. The film explores how Jane’s struggles and heartbreak inspire her growth as a writer, shaping her into a literary icon.

Film Screening “Trees Lounge” (1996)

“Trees Lounge” (1996) follows Tommy Basilio, a struggling alcoholic and mechanic, as he navigates life after losing his job and girlfriend in a small Long Island town. The film explores his attempts to rebuild his life while grappling with self-destructive habits, offering a poignant and darkly humorous look at loneliness, redemption, and the complexities of human relationships.

Monday Matinee “Licorice Pizza” (2021)

“Licorice Pizza” (2021) is a nostalgic coming-of-age story set in 1970s California, following the quirky and evolving relationship between Alana, a restless young woman, and Gary, a precocious teenage entrepreneur. Through a series of humorous and heartfelt misadventures, the film explores themes of ambition, self-discovery, and the complexities of human connection.

Movie Monday “Inside Out 2” (2024)

As Riley becomes a teenager, her emotions — Joy, Sadness, Anger, Fear, and Disgust — must navigate the arrival of new emotions, including Anxiety, Envy, Embarrassment, and Ennui, leading to turmoil and change in her inner world.

Monday Night Movies “The Man Who Knew Too Much” (1956)

“The Man Who Knew Too Much” (1956) follows an American family vacationing in Morocco who become entangled in an assassination plot after a dying man reveals a critical secret. When their son is kidnapped to ensure their silence, the parents race against time to thwart the conspiracy and rescue him, leading to a suspenseful climax in London.

Film Screening “Skin of Glass”

The Latinx Project at NYU and Cinema Tropical present the second edition of the Latinx Film Showcase.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “A New Leaf” (1971)

“A New Leaf” (1971) is a dark comedy about a bankrupt playboy, Henry Graham, who plots to marry and murder a wealthy, awkward heiress, Henrietta Lowell, to regain his fortune. As his plan unfolds, he unexpectedly grows attached to her, leading to a humorous exploration of greed, transformation, and redemption.

Movie Matinee “Borderland” (2024)

“Borderlands” (2024) is a sci-fi action-adventure film following a group of misfit “Vault Hunters” on the perilous planet of Pandora as they search for a legendary alien vault filled with riches and power. Packed with humor, explosive action, and chaotic alliances, the film brings the video game’s dystopian world to life in a thrilling quest for survival and treasure.

Family Movies “The Wild Robot” (2024)

“The Wild Robot” (2024) is an animated adventure about Roz, a robot stranded on a remote island, who must learn to survive in the wild and befriend its animal inhabitants. Through her journey, she forms deep bonds, especially with an orphaned gosling, exploring themes of family, belonging, and the balance between technology and nature.

Classic Movie “East of Eden” (1955)

“East of Eden” (1955) is a dramatic story about Cal Trask’s struggle for his father’s love and acceptance amidst family secrets and personal turmoil in early 20th-century California. The film explores themes of identity, redemption, and the complexities of familial relationships, culminating in an emotional journey of self-discovery and reconciliation.

March Madness Film Series “Bruce Almighty” (2003)

“Bruce Almighty” (2003) follows a discontented TV reporter, Bruce Nolan, who is granted divine powers by God to see if he can manage life better. As Bruce abuses his newfound abilities for personal gain, he learns valuable lessons about responsibility, humility, and the true meaning of faith.

Thursday Afternoon Films “Fail Safe” (1964)

“Fail Safe” (1964) is a gripping Cold War thriller about a mechanical failure that sends an American bomber squadron toward Moscow with a nuclear weapon, despite efforts to recall it. The film explores the moral and strategic dilemmas faced by the U.S. President as he races to prevent global catastrophe, culminating in an unthinkable decision to maintain balance.

Children’s Film Screening “Finding Nemo” (2003)

“Finding Nemo” (2003) is an animated adventure about Marlin, a cautious clownfish, who journeys across the ocean to rescue his son, Nemo, after he is captured and placed in a fish tank. With the help of his forgetful but loyal friend Dory, Marlin faces numerous challenges, while Nemo and his new tank mates devise their own escape plan, creating a touching story of family, courage, and perseverance.

Thursday Night Movies “Leave Her to Heaven” (1945)

“Leave Her to Heaven” (1945) is a psychological thriller about Ellen Berent, a woman whose obsessive love for her husband, Richard, leads to manipulation and tragedy. Her jealousy and possessiveness drive her to commit shocking acts, unraveling a story of dark passion and destructive devotion.

Cinema with a Cause “Harriet”

Join the Center for Law & Social Justice for a special screening of Harriet, the powerful story of heroism and liberation

Reel to Read Movies “Steel Magnolias” (1989)

“Steel Magnolias” (1989) is a touching comedy-drama that follows the lives and friendships of a group of women in a small Louisiana town, centered around their gatherings at a local beauty salon. The film explores their resilience, humor, and unwavering support for one another through life’s joys and heartbreaks, particularly focusing on the bond between a mother and her diabetic daughter.

NYPL Cinema Scene “Beat the Devil” (1953)

“Beat the Devil” (1953), directed by John Huston, is a quirky, satirical adventure film that blends elements of comedy, crime, and suspense.

Monday Matinee “On the Basis of Sex” (2018)

“On the Basis of Sex” (2018) tells the story of Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s early struggles against gender discrimination and her groundbreaking legal battle in the 1970s to challenge sexist laws. The film highlights her determination and partnership with her husband as she fights for equality, marking the beginning of her legacy as a champion for justice.

Monday Night Movies “Mulholland Drive” (2001)

“Mulholland Drive” (2001) is a surreal psychological thriller that follows an amnesiac woman and an aspiring actress as they unravel a mysterious identity crisis in Hollywood. The film blurs reality and illusion, exposing the dark, dreamlike underbelly of ambition and desire in the pursuit of fame.

NYPL Cinema Scene Film Screening “Beat the Devil” (1953)

“Beat the Devil” (1953), directed by John Huston, is a quirky, satirical adventure film that blends elements of comedy, crime, and suspense.

March Madness Film Series “Above the Rim” (1994)

Set in the gritty streets of Harlem, Above the Rim is a coming-of-age sports drama that follows the life of Kyle Lee Watson (Duane Martin), a talented high school basketball player with dreams of earning a college scholarship.

Thursday Afternoon Films “Pickup on South Street” (1953)

“Pickup on South Street” (1953), directed by Samuel Fuller, is a gritty film noir that delves into the underworld of crime and espionage in New York City.

Movies at Hudson Park “Conclave” (2024)

“Conclave” is a gripping political thriller set within the secretive and high-stakes world of the Vatican.

Thursday Night Movies “Written on the Wind” (1956)

“Written on the Wind” (1956), directed by Douglas Sirk, is a classic melodrama that delves into the lives of the wealthy Hadley family, whose opulent lifestyle masks deep-seated emotional turmoil and moral decay.

Monday Matinee “Saturday Night” (2024)

Set in the vibrant, fast-paced world of New York City, Saturday Night follows the chaotic and transformative journey of a group of friends over the course of one unforgettable night. As the city buzzes with energy, the film weaves together multiple storylines, exploring themes of love, ambition, regret, and redemption.

Movie Monday — Dr. Seuss’ “The Lorax” (2012)

The Lorax (2012) is an animated musical fantasy film based on Dr. Seuss’s classic children’s book of the same name.

Monday Night Movies “Inside Daisy Clover” (1965)

Inside Daisy Clover (1965), directed by Robert Mulligan, is a dramatic exploration of fame, identity, and the cost of success in Hollywood.

National Film Registry Series Dorothy Arzner’s “Dance Girl, Dance” (1941)

“Dance, Girl, Dance” (1941), directed by Dorothy Arzner, is a classic drama that delves into the world of show business and the complexities of female friendship, ambition, and identity.

Reel to Read Movies “The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman” (1974)

“The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman” (1974) is a groundbreaking television film based on the 1971 novel by Ernest J. Gaines.

Sounds of Hope: A Concert Celebrating Black Composers & Classical Favorites

By The Denyce Graves Foundation. Co-hosted by The Harlem Chamber Players, New Heritage Theater Group, and City College Center of the Arts.

Movies at Mulberry Street Presents “Twisters” (2024)

“Twisters” picks up the story years after the events of the original film, focusing on a new generation of storm chasers.

Family Movies “Onward” (2020)

“Onward” (2020), produced by Pixar Animation Studios and directed by Dan Scanlon, is a heartwarming animated fantasy adventure that explores themes of family, brotherhood, and self-discovery.

Classic Movie “A Raisin in the Sun” (1961)

“A Raisin in the Sun” (1961), directed by Daniel Petrie, is a poignant film adaptation of Lorraine Hansberry’s groundbreaking play of the same name.

Movies at Hudson Park “Joker: Folie à Deux” (2024)

“Folie à Deux” is a psychological thriller that delves into the complexities of shared delusion and the blurred lines between reality and madness.

Thursday Afternoon Films: “Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day” (2008)

“Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day” (2008) is a charming romantic comedy set in 1930s London.

Thursday Night Movies “One Desire” (1955)

“One Desire” (1955) is a romantic drama directed by Jerry Hopper, based on the novel “Tacey Cromwell” by Conrad Richter.

Inwood Library Film Screening “Hollywood Shuffle” (1987)

“Hollywood Shuffle” (1987), directed by and starring Robert Townsend, is a satirical comedy that explores the challenges and stereotypes faced by African American actors in Hollywood.

A Many-Splendored Thing (Film Tuesdays) “The Brothers McMullen” (1998)

“The Brothers McMullen” (1995), written, directed by, and starring Edward Burns, is a heartfelt indie dramedy that explores love, relationships, and family dynamics through the lives of three Irish-Catholic brothers from Long Island, New York.

Charleston Movie Morning “The Holdovers”

“The Holdovers” is a 2023 comedy-drama film set in 1970 at a prestigious New England boarding school.

Monday Matinee “Do the Right Thing” (1989)

“Do the Right Thing” (1989), directed by Spike Lee, is a powerful and provocative exploration of racial tensions in a predominantly African-American neighborhood in Brooklyn, New York, on the hottest day of the summer.

Movie Monday “Toy Story” (1999)

“Toy Story 2” (1999) is a heartwarming and adventurous animated film from Pixar Animation Studios.

Monday Night Movies “Footprints on the Moon” / “Le orme” (1975)

“Footprints on the Moon” (“Le Orme”), directed by Luigi Bazzoni and released in 1975, is a psychological thriller that blends mystery, science fiction, and surrealism.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “Daughters of the Dust” (1991)

“Daughters of the Dust” (1991), directed by Julie Dash, is a groundbreaking independent film that explores the Gullah Geechee culture of the Sea Islands off the coast of South Carolina and Georgia at the turn of the 20th century.

Family Movies “Hidden Figures” (2016)

Set against the backdrop of the 1960s Space Race, “Hidden Figures” tells the inspiring true story of three brilliant African-American women who played pivotal roles at NASA during a time of racial segregation and gender discrimination.

Classic Film “Mahogany” (1975)

“Mahogany” (1975), directed by Berry Gordy, is a dramatic tale of ambition, love, and self-discovery.

Black History Month Film Series “BlacKkKlansman” (2018)

“BlacKkKlansman” (2018), directed by Spike Lee, is a provocative and satirical crime drama based on true events.

Movies at Hudson Park: “Never Let Go” (2024)

In the gripping psychological thriller “Never Let Go” (2024), a young woman named Emma, haunted by the mysterious disappearance of her twin sister, Lily, years earlier, embarks on a relentless quest for the truth.

Thursday Afternoon Films “Her” (2013)

“Her” (2013), directed by Spike Jonze, is a poignant science-fiction romance set in a near-future Los Angeles.

Children’s Film Screening “Princess and the Frog” (2009)

“The Princess and the Frog” (2009) is a Disney animated musical film set in 1920s New Orleans.

Thursday Night Movies “Coma” (1978)

Directed by Michael Crichton, “Coma” is a gripping medical thriller based on Robin Cook’s novel of the same name.

New Release Film Screening “The American Society of Magical Negroes” (2024)

This satirical fantasy-comedy, “The American Society of Magical Negroes” follows Aren, a young, struggling artist who discovers he is part of a secret society of Black individuals endowed with magical abilities.

A Many-Splendored Thing (Film Tuesdays) “Sunday Bloody Sunday” (1971)

“Sunday Bloody Sunday” (1971), directed by John Schlesinger, is a poignant exploration of love, relationships, and identity in modern London.

Classic Film Screening “Casablanca” (1942)

“Casablanca” (1942), directed by Michael Curtiz, is a timeless romantic drama set during World War II.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “Eve’s Bayou” (1997)

“Eve’s Bayou” (1997), directed by Kasi Lemmons, is a haunting and lyrical Southern Gothic drama set in 1960s Louisiana.

Movie Matinee “It Ends With Us” (2024)

Based on the bestselling novel by Colleen Hoover, “It Ends With Us” is a poignant and emotionally charged romantic drama that explores the complexities of love, resilience, and the cycle of abuse.

Family Movies “Soul” (2020)

“Soul” (2020), directed by Pete Docter and co-directed by Kemp Powers, is a Pixar animated film that explores themes of purpose, passion, and the meaning of life.

Classic Film “A Patch of Blue” (1965)

“A Patch of Blue” (1965) is a poignant drama directed by Guy Green, based on the novel “Be Ready with Bells and Drums” by Elizabeth Kata.

Movies at Hudson Park “Monkey Man” (2024)

“Monkey Man” (2024) is a gritty, action-packed thriller directed by and starring Dev Patel in his directorial debut.

Thursday Afternoon Films “The Usual Suspects” (1995)

"The Usual Suspects (1995), directed by Bryan Singer and written by Christopher McQuarrie, is a gripping crime thriller that revolves around deception, mystery, and the elusive nature of truth.

Thursday Night Movies “Rebel Without A Cause” (1955)

“Rebel Without a Cause” (1955), directed by Nicholas Ray, is a seminal teen drama that explores the angst and alienation of youth in post-war America.

Reel to Read Movies “42” (2013)

“42” (2013), directed by Brian Helgeland, is a biographical sports film that chronicles the groundbreaking journey of Jackie Robinson, the first African American to play Major League Baseball (MLB) in the modern era.

Monday Matinee “Conclave” (2024)

“Conclave” is a gripping political thriller set within the secretive and high-stakes world of the Vatican.

Monday Night Movies “Romeo and Juliet” (1968)

The 1968 film “Romeo and Juliet”, directed by Franco Zeffirelli, is a lush and faithful adaptation of William Shakespeare’s timeless tragedy.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “Thomasine and Bushrod” (1974)

“Thomasine & Bushrod” (1974) is a blaxploitation Western film directed by Gordon Parks Jr. Set in the early 20th century, the movie follows the story of Thomasine (Max Julien) and Bushrod (Vonetta McGee), a pair of outlaw lovers on the run. Inspired by the legend of Bonnie and Clyde, the film reimagines the classic tale with a Black perspective, blending action, romance, and social commentary.

Movie Matinee “Bob Marley One Love” (2024)

“Bob Marley: One Love” is a biographical drama that chronicles the life, music, and enduring legacy of the legendary reggae icon, Bob Marley.

Family Movies “Remember The Titans” (2000)

“Remember the Titans” (2000), directed by Boaz Yakin, is an inspiring sports drama based on the true story of the integration of T.C. Williams High School in Alexandria, Virginia, in 1971. The film explores themes of racial unity, teamwork, and overcoming prejudice.

Classic Film “The Wiz” (1978)

“The Wiz” (1978) is a vibrant musical fantasy film directed by Sidney Lumet, adapted from the Broadway musical of the same name, which itself is a retelling of L. Frank Baum’s classic “The Wonderful Wizard of Oz”.

NYPL Cinema Scene Film Screening “Chronicle of Anna Magdalena Bach” (1968)

“Chronicle of Anna Magdalena Bach” (1968), directed by Jean-Marie Straub and Danièle Huillet, is a minimalist and unconventional biographical film about the life of the renowned German composer Johann Sebastian Bach.

Film Screening “Clueless” (1995)

“Clueless” (1995), directed by Amy Heckerling, is a modern adaptation of Jane Austen’s “Emma”, set in the affluent world of Beverly Hills.

Reel to Read Movies “Hotel Rwanda” (2004)

“Hotel Rwanda” (2004), directed by Terry George, is a powerful historical drama based on the true story of Paul Rusesabagina, a hotel manager who saved over a thousand refugees during the Rwandan genocide of 1994.

A Many-Splendored Thing (Film Tuesdays) “Next Stop Wonderland” (1998)

“Next Stop Wonderland” (1998) is a romantic comedy-drama directed by Brad Anderson.

Monday Matinee “Selma” (2014)

“Selma” (2014), directed by Ava DuVernay, is a powerful historical drama that chronicles the pivotal 1965 voting rights marches from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama, led by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and other civil rights activists. The film focuses on the struggle to secure equal voting rights for African Americans in the face of systemic racism, violent opposition, and political resistance.

Movie Monday “Toy Story” (1995)

“Toy Story” (1995), directed by John Lasseter and produced by Pixar Animation Studios in collaboration with Walt Disney Pictures, is a groundbreaking animated film that marked the first fully computer-animated feature film. The story revolves around the secret lives of toys, who come to life when humans are not around.

Thursday Night Movies “A Monkey in Winter” (Un Singe en Hiver) (1962)

Directed by Henri Verneuil, “A Monkey in Winter” is a French comedy-drama set in a small seaside town in Normandy.

Family Movie Matinee and Coloring “Lady and the Tramp” (1955)

Lady, a well-bred cocker spaniel, experiences the outside world for the first time when she meets Tramp, a free-spirited street dog. As their worlds collide, they embark on a series of adventures, discovering a shared affection.

Student Film Competition Screening at School of Visual Arts

Join us at the SVA Theatre on February 1 to discover and celebrate the next generation of filmmakers from the US and France!

Reel to Read Movies “Sarafina!” (1992)

Set in apartheid-era South Africa, “Sarafina!” follows a young student who, inspired by her teacher, finds her voice through performance and joins the growing student movement against racial injustice.

Movies at Mulberry Street Presents “The Fall Guy” (2024)

Colt Seavers, a washed-up stuntman, is pulled back into the world of filmmaking when the movie star he used to double goes missing. As he searches for the star, he uncovers a dangerous conspiracy on set.

Family Movies “Strange World” (2022)

The Clade family, a legendary family of explorers, ventures into a strange and uncharted world beneath their own, encountering bizarre creatures and facing challenges that test their relationships and their values.

Classic Movie “The Happy Thieves” (1961)

A suave art thief, Eddie, and his partner, Eve, plot to steal a Goya painting from a Madrid museum. However, their plan is complicated by the unexpected arrival of an attractive socialite and the moral questions they face along the way.

Movies at Hudson Park “Alien: Romulus” (2024)

A group of young people exploring a derelict space station in the far reaches of space stumble upon the deadliest life form in the universe — the Xenomorph. They must fight for survival as the alien stalks them, creating a terrifying and claustrophobic nightmare.

Thursday Afternoon Films “Spy” (2015)

Susan Cooper, a talented but underappreciated CIA analyst, is given the chance to go undercover as a field agent. Despite her lack of experience, she finds herself on a dangerous and hilarious mission to stop a global arms dealer.

Children’s Film Screening “Matilda” (1996)

Matilda Wormwood, a brilliant young girl neglected by her awful family, discovers she has telekinetic powers. She uses these powers to navigate her difficult home life and to fight back against the tyrannical headmistress of her school.

Thursday Night Movies “You’ll Never Get Rich” (1941)

Robert Curtis, a Broadway dancer, is mistakenly drafted into the army after a case of mistaken identity. He tries to avoid duty, leading to a series of hilarious misadventures, all while trying to woo his sweetheart, a showgirl named Sheila.

Lecture “Scenes from the life of Georges Perec: A Radio History”

Historian Claire Zalc presents “Sur les lieux de Georges Perec,” a four-part documentary podcast she created for France Culture that traces chapters in the life of French author Georges Perec.

Reel to Read Movies “The Color Purple” (2023)

In the early 20th century American South, Celie, a young Black girl, faces years of abuse, exploitation, and separation from her loved ones. But through enduring friendships, finding her power, and an enduring spirit, she discovers her inner strength and a pathway to self-love.

New Film Tuesdays “It Ends With Us” (2024)

Lily Bloom, a recent college graduate, moves to Boston and meets the charismatic neurosurgeon Ryle Kincaid. Their relationship is complicated by the reemergence of her first love, Atlas Corrigan, forcing Lily to confront her past and make difficult choices about her future and the patterns of her family.

Monday Matinee “Emma” (2020)

In a charming English village during the Regency era, Emma Woodhouse, a wealthy and beautiful young woman, considers herself a skilled matchmaker. However, her well-intentioned interference in the romantic lives of her friends leads to comical complications, while she remains oblivious to her romantic feelings.

Movie Monday “Cars 2” (2011)

While traveling overseas for the first ever World Grand Prix, Lightning McQueen and Mater find themselves entangled in a global spy conspiracy. Mater must step up and use his unique skills to help save the day.

Monday Night Movies “The Seventh Victim” (1943)

Mary, a young woman, travels to New York City to find her missing sister, Jacqueline. She discovers a sinister cult with a history of mysterious disappearances and suicides, leading her into a dangerous and unsettling investigation.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “Gloria” (1980)

Gloria, a tough and independent former gangster’s girlfriend, finds her life turned upside down when she is forced to protect a young boy, Phil, after his family is murdered by her former mob connections.

Movie Matinee “Deadpool & Wolverine” (2024)

The Merc with a Mouth, Deadpool, is pulled into the Marvel Cinematic Universe by the Time Variance Authority (TVA). This leads him on a dimension-hopping adventure where he teams up with a jaded Wolverine, forcing them to work together despite their clashing personalities.

Family Movies “Harold and the Purple Crayon” (2024)

Harold, a young boy with a magical purple crayon, draws himself into fantastical adventures, bringing his creations to life. As his drawings begin to affect the real world, he must find a way to control his imagination before things get out of hand.

Classic Movie “Thoroughly Modern Millie” (1967)

Millie Dillmount, a young woman from Kansas, arrives in 1920s New York City determined to become a “thoroughly modern” flapper and marry her wealthy boss. However, her carefully laid plans are complicated by love, intrigue, and a sinister white slavery ring.

Movies at Hudson Park “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice” (2024)

“Beetlejuice Beetlejuice” revisits the Deetz family, decades after their initial encounter with the mischievous bio-exorcist.

Thursday Afternoon Films “Hitch” (2005)

Alex “Hitch” Hitchens, a successful and secretive dating consultant, finds his professional expertise tested when he falls for Sara Melas, a cynical gossip columnist who is skeptical of his methods.

Thursday Night Movies “The Prodigal” (1955)

Micah, a young man from a devout Hebrew family in ancient Assyria, rebels against his strict religious upbringing. He is drawn to the seductive allure of the hedonistic city of Damascus, where he indulges in worldly pleasures and faces moral challenges.

Reel to Read Movies “La La Land” (2016)

“La La Land” follows Mia, an aspiring actress working as a barista, and Sebastian, a passionate jazz pianist, as they chase their dreams in Los Angeles. Their paths intertwine, leading to a passionate romance, but their ambitions eventually challenge their relationship.

Inwood Library Film Screening “Sleep Dealer/Traficantes de sueños” (2008)

In a future where technology has commodified labor, Memo, a young Mexican man, connects to the internet via robotic nodes and works remotely in a factory. His actions unintentionally lead to tragedy, forcing him to seek connection and freedom in the virtual world.

Exclusive Screening “Magtymguly Fragi”

Join us for an exclusive screening of the “Magtymguly Fragi” film with a TURKSOY Photo Exhibition and Reception.

New Film Tuesdays “Twisters” (2024)

Years after the events of the original “Twister,” a new group of storm chasers, led by a woman haunted by her past, finds themselves facing increasingly intense and unpredictable tornadoes. They must risk everything to study these powerful storms and stay alive.

Cultural Genocide: Selected Films from the Documentary Series “Vidbuduyemo”

View powerful accounts of the devastating destruction of Ukraine’s cultural institutions and the communities impacted.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “Julie and Julia” (2009)

The film interweaves the stories of Julia Child, as she embarks on her culinary journey in post-war France, and Julie Powell, a contemporary New Yorker who decides to cook all of the recipes in Child’s cookbook, chronicling her experiences in a blog.

Film Screening “They Shall Not Grow Old” (2018)

Director Peter Jackson transforms original footage from World War I, adding color, sound, and 3D to create a powerful and visceral experience, immersing the viewer in the lives and realities of the soldiers who fought on the front lines.

Movie Matinee “Twisters” (2024)

Years after the events of the original “Twister,” a new group of storm chasers, led by a woman haunted by her past, finds themselves facing increasingly intense and unpredictable tornadoes. They must risk everything to study these powerful storms and stay alive.

Family Movies “Inside Out 2” (2024)

As Riley becomes a teenager, her emotions — Joy, Sadness, Anger, Fear, and Disgust — must navigate the arrival of new emotions, including Anxiety, Envy, Embarrassment, and Ennui, leading to turmoil and change in her inner world.

Lunar Year Film Series “Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings” (2021)

Shang-Chi, a seemingly ordinary man living in San Francisco, is drawn back into the world of his family when he’s confronted by his father, Wenwu, the powerful leader of the Ten Rings organization. He must confront his past, his complicated family history, and his destiny.

Movies at Hudson Park “Trap” (2024)

A father takes his teenage daughter to a pop concert, but soon realizes that the entire event is a carefully orchestrated trap by the police, designed to capture a serial killer known as “The Butcher.” As the night unfolds, the father becomes caught in a dangerous situation.

Thursday Afternoon Films “Get Shorty” (1995)

Chili Palmer, a smooth-talking Miami mobster, is sent to Los Angeles to collect a debt from a film producer. He quickly becomes fascinated by the movie business and decides to try his hand at it, navigating the chaotic and often surreal world of Hollywood.

Reel to Read Movies “Chicago” (2002)

In the roaring 20s, aspiring chorus girl Roxie Hart finds herself in jail for murdering her lover. There, she meets Velma Kelly, a famous vaudeville star also imprisoned for murder. They both compete for fame and the attention of the media, using their situations to their advantage.

New Release Film Screening “Borderlands” (2024)

On the wild and lawless planet Pandora, a notorious thief, a former elite soldier, a demolitionist, a scientist, a teenage demolitionist, and a pint-sized robot, all with checkered pasts, reluctantly join forces to rescue the daughter of a powerful CEO. They face dangerous creatures, ruthless bandits, and a vast conspiracy along the way.

Movie Monday “Cars” (2006)

Lightning McQueen, a self-centered race car, finds himself unexpectedly stranded in the forgotten town of Radiator Springs. Forced to slow down, he discovers the importance of friendship, community, and the value of life beyond the fast lane.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “Sweet Smell of Success” (1957)

In 1950s New York, a powerful gossip columnist, J.J. Hunsecker, manipulates a struggling press agent, Sidney Falco, into sabotaging his sister’s love life. This sets a chain of morally compromised actions in motion and exposes the ruthless pursuit of power.

Family Movies “Lyle, Lyle Crocodile” (2022)

When Josh Primm moves to New York City, he discovers a singing crocodile named Lyle living in his attic. They form a close friendship, but their secret is put at risk when their existence is threatened by a neighbor and the world.

Lunar Year Film Series “The Mermaid” (2016)

A mermaid named Shan is tasked with assassinating Liu Xuan, a wealthy and ruthless real estate developer whose projects are destroying the ocean’s ecosystem. However, as they spend time together, they develop feelings for each other, complicating her mission.

Thursday Afternoon Films “Fletch” (1985)

Irwin “Fletch” Fletcher, a resourceful and sarcastic investigative reporter, is approached by a millionaire who wants to hire him to kill him. Intrigued and needing the money, Fletch embarks on a bizarre and comedic investigation, uncovering a complex web of corruption and deceit.

Reel to Read Movies “Grease” (1978)

Set in the 1950s, “Grease” follows the summer romance between Sandy, a sweet newcomer, and Danny, the leader of a greaser gang. When they unexpectedly reunite at Rydell High, they struggle to navigate their different social groups and the pressures of high school life.

NYPL Cinema Scene “The Lady Vanishes” (1938)

While traveling by train through Europe, Iris, a young woman, befriends an elderly governess named Miss Froy, who suddenly vanishes. The other passengers deny ever seeing her, so Iris, with the help of a charming stranger, tries to uncover the truth behind the mysterious disappearance.

New Film Tuesdays “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice” (2024)

“Beetlejuice Beetlejuice” revisits the Deetz family, decades after their initial encounter with the mischievous bio-exorcist.

Monday Matinee “The Man Who Wasn’t There” (2001)

“The Man Who Wasn’t There” follows Ed Crane, a stoic and observant barber in a small California town in 1949.

Movie Monday “Frozen” (2013)

“Frozen” tells the story of two royal sisters, Elsa and Anna, in the kingdom of Arendelle.

Monday Night Movies “The General” (1926)

“The General,” a silent comedy masterpiece, stars Buster Keaton as Johnny Gray, a Southern railroad engineer in the early days of the American Civil War.

Movies at Hudson Park “Saturday Night” (2024)

Set in the vibrant, fast-paced world of New York City, “Saturday Night” follows the lives of five strangers whose paths cross during one unforgettable night.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “Shaft” (1971)

John Shaft is a cool, confident, and highly skilled Black private detective in Harlem, New York City. He operates in a world where he’s comfortable navigating both the streets and the upper echelons of society. The film plunges us into his world as he’s hired by a powerful Harlem mob boss, Bumpy Jonas, to find his kidnapped daughter, Marcy.

Family Movies “Inside Out” (2015)

The film takes place primarily inside the mind of Riley, an 11-year-old girl, where five personified emotions — Joy, Sadness, Fear, Anger, and Disgust — control her actions and reactions from their headquarters in her brain. Joy, the enthusiastic leader, strives to keep Riley happy, but when Riley’s family moves from Minnesota to San Francisco, the move throws her emotional world into chaos.

NYPL Cinema Scene Film Screening “The Lady Vanishes” (1938)

Come join us each month to watch the monthly Cinema Scene film selection. This month’s selection is The Lady Vanishes directed by Alfred Hitchcock (1938, 97 minutes).

Thursday Afternoon Films “Three Days of the Condor” (1975)

A CIA researcher finds seven of his colleagues murdered and goes on the run.

Thursday Night Movies “The Driver’s Seat” (1974)

Lise, a woman on a seemingly ordinary trip to a European city, is on a determined and increasingly erratic quest to find a stranger. Her odd behavior is often unsettling; she seems driven by an almost obsessive need to fulfill a specific, albeit unknown, purpose. We observe her fragmented actions, encounters with various men, and increasingly strange choices.

Monday Matinee “Groundhog Day” (1993)

A narcissistic, self-centered weatherman finds himself in a time loop on Groundhog Day.

Movie Monday “Cinderella” (1950)

Join us for a screening of Cinderella (1950). Disney’s classic, with music, is about the glass-slippered maiden.

Monday Night Movies “Salome’s Last Dance” (1988)

On Guy Fawkes Day 1892 Oscar Wilde goes to a performance of his controversial, banned play ’Salome’. The ’theatre’ is a brothel and the performers are prostitutes.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “Mean Streets” (1973)

A young man in Little Italy struggles with his Catholic guilt and loyalty to his friends, who are involved in petty crime.

Family Movies “Mr. Popper’s Penguins” (2011)

A successful businessman inherits six penguins, which turn his life upside down in comical and heartwarming ways.

Winter Wonderland Film Series “While You Were Sleeping” (1995)

A lonely woman, Lucy, saves a man’s life and is mistaken for his fiancée, leading to a comical and heartwarming situation with his family.

Thursday Afternoon Films “An Affair to Remember” (1957)

Two engaged people, Nickie and Terry, fall in love on a cruise and agree to meet atop the Empire State Building, but tragedy intervenes.

Children’s Film Screening “Ice Age” (2002)

A mismatched group of prehistoric animals — a mammoth, a sloth, and a saber-toothed tiger — embark on a journey to return a human baby to its tribe.

Thursday Night Movies “Down to Earth” (1947)

A muse from Mount Olympus descends to Earth to fix a Broadway musical that’s misrepresenting Greek mythology.

Family Movies “The Grinch” (2018)

The Grinch, a cynical creature living in isolation, plots to steal Christmas from the cheerful Whos of Whoville, but ultimately discovers the true meaning of the holiday.

Winter Wonderland Film Series — Dr. Seuss’ “How the Grinch Stole Christmas” (2000)

The Grinch, a bitter recluse, plots to steal Christmas from the joyful Whos of Whoville, but learns the true meaning of the holiday when his plan fails.

Monday Matinee “National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation” (1989)

“National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation” (1989) is a beloved and hilarious Christmas comedy that follows the Griswold family as they attempt to have the perfect, old-fashioned family Christmas, with disastrous and comical results.

Movie Monday “Home Alone 2: Lost in New York” (1992)

“Home Alone 2: Lost in New York” (1992) is the sequel to the beloved Christmas classic, “Home Alone,” once again following the mischievous exploits of Kevin McCallister, this time as he finds himself accidentally separated from his family and stranded in New York City.

New Release Film Screening “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice” (2024)

“Beetlejuice Beetlejuice” promises to be a blend of nostalgia and new ideas, bringing back the beloved characters while introducing a new generation to the quirky, macabre humor that made the original a classic. The movie aims to recapture the spirit of the original while exploring new avenues of storytelling within the established world of Beetlejuice.

Monday Night Movies “Meet Me In St Louis” (1944)

“Meet Me in St. Louis” portrays a year in the life of the Smith family, living in St. Louis as they await the 1904 World’s Fair.

“Dreams” Performance by AYDO

“Dreams” is an ongoing community engagement performance by AYDO. ’Goddess Tales’ is an apexart NYC Open Call exhibition

Saturday Afternoon Movie “Last Days of Disco” (1998)

“Last Days of Disco” (1998) is a nostalgic and poignant coming-of-age drama set in the vibrant New York City club scene of the late 1970s. The film follows the intertwined lives of Alice and Josh, two friends navigating the complexities of love, friendship, and self-discovery amidst the backdrop of the era’s disco culture.

Movies at Mulberry Street Presents: “National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation” (1989)

“National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation” is a 1989 Christmas comedy that follows the Griswold family as they prepare for what they hope will be a perfect Christmas.

Thursday Afternoon Films “A Christmas Carol” (1951)

“A Christmas Carol” (1951), starring Alastair Sim as Ebenezer Scrooge, is a beloved adaptation of Charles Dickens’s classic novella. The film follows the miserly and bitter Scrooge on Christmas Eve as he is visited by three spirits: the Ghost of Christmas Past, the Ghost of Christmas Present, and the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come.

Thursday Night Movies “Perfect Understanding” (1933)

“Perfect Understanding” (1933) is a pre-Code romantic comedy that revolves around the marriage of a successful businessman, the sophisticated and independent Jane Carter, and her husband, the somewhat naive and unworldly Dr. Philip Carter.

Reel to Read Movies “The Nightmare Before Christmas” (1993)

“The Nightmare Before Christmas” is a stop-motion animated musical fantasy film that tells the story of Jack Skellington, the Pumpkin King of Halloween Town, who becomes bored with the same old spooky routine and stumbles upon a portal to Christmas Town.

Family Movies “The Boss Baby: Family Business” (2021)

“The Boss Baby: Family Business” is a 2021 animated comedy sequel that reunites the Templeton brothers, Tim and Ted, now all grown up, as they are unexpectedly thrust back into the world of BabyCorp.

Winter Wonderland Film Series “The Santa Clause 2” (2002)

“The Santa Clause 2” (2002) continues the story of Scott Calvin, who is now fully embracing his role as Santa Claus. However, a new threat emerges that could threaten the future of Christmas: Scott must find a wife before the next Christmas or he will lose his magical abilities as Santa.

Inwood Library Film Screening “A Night at the Opera” (1933)

“A Night at the Opera” is a 1935 Marx Brothers comedy that follows the chaotic and hilarious events surrounding a night at the Metropolitan Opera in New York City.

Film Screening “The Polar Express”

Grab your coziest pajamas, and join us for a heartwarming experience. We’re showing The Polar Express! Free Snacks & Drinks.

Monday Matinee “Thelma & Louise” (1991)

“Thelma & Louise” (1991) is a road movie and feminist classic that follows two best friends, Thelma Dickinson and Louise Sawyer, as they embark on a spontaneous weekend trip that takes an unexpected and life-altering turn.

Monday Night Movies “The Devil is a Woman” (1935)

“The Devil is a Woman” (1935) is a pre-Code drama, showcasing Marlene Dietrich’s seductive and manipulative character, Concha Perez. The film follows Concha’s rise from poverty and humiliation to wealth and power in a small Spanish town.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “On the Waterfront” (1954)

“On the Waterfront” (1954) is a neo-noir crime drama set against the backdrop of the Hoboken docks. The film follows Terry Malloy, a former prize-fighter turned longshoreman, as he struggles with his conscience and his involvement in the corrupt union that controls the docks.

Thursday Afternoon Films “Bell, Book, and Candle” (1958)

“Bell, Book, and Candle” is a 1958 romantic fantasy comedy that tells the story of Gillian Holroyd, a charming and witty witch living in Greenwich Village, who casts a spell on a handsome writer, Shep Henderson, to make him fall in love with her.

Movies at Hudson Park “Blink Twice” (2024)

When tech billionaire Slater King meets cocktail waitress Frida at his fundraising gala, he invites her to join him and his friends on a dream vacation on his private island. As strange things start to happen, Frida questions her reality.

Winter Wonderland Film Series “The Santa Clause” (1994)

“The Santa Clause” is a 1994 family fantasy comedy that follows the story of Scott Calvin, a divorced and struggling toy salesman, who accidentally causes the death of Santa Claus on Christmas Eve.

Family Movies “The Boss Baby” (2017)

“The Boss Baby” is a 2017 animated comedy that tells the story of seven-year-old Tim Templeton, whose life is upended by the arrival of his new baby brother, a surprisingly sophisticated and well-dressed infant named Ted.

Monday Matinee “Being There” (1979)

“Being There” (1979) is a satirical and allegorical film that follows the story of Chance, a simple-minded gardener who lives a sheltered life, completely unaware of the world outside his confined environment.

Movie Monday “The Grinch” (2018)

“The Grinch” (2018) is a computer-animated musical comedy that retells the classic Dr. Seuss story.

Monday Night Movies “Mr. Skeffington” (1944)

“Mr. Skeffington” is a 1944 melodrama that follows the tumultuous relationship between Fanny Trellis, a beautiful and charming woman, and her husband, the charming but self-absorbed and unfaithful Mr. Skeffington.

Dawn and Dusk Movie Club “Batman Returns”

Come meet fellow film lovers and celebrate Christmas by watching one of the craziest Christmas movies ever made at Pine Box Rock Shop.

Sunday Matinee Movie “La Dolce Vita” (1960)

“La Dolce Vita” (1960), directed by Federico Fellini, is a sweeping and episodic film that portrays the decadent and morally ambiguous world of high society in Rome. The film follows Marcello Rubini, a cynical journalist and self-proclaimed “paparazzo,” as he navigates the superficiality and excess of the Roman elite.

Film Screening “What Ida Wants”

Ida Kelarová guides Romani children through a life-changing camp, where music with the Czech Philharmonic offers a chance for a new life.

National Film Registry Series: Louis Malle’s “Atlantic City” (1980)

“Atlantic City” (1980) is a romantic crime drama set against the backdrop of a changing Atlantic City. The film follows Lou, a small-time hustler and numbers runner, and Sally, a young, ambitious woman working as a cocktail waitress, as their lives intersect.

Saturday Afternoon Movie “The King of Staten Island” (2020)

“The King of Staten Island” is a 2020 semi-autobiographical comedy-drama film loosely based on the life of comedian Pete Davidson, who also co-wrote and stars in the movie.

Family Movies “Frozen” (2013)

“Frozen” is a 2013 animated musical film that tells the story of two sisters, Elsa and Anna, princesses of the kingdom of Arendelle. Elsa possesses magical powers that allow her to create and control ice and snow, but she struggles to control her abilities, fearing she will harm those she loves.

Thursday Afternoon Films: O. Henry’s Full House (1952)

“Full House” (1952) isn’t a single movie but a compilation of eight short films by different directors, all produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Each segment showcases a different genre, offering a diverse range of stories, from comedy and drama to musical and western.

Movies at Hudson Park “Twisters” (2024)

“Twisters” (2024) is an action-packed disaster film and a sequel to the 1996 blockbuster “Twister.” The film returns to the world of storm chasing, following a new generation of scientists and adventurers as they track and study powerful tornadoes.

Thursday Night Movies “The Patsy” (1928)

“The Patsy” is a 1928 silent romantic comedy film starring Marion Davies. It tells the story of Patricia Harrington, nicknamed “Patsy,” the younger daughter in a family where her older sister, Grace, is favored and considered the beautiful and talented one.

Winter Wonderland Film Series “Father of the Bride” (1991)

“Father of the Bride” is a 1991 comedy film that follows the story of George Banks, a devoted father who struggles to come to terms with his daughter’s upcoming wedding.

Reel to Read Movies “Die Hard” (1988)

“Die Hard” is a 1988 action film that follows John McClane, a New York City police officer, as he attempts to rescue his estranged wife and several others taken hostage during a Christmas party at Nakatomi Plaza in Los Angeles.

A Fish Called Kevin Film Series “A Fish Called Wanda” (1988)

“A Fish Called Wanda” is a 1988 heist comedy that follows a group of eccentric criminals who pull off a diamond heist in London. The group includes Wanda, a cunning and seductive American con artist; Otto, her psychopathic and unpredictable brother; Ken, a stuttering animal lover; and Archie, the leader of the gang.

Monday Matinee “Sunset Boulevard” (1950)

“Sunset Boulevard” is a 1950 film noir that tells the story of Joe Gillis, a down-on-his-luck screenwriter who becomes entangled in the life of Norma Desmond, a faded silent film star living in a decaying mansion on Sunset Boulevard.

Monday Night Movies “California Suite” (1978)

“California Suite” is a 1978 comedy film that intertwines the stories of several guests staying at the Beverly Hills Hotel. The film offers a satirical and often humorous look at the lives and relationships of these diverse characters, each facing their dilemmas and anxieties.

Autumn Film Series “Fantastic Mr. Fox” (2009)

“Fantastic Mr. Fox” is a 2009 stop-motion animated film based on the Roald Dahl children’s novel of the same name. The film tells the story of Mr. Fox, a clever and adventurous fox who must outsmart three cruel and greedy farmers to provide for his family.

A Fish Called Kevin Film Series “The Ice Storm” (1997)

“The Ice Storm” is a 1997 drama film set in suburban Connecticut during Thanksgiving weekend in 1973. The film explores the lives of two families, the Hoods and the Carvers, as they navigate the complexities of their relationships and the changing social landscape of the time.

Monday Matinee “The Holdovers” (2023)

“The Holdovers” is a 2023 comedy-drama film set in 1970 at a prestigious New England boarding school. It follows the story of a curmudgeonly and disliked teacher, Paul Hunham, who is forced to remain on campus during the Christmas holidays to supervise a group of students who cannot go home.

New Release Film Screening “Twisters” (2024)

“Twisters” (2024) is an action-packed disaster film and a sequel to the 1996 blockbuster “Twister.” The film returns to the world of storm chasing, following a new generation of scientists and adventurers as they track and study powerful tornadoes.

Monday Night Movies “Steel Magnolias” (1989)

“Steel Magnolias” is a 1989 comedy-drama film that follows the lives of a group of close-knit women in a small Louisiana town. The film centers around Truvy’s beauty salon, a local gathering place where the women share their joys, sorrows, and the everyday moments of their lives.

Film Series: Sports Revelation

This series will screen films that revisit major sporting events that shaped the way people engage with and think about sports.

Free Movie Screening “City of Dreams”

The movie screening was followed by a Q&A featuring EPs John Devaney and Mira Sorvino, an Oscar-winning actress and UN Goodwill Ambassador.

Movie “Indian Horse” (2017)

“Indian Horse” is a 2017 Canadian drama film based on the novel of the same name by Richard Wagamese. The film follows the story of Saul Indian Horse, a young Ojibwe boy who is forced to attend a residential school for Indigenous children in Canada.

Movies at Mulberry Street Presents “A Star is Born” (1976)

“A Star is Born” (1976) is a romantic musical drama that tells the story of John Norman Howard, a famous country music singer, struggling with alcoholism and a declining career.

Family Movies “Beauty and the Beast” (2017)

“Beauty and the Beast” (2017) is a live-action adaptation of the beloved 1991 Disney animated film of the same name. It tells the story of Belle, a bright and independent young woman who is taken captive by a cursed prince transformed into a monstrous Beast.

Classic Film “20,000 Leagues Under the Sea” (1954)

“20,000 Leagues Under the Sea” is a 1954 science fiction adventure film, based on the classic novel by Jules Verne. The film follows the journey of Professor Pierre Aronnax, a renowned marine biologist, and his companions as they are captured and taken aboard the mysterious submarine, the Nautilus.

Autumn Film Series “Planes, Trains and Automobiles” (1987)

“Planes, Trains and Automobiles” is a 1987 comedy film that follows the misadventures of two wildly different men, Del Griffith, a boisterous and unconventional shower curtain ring salesman, and Neal Page, a tightly wound and uptight marketing executive, as they try to travel from New York City to Chicago for Thanksgiving.

Thursday Afternoon Films “The Trouble with Harry” (1955)

“The Trouble with Harry” is a 1955 black comedy directed by Alfred Hitchcock that follows the misadventures of a group of people in a small Vermont town who are connected by the body of a deceased man named Harry.

Movies at Hudson Park “The Bikeriders” (2023)

“The Bikeriders” (2023) is a drama film that explores the rise and fall of a motorcycle club in 1960s America.

Reel to Read Movies “GoldenEye” (1995)

“GoldenEye” is the seventeenth film in the James Bond series, marking the return of Pierce Brosnan as the iconic British secret agent.

A Fish Called Kevin Film Series “The Big Chill” (1983)

“The Big Chill” is a 1983 drama that reunites a group of seven college friends who were once radical activists and idealists, now in their 30s, facing the complexities of adulthood and the disillusionment of their dreams.

Inwood Library Film Screening “The Outfit” (1973)

“The Outfit” is a 1973 crime thriller about a master tailor who finds himself caught up in a dangerous world of organized crime and betrayal.

Monday Night Movies “Torch Song Trilogy” (1988)

“Torch Song Trilogy” is a 1988 film adaptation of the award-winning play of the same name, exploring the life of Arnold Beckoff, a flamboyant drag queen in New York City, as he navigates love, loss, and the search for acceptance in a world often hostile to those who are different.

New Movie “The Iron Claw” (2023)

“The Iron Claw” (2023) is a biographical sports drama that tells the story of the Von Erich family, a legendary dynasty in professional wrestling.

Family Movies “Sing 2” (2021)

“Sing 2” is a 2021 animated musical comedy that follows Buster Moon and his talented group of animal performers as they embark on a grand new adventure.

Classic Film “Great Expectations” (1946)

“Great Expectations” is a 1946 film adaptation of Charles Dickens’s classic novel, telling the story of Pip, an orphaned boy who is thrust into a world of both poverty and unexpected fortune.

Movies at Hudson Park “Bad Boys: Ride or Die” (2024)

“Bad Boys: Ride or Die” is a 2024 action-comedy film, the fourth installment in the “Bad Boys” franchise, that brings back the dynamic duo of Mike Lowrey and Marcus Burnett, the two Miami police detectives who are known for their unorthodox methods, their witty banter, and their thrill-seeking nature.

Thursday Night Movies “Yentl” (1983)

“Yentl” is a 1983 musical drama that tells the story of Yentl, a young Jewish woman in 19th-century Eastern Europe who disguises herself as a man to pursue her dream of studying the Torah.

Family Movies “Honey, I Shrunk the Kids” (1989)

“Honey, I Shrunk the Kids” is a heartwarming and suspenseful adventure that combines humor, family drama, and inventive special effects. It captures the anxieties and wonder of childhood, as well as the importance of family love and resilience.

New Movie “Mean Girls” (2024)

“Mean Girls” is a teen comedy about the social hierarchy in a suburban high school.

Classic Film “Rear Window” (1954)

“Rear Window” is a classic Hitchcock thriller that centers around L.B. “Jeff” Jeffries, a professional photographer confined to his apartment with a broken leg. Bored and restless, Jeff finds himself drawn to the lives of his neighbors across the courtyard, observing them through his telephoto lens.

Autumn Film Series “Death Becomes Her” (1992)

“Death Becomes Her” is a dark comedy thriller that revolves around Madeline Ashton, a successful novelist, and her former rival, Helen Sharp, a seemingly ageless beauty. Madeline, feeling threatened by Helen’s youthful appearance and renewed success, becomes obsessed with finding the secret to her eternal youth.

Thursday Afternoon Films “I’ll Cry Tomorrow” (1955)

“I’ll Cry Tomorrow” is a biographical drama film based on the life of Lillian Roth, a once-famous singer and actress who spiraled into alcoholism and addiction. The film chronicles her rise to stardom, her struggles with substance abuse, and her eventual recovery through Alcoholics Anonymous.

Thursday Night Movies “What’s Up, Doc?” (1972)

“What’s Up, Doc?” is a classic screwball comedy with fast-paced dialogue, slapstick humor, and a charming blend of romance and mayhem. It’s a witty and entertaining film full of memorable moments and classic lines.

Reel to Read Movies “Live and Let Die” (1973)

In “Live and Let Die”, the third James Bond film, suave British secret agent 007 (played by Roger Moore in his first outing as the iconic character) is tasked with stopping a dangerous drug lord named Mr. Big, plotting to corner the global narcotics market.

Movie screening “Rise of the Planet of the Apes” (2011)

“Rise of the Planet of the Apes” tells the story of Will Rodman, a brilliant scientist working on a groundbreaking treatment for Alzheimer’s disease.

Movie screening “The Manchurian Candidate” (1962)

In the 1962 version of The Manchurian Candidate, Major Bennett Marco, a Korean War veteran, is haunted by disturbing dreams. He believes his platoon was involved in a deadly ambush, but no one else remembers it.

Movie Monday “Pocahontas” (1995)

“Pocahontas” is a beautifully animated film exploring themes of love, courage, understanding, and the need for peace. It depicts the complex relationship between Native Americans and European colonizers and encourages audiences to consider the value of different cultures and perspectives.

Reel to Read Movies “Dr. No” (1962)

“Dr. No” is the first film in the James Bond series, introducing the suave British secret agent, James Bond, played by Sean Connery.

Family Movies “Sing” (2016)

“Sing” is a 2016 animated musical comedy that follows the story of Buster Moon, a optimistic and determined koala who owns a theater on the verge of bankruptcy.

New Movie “Challengers” (2024)

“Challengers” takes us into the high-stakes world of professional tennis, where ambition and love collide in a whirlwind of competition and betrayal.

Classic Movie “Psycho” (1960)

“Psycho” is a 1960 psychological horror film directed by Alfred Hitchcock that follows the story of Marion Crane, a young woman on the run after stealing a large sum of money from her employer.

Movies at Hudson Park “The First Omen” (2024)

“The First Omen” is a 2024 horror film that serves as a prequel to the iconic “Omen” franchise, delving into the origins of the demonic child, Damien Thorn.

Thursday Afternoon Films “Dracula’s Daughter” (1936)

“Dracula’s Daughter” is a 1936 horror film that follows the story of Countess Marya Zaleska, the daughter of the infamous Count Dracula.

Reel to Read Movies “M3GAN” (2023)

“M3GAN” is a 2023 science fiction horror film that tells the story of a lifelike AI doll named M3GAN, who becomes dangerously self-aware and protective of her human companion.

Freak It Fest: A Short Film Horror Night

Come celebrate the spooky and the silly at Freak It Fest! A short film screening of Brooklyn’s finest directors and writers!

Spooktacular Film Series “The Craft” (1996)

“The Craft” is a 1996 supernatural horror film that follows the story of four teenage girls who discover and explore their powers of witchcraft.

Monday Matinee: Film Screening “Alien” (1979)

“Alien” is a 1979 science fiction horror film that follows the crew of the commercial spaceship Nostromo as they encounter a deadly extraterrestrial creature.

Film Screening “Halloween” (1978)

“Halloween” (1978) is a horror film that follows the story of Michael Myers, a masked killer who terrorizes the town of Haddonfield, Illinois, on Halloween night.

Film Screening “Goosebumps” (2015)

“Goosebumps” is a 2015 horror-comedy film based on the popular children’s book series of the same name by R.L. Stine.

Film Screening: “Resident Evil: Afterlife” (2010)

“Afterlife” (2010) is a supernatural thriller that follows the story of a man named Paul, who, after a devastating car accident, finds himself trapped between life and death, unable to move on to the afterlife.

Monday Night Movies “Invasion of the Body Snatchers” (1978)

“Invasion of the Body Snatchers” is a 1978 science fiction horror film that tells the story of an alien invasion that takes a chillingly subtle and insidious form.

Movie Screening “Imaginary” (2024)

“Imaginary” is a 2024 psychological thriller that explores the blurred lines between reality and imagination in the life of a young woman named Alice.

Movies at Mulberry Street Presents “Carrie” (1976)

“Carrie” is a 1976 horror film based on Stephen King’s novel, which tells the story of Carrie White, a shy and ostracized high school girl who discovers she has telekinetic powers.

Classic Movie “Dial M for Murder” (1954)

“Dial M for Murder” is a 1954 Alfred Hitchcock thriller that follows the story of Tony Wendice, a charming but manipulative man who plots to murder his wife, Margot, for her inheritance.

Spooktacular Film Series “Beetlejuice” (1988)

“Beetlejuice” is a 1988 supernatural comedy film that follows the story of the recently deceased Maitlands, a couple who are now ghosts haunting their former home.

Movies at Hudson Park “Abigail” (2024)

“Abigail” is a 2024 psychological thriller that delves into the unsettling world of artificial intelligence and the unsettling possibilities of blurring the lines between human and machine.

Thursday Afternoon Films “The Spiral Staircase” (1946)

“The Spiral Staircase” is a 1946 suspense thriller that follows the story of Helen, a young woman who is hired as a nurse to care for a wealthy, bedridden woman named Mrs. Warren.

Reel to Read Movies “Umma” (2022)

“Umma” is a 2022 supernatural horror film that explores themes of family secrets, cultural identity, and the haunting legacy of the past.

Movie screening “What You Wish For” (2023)

Ryan, a struggling chef deep in debt, travels to Latin America at the invitation of an old friend from culinary school.

Monday Matinee “Atonement” (2007)

“Atonement” is a 2007 drama film that explores the lasting consequences of a childhood lie. The film unfolds in three distinct parts, each focusing on a different period in the lives of the main characters.

Movie Monday “Scooby Doo, Where Are You!” (1969)

“Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!” is a classic animated series that follows the adventures of a group of teenage mystery solvers — Fred, Daphne, Velma, and Shaggy — and their cowardly but lovable Great Dane, Scooby-Doo.

Film Screening “Resident Evil: Extinction” (2007)

“Resident Evil: Extinction” continues Alice’s fight for survival in a world ravaged by the T-Virus. The film picks up a year after the events of “Apocalypse,” with Alice now a hardened and powerful survivor, determined to find a way to end the viral outbreak and reclaim humanity.

Monday Night Movies “Chess of the Wind” (1976)

“Chess of the Wind” is a 1976 Soviet-Polish film that explores the world of chess through the eyes of a young prodigy, Kolya. The film is a coming-of-age story that follows Kolya’s journey as he navigates the complexities of growing up, the pressure of talent, and the world of professional chess.

Saturday Matinee “The Nightmare Before Christmas” (1993)

“The Nightmare Before Christmas” is a stop-motion animated musical fantasy film that tells the story of Jack Skellington, the Pumpkin King of Halloween Town, who stumbles upon a portal to Christmas Town.

Movie screening “Esperando la Carroza”

In this classic of Argentine cinema, absolute chaos takes over a dysfunctional family in Buenos Aires when confusion leads them to believe

Movie Screening “Madame Web” (2024)

“Madame Web” is a 2024 superhero film that centers around Cassandra Webb, a blind woman with a rare neurological condition, who gains psychic abilities and becomes known as Madame Web.

Classic Movie “Shadow of a Doubt” (1943)

“Shadow of a Doubt” is a 1943 film noir thriller directed by Alfred Hitchcock. It tells the story of a young woman, Charlie, whose idyllic life in a small town is shattered when her beloved Uncle Charlie arrives for a visit.

Spooktacular Film Series “Ma” (2019)

“Ma” is a 2019 horror film that follows a group of teenagers who become entangled with a seemingly harmless and eccentric woman named Sue Ann, who they call “Ma.”

Movies at Hudson Park “Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga” (2024)

“Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga” is a 2024 action-packed prequel to the “Mad Max” franchise, focusing on the origins of the iconic character Furiosa, played by Anya Taylor-Joy.

Thursday Afternoon Films “Nightmare Alley” (1947)

“Nightmare Alley” is a 1947 film noir that dives into the dark underbelly of a carnival world filled with deception, ambition, and a sinister undercurrent of danger.

Thursday Night Movies “The Cremator” (1969)

“The Cremator” is a 1969 Czech film that delves into the dark side of human nature through the unsettling story of Karel Kopfrkingl, a mortician in Nazi-occupied Prague.

Reel to Read Movies “Old” (2021)

“Old” is a 2021 science fiction horror film that follows a group of strangers who find themselves trapped on a secluded beach where time passes at an accelerated rate.

Inwood Library Film Screening “The Nanny” (1965)

“The Nanny” is a 1965 British psychological thriller that follows the story of a young, naive nanny named Ann who is hired to care for a young boy named David in a remote and isolated country house.

Film Screening “Resident Evil: Apocalypse” (2004)

“Resident Evil: Apocalypse” is a sci-fi horror action film that continues the story of Alice, a skilled and deadly survivor in a world ravaged by the T-Virus.

Neo-Noir Film Series “To Live and Die in LA” (1985)

“To Live and Die in L.A.” is a 1985 crime thriller that delves into the dangerous world of counterfeiters and the relentless pursuit of justice.

Movie Screening “A Haunting in Venice” (2023)

“A Haunting in Venice” follows the renowned detective Hercule Poirot in a new, chilling adventure.

Classic Movie “The Godfather” (1972)

“The Godfather” is a groundbreaking crime epic that follows the Corleone family, a powerful Mafia dynasty headed by the aging patriarch, Don Vito Corleone.

Spooktacular Film Series “Psycho” (1998)

“Psycho” (1998) is a remake of Alfred Hitchcock’s classic 1960 horror film. The story centers around Marion Crane, a young woman on the run after stealing a large sum of money from her employer. Seeking refuge from the police, she stops at the Bates Motel, a secluded establishment run by the seemingly harmless Norman Bates.

Movies at Hudson Park “Immaculate” (2024)

“Immaculate” is a 2024 science fiction thriller that delves into the unsettling possibilities of artificial intelligence and the lengths humans will go to control nature.

Thursday Afternoon Films “Midnight Lace” (1960)

“Midnight Lace” is a 1960 suspense thriller that follows the story of Kathy, a successful American actress living in London, as she becomes increasingly terrified by a series of mysterious and threatening phone calls.

Reel to Read Movies “Firestarter” (1984)

“Firestarter” is a 1984 science fiction horror film that follows the story of Charlie McGee, a young girl with the extraordinary ability to control fire with her mind.

Movies on Immigration: “Alambrista!” (1977)

“Alambrista!” is a 1977 drama film that tells the story of a young Mexican immigrant, “The Alambrista” (played by Freddie Fender), who travels to the United States in search of a better life.

Movie Monday “The Addams Family” (2019)

“The Addams Family” is an animated comedy that brings the iconic macabre family back to the big screen.

Film Screening “Resident Evil” (2002)

“Resident Evil” is a science fiction action horror film that sets the stage for a popular video game franchise. It takes place in the highly secure underground facility known as “The Hive,” a sprawling complex designed to research and contain deadly viruses.

Monday Night Movies “Under Capricorn” (1949)

“Under Capricorn” is a 1949 film noir set in the sun-scorched and isolated Australian outback during the 1830s. The story centers on a mysterious and unsettling family, the Haddons, who live on their sprawling estate, “Capricorn.”

National Film Registry Series: Roman Polanski’s “Rosemary’s Baby” (1968)

“Rosemary’s Baby” is a chilling psychological horror film directed by Roman Polanski, set in a gothic apartment building in New York City.

Saturday Matinee “Frankenweenie” (2012)

“Frankenweenie” is a charming and spooky stop-motion animated film that tells the story of Victor Frankenstein, a young boy with a passion for science and a deep love for his dog Sparky.

Spooktacular Film Series “The Shining” (1980)

“The Shining” plunges us into the isolated and eerie world of the Overlook Hotel, a grand but decaying mountain resort where Jack Torrance, a struggling writer seeking solitude, takes a job as the winter caretaker.

Classic Movie “A Clockwork Orange” (1971)

“A Clockwork Orange” is a dystopian and disturbing film that explores the themes of violence, free will, and the nature of good and evil.

Thursday Afternoon Films “Wait Until Dark” (1967)

“Wait Until Dark” is a suspenseful and thrilling thriller that follows the story of Susy Hendrix, a blind woman who becomes the target of a group of criminals seeking a valuable doll they believe she possesses.

Movies at Hudson Park “Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire” (2024)

“Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire” is a 2024 animated film that takes the Ghostbusters franchise on a thrilling new adventure.

Thursday Night Movies “The Shanghai Gesture” (1941)

“The Shanghai Gesture” is a 1941 film noir set in the exotic and dangerous world of Shanghai in the 1930s. It follows the story of wealthy socialite, Diana, who runs the opulent “The Shanghai Club” and is known for her manipulative ways and ruthless pursuit of power.

Neo-Noir Film Series “Chinatown” (1974)

“Chinatown” is a neo-noir masterpiece set in 1930s Los Angeles, following Jake Gittes, a cynical private investigator, as he gets caught in a web of corruption, deceit, and murder.

From Books to the Big Screen Film series “Beloved” (1998)

“Beloved” (1998) is a powerful and haunting film based on Toni Morrison’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel. It delves into the enduring legacy of slavery and its impact on Sethe, a former slave who escaped to Ohio after the Civil War.

Monday Night Movies “Eyes of Laura Mars” (1978)

“Eyes of Laura Mars” is a stylish and suspenseful thriller that follows the story of Laura Mars, a renowned fashion photographer known for her provocative and often violent imagery.

From Books to the Big Screen Film series “Lord of the Flies” (1990)

“Lord of the Flies” (1990) is a chilling adaptation of William Golding’s novel, set against the backdrop of World War II. A group of British schoolboys, stranded on a deserted island after their plane crashes, are initially excited by their newfound freedom. However, as time passes, their civilized veneer begins to crack, revealing the primal instincts lurking beneath.

Movies at Mulberry Street Presents “Chinatown” (1974)

“Chinatown” is a neo-noir masterpiece that takes viewers on a twisting journey through the dark underbelly of 1930s Los Angeles. It follows Jake Gittes, a private investigator known for his sharp wit and cynical outlook, as he gets drawn into a web of corruption, deceit, and murder.

Movie Screening “Ferrari” (2023)

“Ferrari” is a biographical sports drama that dives into the turbulent life of Enzo Ferrari, the legendary founder of the iconic Italian car company, during a pivotal year in his life, 1957.

Film Screening “Cyrano” (2021)

“Cyrano” is a musical adaptation of the classic tale of Cyrano de Bergerac, a brilliant and witty swordsman plagued by an oversized nose that he believes makes him unattractive.

From Books to the Big Screen Film series “Beloved” (1998)

“Beloved” is a powerful and haunting film based on Toni Morrison’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel of the same name. Set in post-Civil War Ohio, it tells the story of Sethe, a former slave haunted by the tragic death of her baby daughter, Beloved.

Thursday Night Movies “The Night of the Iguana” (1964)

“The Night of the Iguana” is a darkly atmospheric drama set in a dilapidated hotel on the coast of Mexico. It follows the story of Reverend T. Lawrence Shannon, a disgraced minister who has lost his faith and is struggling with alcoholism and a crisis of identity.

Reel to Read Movies “Frida” (2002)

“Frida” is a vibrant and passionate biographical drama that tells the story of Frida Kahlo, the iconic Mexican artist renowned for her self-portraits and surrealist style.

Inwood Library Film Screening “Black Legion” (1937)

“Black Legion” is a 1937 American drama film that explores the rise of the Black Legion, a real-life, violent, and racist organization active in the American Midwest during the Great Depression.

Monday Matinee “Phantom Thread” (2017)

“Phantom Thread” is a captivating and visually stunning period drama that explores the complexities of love, control, and obsession in a passionate, yet often tumultuous relationship.

Movie Monday “Mary Poppins Returns” (2018)

“Mary Poppins Returns” is a whimsical and heartwarming musical sequel to the beloved 1964 film “Mary Poppins.” Set twenty years after the original, the Banks family is facing a new set of challenges.

Monday Night Movies “Manhandled” (1924)

“Manhandled” is a 1924 American silent film that follows the story of a woman named Helen who finds herself caught in a web of deceit and danger.

From Books to the Big Screen Film series “The Virgin Suicides” (1999)

“The Virgin Suicides” is a haunting and melancholic film that explores the mystery surrounding the Lisbon sisters, five beautiful and enigmatic young women who live in a secluded suburban home in the 1970s.

Thursday Night Movies “Kiss Me Kate” (1953)

“Kiss Me Kate” is a vibrant and energetic musical film based on the Broadway play “Taming of the Shrew.” It tells the story of Fred Graham, a successful Broadway director, who is staging a production of Shakespeare’s play in a grand casino in Atlantic City.

Reel to Read Movies “In the Time of the Butterflies” (2001)

“In the Time of the Butterflies” is a powerful drama based on the true story of the Mirabal sisters, four Dominican sisters who bravely fought against the brutal dictatorship of Rafael Trujillo in the 1960s.

New Films “The Fall Guy” (2024)

“The Fall Guy” is a 2024 action-comedy film that reimagines the classic 1980s TV series of the same name. It stars Ryan Gosling as Hunter, a skilled stuntman whose life takes a wild turn when he’s recruited for a dangerous undercover mission.

Monday Matinee “Match Point” (2005)

“Match Point” is a psychological thriller that explores the dark side of ambition and the consequences of making a fateful choice.

Monday Night Movies “Spite Marriage” (1929)

“Spite Marriage” is a 1929 American pre-code comedy film about a young woman, Evelyn, who finds herself in a difficult situation after her fiancé, Donald, leaves her at the altar.

Film screening “Under the Tuscan Sun” (2003)

“Under the Tuscan Sun” is a heartwarming romantic comedy about self-discovery and new beginnings.

Thursday Night Movies “Autumn Leaves” (1956)

“Autumn Leaves” is a romantic drama set in Paris, where a renowned American jazz pianist, Joe, meets a beautiful and enigmatic French singer, Monique.

Reel to Read Movies “Before Night Falls” (2000)

“Before Night Falls” tells the true story of Reinaldo Arenas, a Cuban writer and gay activist who faced persecution and imprisonment under the Castro regime.

Film Screening “Clueless” (1995)

“Clueless” is a witty and stylish teen comedy that follows the adventures of Cher Horowitz, a popular and wealthy high school student in Beverly Hills.

Monday Matinee “The Hurt Locker” (2008)

“The Hurt Locker” plunges viewers into the intense and chaotic world of an Army bomb disposal unit operating in the heart of the Iraq War.

Movie Monday “Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone” (2001)

“Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone” introduces us to the extraordinary world of magic and the young wizard, Harry Potter.

Monday Night Movies “Black Narcissus” (1947)

“Black Narcissus” is a haunting and atmospheric film set in the Himalayas, where a group of nuns from the Order of St. Clodagh attempt to establish a convent in a remote and isolated location.

Sunday Matinee Movie “The Shining” (1980)

“The Shining” plunges us into the isolated and eerie world of the Overlook Hotel, a grand but decaying mountain resort where Jack Torrance, a struggling writer seeking solitude, takes a job as the winter caretaker.

NYPL Cinema Scene Film Screening: “Love Affair” (1939)

“Love Affair” is a classic romantic drama set against the backdrop of New York City.

Movies at Hudson Park “The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare” (2024)

“The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare” transports audiences to the heart of World War II, where a ragtag group of misfits is assembled to fight a unique and dangerous war against the Nazis.

Thursday Night Movies “Winchester ’73” (1950)

“Winchester ’73” is a classic Western film that follows the journey of a legendary rifle and the men who are drawn into its deadly path.

Film Screening “Challengers” (2024)

“Challengers” takes us into the high-stakes world of professional tennis, where ambition and love collide in a whirlwind of competition and betrayal.

Reel to Read Movies “Silverado” (1985)

“Silverado” is a classic Western epic that follows the journey of four disparate individuals who find themselves united by fate and a thirst for adventure in the lawless frontier town of Silverado.

Children’s 16mm Film Screening “The Land Before Time” (1988)

“The Land Before Time” is a heartwarming animated film that tells the story of Littlefoot, a young Apatosaurus, who loses his mother in a devastating earthquake.

Movies at Mulberry Street Presents “Jaws” (1975)

In the quaint seaside town of Amity, a summer of idyllic sun and surf is shattered by the appearance of a massive, man-eating great white shark.

Film Series “Mamma Mia!” (2008)

“Mamma Mia!” is a joyous and uplifting musical comedy that follows the story of Sophie, a young woman about to get married on a Greek island.

Cool Off with a Classic “Picnic” (1955)

“Picnic” is a romantic drama set in a small town in Kansas during a Labor Day weekend.

Movies at Hudson Park “Madame Web” (2024)

“Madame Web” is a superhero film based on the Marvel Comics character of the same name. It stars Dakota Johnson as Cassandra Webb, a woman with a rare neurological condition that leaves her paralyzed but grants her psychic abilities.

Thursday Night Movies “The Terminator” (1984)

In a dystopian future ruled by artificial intelligence, a cyborg assassin known as the Terminator is sent back in time to kill Sarah Connor, a young woman whose future son will become the leader of the human resistance against the machines.

Reel to Read Movies “Soul Surfer” (2011)

“Soul Surfer” is a biographical sports drama based on the true story of Bethany Hamilton, a teenage surfer who lost her arm in a shark attack but went on to become a professional surfer.

Monday Matinee “Vertigo” (1958)

“Vertigo” is a psychological thriller that follows retired San Francisco detective John “Scottie” Ferguson, who suffers from acrophobia (fear of heights) and debilitating vertigo after a traumatic incident.

Film Screening “Back to the Future Part III” (1990)

In “Back to the Future Part III,” Marty McFly is stranded in 1885 after Doc Brown’s time-traveling DeLorean is destroyed in a lightning strike. Forced to make a life in the Wild West, Marty finds himself amid a love triangle with the feisty Clara Clayton and her suitor, Buford “Mad Dog” Tannen, the great-great-grandfather of Marty’s nemesis, Biff Tannen.

Monday Night Movies “Marie Antoinette” (2006)

“Marie Antoinette” is a visually stunning and unconventional biopic that offers a fresh perspective on the life of the iconic French queen.

Teen Movie Afternoon “The Little Mermaid” (2023)

“The Little Mermaid” (2023) is a live-action adaptation of the beloved Disney animated classic. The film follows the story of Ariel, a curious and rebellious mermaid princess who longs to explore the world beyond the sea.

YA Movie Day “Wonka” (2023)

“Wonka” takes us on a whimsical and musical journey into the early years of the beloved chocolate maker, Willy Wonka.

Film Series “Fantastic Beasts: Secrets of Dumbledore” (2022)

“Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore” picks up after the events of “Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald,” with Albus Dumbledore, now Headmaster of Hogwarts, facing a growing threat from the dark wizard Gellert Grindelwald.

Cool Off with a Classic “A Summer Place” (1959)

“A Summer Place” is a romantic drama set against the backdrop of a picturesque summer resort on the coast of Maine. The film follows the intertwining stories of two families, the wealthy and sophisticated Harfords and the more modest and working-class Andersons, whose lives collide during a summer vacation.

Movies at Hudson Park “The Wild Bunch” (1969)

“The Wild Bunch” is a gritty and violent Western that follows a band of aging outlaws in the waning days of the Wild West.

Thursday Night Movies “The Wedding Singer” (1998)

“The Wedding Singer” is a light-hearted romantic comedy set in the vibrant and boisterous 1980s.

Reel to Read Movies “Crossing Delancey” (1988)

“Crossing Delancey” is a charming romantic comedy that follows the story of Isabelle Grossman, a young, independent woman living in New York City’s Lower East Side.

Film Screening “Back to the Future Part II” (1989)

In “Back to the Future Part II,” Marty McFly travels back to 2015 to save his future son from a life of crime and despair.

Monday Night Movies “Birth” (2004)

“Birth” is a psychological drama that explores themes of grief, love, and the complexities of human connection.

Film screening “A Study in Terror” (1965)

“A Study in Terror” is a Sherlock Holmes mystery film that takes a darker turn, drawing inspiration from the real-life Jack the Ripper murders.

Film Series “Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald” (2018)

“Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald” continues the magical adventures of Newt Scamander, a magizoologist who finds himself caught in a global conflict between good and evil.

Cool Off with a Classic “Rear Window” (1954)

“Rear Window” is a suspenseful thriller that follows the story of L.B. “Jeff” Jeffries, a wheelchair-bound photographer recovering from a broken leg.

Movies at Hudson Park “If...” (1969)

“If...” is a controversial and thought-provoking British film that explores the simmering tensions and rebellion brewing within the halls of an elite English boarding school.

Reel to Read Movies “Lady L” (1966)

“Lady L” is a romantic comedy set in the Victorian era, following the scandalous and mischievous Lady L, who is known for her daring exploits and her knack for outsmarting the stuffy British aristocracy.

Monday Matinee “Red River” (1948)

“Red River” is a classic Western epic that tells the story of Tom Dunson, a tough and ambitious cattle rancher, and his adopted son, Matt Garth.

Film Screening “Back to the Future” (1985)

“Back to the Future” is a time-traveling adventure comedy that follows Marty McFly, a teenager who gets accidentally sent back to 1955 in a time-traveling DeLorean invented by his eccentric scientist friend, Doc Brown.

Family Movies “Bridge to Terabithia” (2007)

“Bridge to Terabithia” tells the story of Leslie Burke, a spirited and imaginative young girl, and Jess Aarons, a shy and sensitive boy, who creates a magical world in the woods behind their homes.

Movies at West New Brighton “Duck Soup” (1933)

“Duck Soup” is a classic Marx Brothers comedy that follows the chaotic and hilarious antics of the incompetent ruler of the fictional country of Freedonia, Rufus T. Firefly.

Film Series “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them” (2016)

“Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them” takes us to 1920s New York City, a world hidden from ordinary humans, where magical creatures roam alongside muggles. We meet Newt Scamander, a British magizoologist, who arrives in the city carrying a magical suitcase filled with fascinating and sometimes dangerous creatures.

Thursday Night Movies “Top Gun” (1986)

“Top Gun” takes us to the high-flying world of elite fighter pilots at the United States Navy’s Fighter Weapons School, also known as Top Gun.

Outdoor Cinema at Parklife “Victor/ Victoria” (1982)

Join us for the annual summer outdoor screenings at Parklife!

Reel to Read Movies “The Lady Vanishes” (1938)

“The Lady Vanishes” is a classic British mystery film that follows the perplexing disappearance of a fellow train passenger, Miss Froy, during a journey across Europe.

Summer in the City “Mean Streets” (1973)

“Mean Streets” is a gritty and realistic portrayal of life in the Little Italy neighborhood of New York City, focusing on the lives of two young men entangled in a world of crime, violence, and moral ambiguity.

Monday Matinee “Cold War” (2018)

“Cold War” is a Polish-French historical drama that tells a passionate and tragic love story set against the backdrop of the Cold War and the tumultuous political climate of the 1950s and 1960s.

National Film Registry Series “Don Siegel’s ’Dirty Harry’” (1971)

“Dirty Harry” is a gritty and controversial crime thriller that follows San Francisco Police Inspector Harry Callahan, a seasoned detective known for his ruthless methods and disregard for the law.

Reel to Read Movies “The Single Standard” (1929)

“The Single Standard” is a 1929 pre-code film that tackles the controversial topic of double standards in society, specifically regarding the expectations placed on men and women in romantic relationships.

Saturday Matinee “Chicken Run” (2000)

“Chicken Run” is a stop-motion animated comedy that follows the story of a group of chickens living on a farm who are determined to escape their fate of being turned into pies.

Family Movies “Encanto” (2021)

“Encanto” is a vibrant animated musical that tells the story of the Madrigals, a Colombian family living in a magical house nestled in a hidden valley.

Cool Off with a Classic “Night of the Hunter” (1955)

“Night of the Hunter” is a chilling film noir masterpiece that tells the story of Harry Powell, a charismatic but deeply disturbed preacher who preys on vulnerable women and children.

Movies at Hudson Park “Arthur the King” (2024)

Desperate for one last chance to win, Michael Light convinces a sponsor to back him and a team of athletes for the Adventure Racing World Championship in the Dominican Republic. As the team gets pushed to the outer limits of endurance, a dog named Arthur comes along, redefining what victory, loyalty, and friendship truly mean.

Monday Matinee “Chariots of Fire” (1981)

“Chariots of Fire” tells the story of two British athletes, Harold Abrahams and Eric Liddell, who competed in the 1924 Olympic Games in Paris.

Reel to Read Movies “The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean” (1972)

“The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean” is a whimsical and irreverent Western comedy starring Paul Newman as the titular Judge Roy Bean, a self-proclaimed “law west of the Pecos” who rules over a ramshackle saloon in the desolate Texas town of Langtry.

Afternoon Movie “The Color Purple” (2023)

“The Color Purple” (2023) reimagines Steven Spielberg’s 1985 film adaptation of Alice Walker’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel. Set in the rural South during the early 20th century, the film follows Celie, a young Black woman enduring a life of hardship, abuse, and oppression.

Saturday Matinee “Isle of Dogs” (2018)

“Isle of Dogs” is a stop-motion animated film set in a dystopian future where dogs have been banished to a garbage-filled island called Trash Island. The story begins in Megasaki City, Japan, where Mayor Kobayashi, fueled by a public health scare, orders all dogs to be exiled to the island.

Movies at Mulberry Street Presents: “Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny” (2023)

“Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny” plunges audiences back into the thrilling world of the iconic adventurer, now facing a new threat in a rapidly changing world. The year is 1969, and the Cold War is at its peak. A grizzled and aged Indiana Jones, haunted by past regrets, finds himself reluctantly drawn into a new quest.

Family Film Screening “How to Train Your Dragon 2” (2014)

Five years after Hiccup and Toothless forged an unlikely friendship, peace reigns between Vikings and dragons on the island of Berk. Hiccup, now a young man, leads the way in dragon training and exploration, discovering new dragon species and venturing beyond the familiar.

Family Movies “Matilda” (1996)

“Matilda” is a heartwarming and empowering tale about a young girl with extraordinary intelligence and a love for books who faces challenges in a dysfunctional family. Matilda Wormwood, a gifted child with a voracious appetite for knowledge, is neglected by her self-absorbed parents and bullied by her cruel headmistress, Miss Trunchbull.

Thursday Night Movies: “The Nutty Professor” (1996)

“The Nutty Professor” is a comedic remake of the 1963 classic, where Professor Sherman Klump, a socially awkward, overweight biochemist, longs for a love life and a more confident presence. Driven by a desire for change, he creates a formula to transform himself into a suave, confident alter ego called Buddy Love.

Monday Matinee “Tender Mercies” (1983)

“Tender Mercies” is a poignant and understated drama that follows the story of Mac Sledge, a washed-up country music singer grappling with alcoholism and the consequences of his past.

Movie Monday “Disney’s Christopher Robin” (2018)

“Disney’s Christopher Robin” is a heartwarming and nostalgic tale that revisits the beloved characters from A.A. Milne’s Winnie-the-Pooh stories.

Monday Night Movies “Bhowani Junction” (1956)

“Bhowani Junction” is a sweeping epic set in the tumultuous period leading up to India’s independence from British rule in 1947. The film centers around the lives of three individuals whose paths intertwine at the titular Bhowani Junction, a bustling railway hub in India.

Thursday Night Movies “Mad Max” (1979)

In a post-apocalyptic wasteland ravaged by drought and societal collapse, “Mad Max” follows the story of Max Rockatansky, a disillusioned and hardened Highway Patrol officer.

Reel to Read Movies: “Red River” (1948)

“Red River” is a classic Western epic that follows the journey of a stubborn cattle rancher, Tom Dunson, and his adopted son, Matt Garth, as they lead a cattle drive across the treacherous and unforgiving American West.

Summer in the City “Panic in Needle Park” (1971)

“Panic in Needle Park” is a gritty and realistic portrayal of the lives of drug addicts in New York City’s 1970s. It follows the story of Bobby, a young man struggling with heroin addiction, and Helen, a young woman who becomes entangled in his life.

Film Screening: “Raiders of the Lost Ark” (1981)

“Raiders of the Lost Ark” introduces us to Indiana Jones, an adventurous archaeologist and professor who is recruited by the U.S. government to find the Ark of the Covenant, a legendary artifact believed to possess immense power.

Film Series “The Hunger Games: Catching Fire” (2013)

“The Hunger Games: Catching Fire” plunges back into the dystopian world of Panem, picking up shortly after Katniss Everdeen and Peeta Mellark’s improbable victory in the 74th Hunger Games.

Movies at Hudson Park “Dune: Part Two” (2024)

Paul Atreides unites with Chani and the Fremen while seeking revenge against the conspirators who destroyed his family. Facing a choice between the love of his life and the fate of the universe, he must prevent a terrible future only he can foresee.

Thursday Night Movies “Mrs. Doubtfire” (1993)

“Mrs. Doubtfire” tells the story of Daniel Hillard, a struggling actor and voice-over artist who is struggling to cope with his divorce from his wife, Miranda. Their separation leaves Daniel heartbroken and yearning to be closer to his three beloved children: Chris, Lydia, and Natalie.

Reel to Read Movies “Destry Rides Again” (1939)

“Destry Rides Again” is a classic Western comedy that follows the adventures of Tom Destry, a gun-shy but skilled lawman, who arrives in the lawless town of “The Last Chance” to clean up its corrupt sheriff and his gang.

Movie Monday “Wish” (2023)

Join us for a screening of Wish (2023). A young woman named Asha possesses wild wishes for happiness. After making a wish on a starry night, Asha is surprised when Star, a ball of cosmic energy, comes down to accompany her.

Monday Matinee “Dunkirk” (2017)

“Dunkirk” is a gripping and immersive war film that recounts the dramatic evacuation of Allied soldiers from the beaches of Dunkirk, France, during World War II. The film unfolds across three distinct perspectives: the land, the sea, and the air.

Monday night movies “The Scarlet Empress” (1934)

“The Scarlet Empress” is a lavish and dramatic historical film that chronicles the rise to power and the turbulent reign of Catherine the Great, Empress of Russia.

Saturday Matinee Movie “The Deer Hunter” (1978)

“The Deer Hunter” is a powerful and moving film set against the backdrop of the Vietnam War and its lasting impact on the lives of a group of close-knit friends from a small, working-class town in Pennsylvania.

Saturday Matinee “Jaws” (1975)

“Jaws” is a classic thriller that plunges viewers into the terrifying world of a great white shark terrorizing the small seaside town of Amity Island.

Family Movies “Migration” (2023)

Please come and join us to watch a family-friendly Movie, Migration (2023) on Friday, July 5th at 2:00 PM. The movie will be screened in the Theater area. Rating (PG)

Film Series “The Hunger Games” (2012)

“The Hunger Games” is a dystopian action-adventure film set in Panem, a nation divided into wealthy Capitol and twelve impoverished districts.

Children’s 16mm Film Screening “Mulan” (1998)

“Mulan” is a Disney animated musical that reimagines the classic Chinese legend of Hua Mulan, a young woman who disguises herself as a man to take her ailing father’s place in the Imperial Army.

Movie Screening “Tootsie” (1982)

“Tootsie” is a hilarious and heartwarming comedy that follows the story of Michael Dorsey, a talented but difficult actor struggling to find work in the competitive world of New York City theater.

Monday Matinee “Shakespeare in Love” (1998)

“Shakespeare in Love” is a romantic comedy set in 1590s London, during the Elizabethan era. It tells the story of a young, struggling playwright, William Shakespeare, who is grappling with writer’s block while trying to create his latest masterpiece.

Monday night movies “Silk Stockings” (1957)

“Silk Stockings” is a musical adaptation of the classic 1939 film “Ninotchka,” set in the glamorous world of 1950s Paris.

Family Movies “Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory” (1971)

“Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory” is a whimsical and fantastical musical film based on Roald Dahl’s beloved children’s book “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory”.

Juneteenth Film Series “Just Mercy” (2019)

“Just Mercy” is a powerful and moving legal drama based on the true story of Bryan Stevenson, a young lawyer who fights for justice for the wrongly convicted and the marginalized.

Cool Off with a Classic “The Postman Always Rings Twice” (1946)

“The Postman Always Rings Twice” is a classic film noir that follows the story of Frank Chambers, a drifter who arrives at a roadside diner owned by Nick and Cora Papadakis.

Thursday night movies “Persona” (1966)

“Persona” is a Swedish psychological drama that delves into the depths of identity, communication, and the blurred lines between reality and fantasy. The film focuses on two women: Elisabet Vogler, a renowned stage actress who has mysteriously stopped speaking, and Alma, a young nurse assigned to care for her.

Reel to Read Movies “Carol” (2015)

“Carol” is a beautifully crafted romantic drama set in 1950s New York City, exploring a forbidden love affair between two women from different worlds.

Black Joy Film Fest “Carmen and Geoffrey”

Come join us for a night of celebrating Black joy through the film Carmen and Geoffrey!

Movie: Streep vs. Hoffman “Postcards from the Edge” (1990)

“Postcards from the Edge” is a poignant and humorous dramedy based on Carrie Fisher’s semi-autobiographical novel.

Monday Matinee “Bridge of Spies” (2015)

“Bridge of Spies” is a historical drama set amid the Cold War, centered on James Donovan, a Brooklyn lawyer thrust into the heart of international espionage.

Monday night movies “Yield to the Night” (1956)

“Yield to the Night” is a suspenseful thriller set in London, exploring the dark underbelly of post-war society and the fragility of human psychology. The film follows the story of Ann, a young woman who is accused of murdering her boyfriend, a wealthy and charismatic American named David.

Saturday Matinee “Jesus Revolution” (2023)

“Jesus Revolution” tells the story of the powerful and transformative Jesus Movement that swept across America in the late 1960s and early 1970s.

Saturday Matinee “Brooklyn” (2015)

“Brooklyn” tells the story of Eilis Lacey, a young Irish woman who immigrated to Brooklyn in the 1950s in search of a better life.

Family Movies “Wish” (2023)

A young woman named Asha possesses wild wishes for happiness. After making a wish on a starry night, Asha is surprised when Star, a ball of cosmic energy, comes down to accompany her.

Juneteenth Film Series: “Summer Soul” (2021)

“Summer Soul (...Or, When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised)” is a captivating documentary that transports viewers back to the iconic 1969 Harlem Cultural Festival, a vibrant celebration of Black music and culture that was largely forgotten until recently.

Thursday night movies: “Gertrud” (1964)

“Gertrud” is a Danish film by Carl Theodor Dreyer, a masterpiece of cinematic introspection that delves into the complexities of love, art, and the human condition.

Lecture “Women Making Graphic Art History”

Cristina S. Martinez and Cynthia Roman on their new research into 18th-century Female Printmakers, Printsellers, and Print Publishers.

Streep vs. Hoffman: “Kramer vs. Kramer” (1979)

“Kramer vs. Kramer” is a powerful drama exploring the complexities of marriage, divorce, and the impact on a family.

Films at The Forum x Music Monday: Summer of Soul + Percussion Workshop

Join us for a hands-on percussion workshop, followed by a free screening of the award-winning documentary film Summer of Soul

Monday Matinee “Harriet” (2019)

“Harriet” is a biographical drama film that tells the extraordinary story of Harriet Tubman, a courageous abolitionist and conductor on the Underground Railroad.

Monday night movies: “The The Pit and the Pendulum” (1961)

“The Pit and the Pendulum,” a chilling adaptation of Edgar Allan Poe’s classic tale, plunges viewers into a nightmarish world of suspense and terror.

Juneteenth Film Series “Race” (2016)

“Race” tells the story of Jesse Owens, the legendary African American track and field athlete who defied racial prejudice and shattered world records at the 1936 Berlin Olympics.

Movies at Hudson Park “The Beekeeper” (2024)

“The Beekeeper” is a captivating thriller set in the breathtaking but isolated landscape of the Greek islands. The story follows a young woman named Elara, who inherits a remote beekeeping business from her estranged grandfather after his mysterious death.

Thursday night movies “Notes on a Scandal” (2006)

“Notes on a Scandal” is a psychological thriller that delves into the dark side of obsession and the destructive power of secrets. Set in a London school, the film centers on Barbara Covett, a lonely and embittered teacher consumed by envy and a desperate need for connection.

Monday Matinee “Oliver Twist” (1948)

In the grimy underbelly of Victorian London, orphaned Oliver Twist is born into a life of poverty and hardship.

Movie Monday “Trolls Band Together” (2023)

In “Trolls Band Together,” the Troll universe expands as Poppy, Branch, and the rest of the Poppy family journey to a new location — the Techno Reek City.

Monday night movies “Girl with Green Eyes” (1964)

“Girl with Green Eyes” follows the story of Catherine, a young, passionate woman living in London in the early 1960s.

Saturday Matinee: “War Horse” (2011)

In the heart of rural England during World War I, a young man named Albert Narracott forms an unbreakable bond with a spirited horse named Joey.

Family Movies: “Kung Fu Panda 3” (2016)

Po the panda, now a skilled kung fu master and the Dragon Warrior, enjoys his peaceful life in the Valley of Peace alongside his friends and fellow kung fu masters. However, his idyllic existence is shattered when his long-lost father, Li, suddenly appears.

NYPL Cinema Scene Film Screening: “Casa de Lava” (1994)

In his second feature film, Pedro Costa, a Portuguese filmmaker known for his works such as “Horse Money” and “In Vanda’s Room,” has created a brilliant adaptation of Jacques Tourneur’s classic film “I Walked with a Zombie.” This film serves as a reflection on Portugal’s colonial legacy.

Movies at Hudson Park: “Irma la Douce” (1963)

“Irma la Douce” is a romantic comedy that follows the story of Nestor, a struggling Parisian law student, who falls head over heels for Irma, a beautiful and charming prostitute.

Thursday night movies: “Athena” (1954)

Athena Mulvane and her six sisters live under the care of their grandparents, who promote a healthy lifestyle.

Juneteenth Film Series: “Pride” (2007)

The 70s. University graduate and competitive swimmer Jim Ellis struggles to find temporary work at the slated-for-demolition City Sports Center, in one of Philadelphia’s toughest neighborhoods.

Movie Monday: “Trolls: World Tour” (2020)

Poppy, the optimistic Queen of the Pop Trolls, discovers that her world is just one of six troll tribes, each dedicated to a different musical genre: Funk, Country, Techno, Classical, and Rock.

Monday night movies: “The Young Girls of Rochefort” (1967)

The Young Girls of Rochefort is a musical film set in the charming French seaside town of Rochefort. It follows the lives of two sisters, Delphine and Solange, who dream of finding love and fulfilling their artistic aspirations.

Documentary Screening “Lift”

Join us for a night of inspiration and empowerment at the LIFT Documentary Screening — you won’t want to miss it!

National Film Registry Series “Dennis Hopper’s ’Easy Rider’” (1969)

“Easy Rider” (1969), directed by and starring Dennis Hopper, is a seminal counterculture road movie that captures the essence of late 1960s America.

Family Movies: “Paddington 2” (2017)

In “Paddington 2” (2017), our beloved marmalade-loving bear is happily settled with the Brown family in London. He’s become a popular member of the community, spreading joy and kindness wherever he goes. To purchase a unique antique pop-up book for his Aunt Lucy’s 100th birthday, Paddington takes on a series of odd jobs, but the book is stolen!

Spring Film Series: “Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret” (2023)

“Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret” is a coming-of-age comedy-drama based on Judy Blume’s beloved 1970 novel of the same name. The story follows eleven-year-old Margaret Simon as her family moves from the bustling streets of New York City to the seemingly quiet suburbs of New Jersey.

Thursday night movies “Speedy” (1928)

“Speedy” (1928) is a silent comedy classic starring Harold Lloyd as the titular Speedy, a young man with a good heart and a head full of baseball, but who can’t seem to hold down a job. When his sweetheart’s grandfather, Pop Dillon, faces losing his beloved horse-drawn trolley business to a ruthless transportation tycoon, Speedy vows to help.

42nd Annual Brooklyn College Undergraduate Film Festival Showcase 3

The 42nd Annual Brooklyn College Undergraduate Film Festival will take place on May 29, 2024. There will be three screenings throughout the day.

Made in Italy: Enchanted April (1991) — Film Screening

Enchanted April tells the story of four disparate women in 1920s London who escape their dreary lives by renting a medieval castle in sun-drenched Italy for a month.

Family Film Screening: “Turning Red” (2022)

“Turning Red” is a story about a 13-year-old girl who discovers a family curse that turns her into a giant red panda whenever she experiences strong emotions. As she navigates adolescence, friendship, and cultural expectations, she learns to embrace her unique identity and the power of her voice.

Movies at Hudson Park: “Dune” (2021)

“Dune” follows a young noble, Paul Atreides, who is sent to the dangerous desert planet of Arrakis to secure control of its precious spice, a substance essential for interstellar travel. He faces betrayal, political intrigue, and a fight for survival against a ruthless enemy while discovering his destiny and the power he holds within.

Thursday night movies: “The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie” (1969)

“The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie” is a story about a charismatic, unconventional teacher who profoundly influences her students in 1930s Edinburgh. Her passionate ideals clash with societal expectations, leading to a complex and ultimately tragic conflict that forces her students to confront the consequences of their loyalty and navigate their own identities.

Reel to Read Movies: “Crazy Rich Asians” (2018)

“Crazy Rich Asians” tells the story of an American-Chinese professor who travels to Singapore with her boyfriend, only to discover he’s heir to one of the country’s wealthiest families. The film explores themes of culture clash, family expectations, and finding your identity, all set against the backdrop of the extravagant world of Singapore’s elite.

Monday Matinee: “House of Games” (1987)

David Mamet’s directorial debut, “House of Games,” takes you inside a world of cons and psychological manipulation where nothing is as it seems. Starring Lindsay Crouse and Joe Mantegna, this neo-noir thriller will keep you guessing until the last frame.

Film Screening: “In the Heights” (2021)

“In the Heights” is a vibrant musical film adaptation of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Tony Award-winning Broadway show.

Movie Monday — “Trolls” (2016)

“Trolls” brings a world of color and music to life, where happiness is the greatest power! Join Poppy and Branch on an adventure to rescue their friends and show everyone that true happiness comes from within.

New Release Film Screening: “Wonka” (2023)

Wonka is a musical fantasy film directed by Paul King, from a script he co-wrote with Simon Farnaby.

Film Screening: “65” (2023)

After a catastrophic crash on an unknown planet, pilot Mills quickly discovers he’s stranded on Earth — 65 million years ago.

Family Movies: “Paddington” (2014)

Paddington, a young Peruvian bear with a passion for all things British, travels to London in search of a new home.

Movies at Hudson Park: “Wonka” (2023)

Wonka is a musical fantasy film directed by Paul King, from a script he co-wrote with Simon Farnaby.

Reel to Read Movies: “Lion” (2016)

Lion (2016) is a powerful and moving film based on the true story of Saroo Brierley.

Monday Matinee: “The Big Chill” (1983)

The film explores friendship, aging, disillusionment, grief, and the search for meaning in life.

Film Screening: “Dreamgirls” (2006)

Dreamgirls follows the journey of three talented Black women who formed a singing group in the 1960s. As they rise to fame and navigate the challenges of the music industry, they confront issues of ambition, betrayal, and the price of success. The film explores themes of race, identity, and the enduring power of dreams through dazzling musical numbers and emotionally charged performances.

Monday night movies: “Hairspray” (1988)

Hairspray is a musical comedy set in 1962 in Baltimore. It follows Tracy Turnblad, a bubbly teenager who dreams of dancing on a popular TV show. When she lands a spot on the show, she uses her newfound fame to advocate for racial integration and challenge societal norms.

Saturday Matinee “Yellow Rose” (2019)

“Yellow Rose” (2019) is a poignant drama that tells the story of Rose Garcia (Eva Noblezada), a 17-year-old Filipina-American teenager living in Texas with her undocumented mother, Priscilla (Princess Punzalan).

Film Screening: “Kung Fu Panda” (2008)

Kung Fu Panda (2008) will take you on a wild ride of self-discovery, epic battles, and the power of believing in yourself.

Bronx Week Movie Night: “Beat Street” (1984)

“Beat Street” (1984) is a vibrant musical drama that captures the energy and creativity of early 1980s hip-hop culture in New York City. The film follows the lives of a group of friends from the South Bronx who are passionate about different elements of hip-hop: DJing, MCing, breakdancing, and graffiti art.

Film Series by Roni Horn: “Wanda”

Hauser & Wirth is pleased to present ‘Screening Room’, a film series curated by acclaimed visual artist Roni Horn.

Spring Film Series: “A Thousand and One” (2023)

A Thousand and One tells the poignant story of Inez, a young mother who kidnaps her six-year-old son Terry from the foster care system after her release from prison.

Spring Film Series: “Monster-in-Law” (2005)

“Monster-in-Law” is a 2005 romantic comedy that revolves around the life of Charlotte ‘Charlie’ Cantilini, played by Jennifer Lopez, who after a series of disastrous blind dates, finally meets the perfect man, Kevin Fields, portrayed by Michael Vartan.

Movies at Hudson Park: “Scarface” (1983)

“Scarface” (1983) is a crime drama that chronicles the violent rise and inevitable fall of Tony Montana (Al Pacino), a Cuban refugee who becomes a powerful drug lord in Miami.

Film Series by Roni Horn: “Jalsaghar: the music room”

Hauser & Wirth is pleased to present ‘Screening Room’, a film series curated by acclaimed visual artist Roni Horn.

Reel to Read Movies: “Life of Pi” (2012)

Life of Pi, the visually stunning film based on the beloved novel

Made in Italy: “The Talented Mr. Ripley” (1999)

Matt Damon is The Talented Mr. Ripley — a chilling thriller about a man who will stop at nothing to get what he desires.

Monday Matinee: Blow Out (1981)

John Travolta stars in Brian De Palma’s chilling thriller, Blow Out. A sound technician uncovers a deadly conspiracy after recording audio of a supposed accident.

Film Screening: “La La Land” (2016)

Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling star in this modern musical masterpiece about chasing your dreams in the City of Angels.

Saturday Matinee: “Air” (2023)

“Air” takes you back to 1984, where one man’s vision and belief in a young Michael Jordan defied all odds.

Saturday Matinee: “Star Wars: A New Hope” (1977)

Get ready for an epic adventure! “Star Wars: A New Hope” will transport you to a universe filled with thrilling space battles, mystical powers, and unforgettable characters. Join Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia, and Han Solo as they fight for freedom against the evil Galactic Empire.

Family Movies: “Akeelah and the Bee” (2006)

Akeelah and the Bee is a heartwarming film about the power of dreams, the importance of community, and the courage it takes to be yourself.

Movies at Hudson Park: “The Book of Clarence” (2024)

A down-on-his-luck man struggles to find a better life for his family while fighting to free himself of debt.

Thursday night Movies: “Thief of Bagdad” (1940)

Join Abu on a thrilling quest filled with wonder, laughter, and breathtaking special effects that will transport you to a land of magic and excitement.

Reel to Read Movies: “The Joy Luck Club” (1993)

Experience the emotional journey of four Chinese-American families in The Joy Luck Club (1993). This powerful film explores the complexities of mother-daughter relationships, cultural identity, and the legacy of the past. Through interwoven stories of love, loss, and hope, The Joy Luck Club will touch your heart and stay with you long after the credits roll.

Monday Matinee: “Sweet Smell of Success” (1957)

Sweet Smell of Success dives into the ruthless world of New York City gossip columns and the dark underbelly of power and manipulation.

Film Screening “65” (2023)

After a catastrophic crash on an unknown planet, pilot Mills quickly discovers he’s stranded on Earth — 65 million years ago.

Film Screening and Filmmaker Q&A: “The Automat” (2021)

“The Automat” is a 2021 documentary film that delves into the history and cultural impact of Horn & Hardart, the iconic chain of automat restaurants that thrived in Philadelphia and New York City throughout the 20th century.

Movies at Mulberry Street Presents: “Dune: Part 1” (2021)

“Dune: Part One” is a 2021 science fiction epic based on the first half of Frank Herbert’s seminal 1965 novel.

Family Movies: “Hercules” (1997)

Disney’s animated musical “Hercules” (1997) reimagines the classic Greek myth of the demigod hero. Stolen as a baby by Hades, god of the Underworld, and forced to live as a half-man, half-god on Earth, Hercules remains unaware of his true identity and immense strength.

Movies at Hudson Park: “Aquaman and The Lost Kingdom” (2023)

After failing to defeat Aquaman the first time, Black Manta wields the power of the mythic Black Trident to unleash an ancient and evil force.

Thursday Night Movies: “Merchant of Four Seasons” (1972)

Directed by the acclaimed Rainer Werner Fassbinder, “Merchant of Four Seasons” (1972) is a poignant drama that delves into the life of Hans Epp, a fruit vendor struggling with societal pressures and personal disappointments.

Reel to Read Movies: “Cyrano” (2021)

Cyrano is a 2021 romantic drama musical film directed by Joe Wright and with a screenplay by Erica Schmidt, based on Schmidt’s 2018 stage musical of the same name, itself based on the 1897 Edmond Rostand play Cyrano de Bergerac.

New Films: “Wonka” (2023)

Wonka is a musical fantasy film directed by Paul King, from a script he co-wrote with Simon Farnaby.

Film Screening “Ice Age” (2002)

Get ready to chill out with prehistoric pals! Manny, Sid, and Diego take you on a wild adventure in the hilarious and heartwarming animated movie, Ice Age! Join them as they face the challenges of a changing world and discover the true meaning of friendship. Ice Age — it’s mammoth-sized fun for the whole family!

Monday Night Movies: “Desperately Seeking Susan” (1985)

Bored with your life? Take a walk on the wild side with Desperately Seeking Susan! One woman’s journey of self-discovery leads to mistaken identities, quirky characters, and a whole lot of 80s fun. Starring Rosanna Arquette and Madonna, it’s a comedy that proves adventure can be found where you least expect it!

Family Movies “Mulan” (2020)

Mulan (2020) is Disney’s live-action adaptation of the beloved 1998 animated classic.

Movies at Hudson Park: “A Haunting in Venice” (2023)

A Haunting in Venice is a thrilling and unsettling addition to the Poirot series. By venturing into the realm of the supernatural, the film offers a fresh take on classic detective stories while retaining the core elements that make Poirot so compelling.

The East Village on 16mm: “Punking Out” (1979)

Join us for our screenings of films showcasing the history and culture of the East Village! Music Librarian David McMullin from the Library for the Performing Arts will introduce the films and host a Q&A afterward.

Film Screening: “Mack & Rita” (2022)

Mack & Rita is a feel-good movie with a positive message about self-acceptance and living life on your own terms, regardless of age. While not groundbreaking, it provides a fun escape with a touch of heart and plenty of laughs.

New Films: “The Holdovers” (2023)

“The Holdovers” is a 2023 American comedy-drama film that has garnered significant attention and acclaim.

Monday Matinee: “Mississippi Burning” (1986)

Mississippi Burning, released in 1986, is a powerful and disturbing crime drama that delves into the heart of racial tension and violence in 1964 Mississippi. The film, loosely based on the real-life murders of three civil rights workers (James Chaney, Andrew Goodman, and Michael Schwerner), takes viewers on a gripping journey through the investigation led by two FBI agents with vastly different approaches.

Film Screening: “Up” (2009)

Up is a story about second chances, unlikely friendships, and the power of dreams. It will make you laugh, cry, and believe that anything is possible.

Saturday Matinee “Barbie” (2023)

“Barbie” is a 2023 fantasy comedy film directed by Greta Gerwig, who co-wrote the screenplay with Noah Baumbach.

Saturday Matinee: “Dead Poets Society” (1989)

Experience the power of words and the importance of individuality in “Dead Poets Society,” a timeless classic starring Robin Williams. This inspiring and thought-provoking film explores the themes of conformity, rebellion, and the pursuit of dreams. Witness the transformative impact of a teacher who dares to challenge the system and ignite the minds of his students. “Dead Poets Society” is a must-see for anyone who has ever felt the urge to break free and live life to the fullest.

Family Movies: “Raya and The Last Dragon” (2021)

Embark on an epic journey to the fantastical world of Kumandra! Disney’s “Raya and the Last Dragon” is an exciting adventure filled with action, humor, and heart. Join Raya, a fearless warrior, and Sisu, the last dragon, as they fight to unite a divided land and defeat the Druun. Experience the magic of Disney animation and discover the power of trust and unity. “Raya and the Last Dragon” is now available in theaters and on Disney+ with Premier Access!

NYPL Cinema Scene Film Screening: “Kaili Blues” (2015)

Join us each month to watch the monthly Cinema Scene film selection. This month’s selection is Kaili Blues, directed by Bi Gan (2015, 113 minutes).

Movies at Hudson Park: “The Marvels” (2023)

Get ready for a cosmic adventure like no other! Captain Marvel, Ms. Marvel, and Monica Rambeau join forces in “The Marvels”. Brace yourselves for high-flying action, intergalactic threats, and a powerful story of teamwork and self-discovery. Witness the power of three as these extraordinary heroes unite to save the universe!

Persisting Matters: Film Screening & Discussion

Features contemporary artists Leslie Hewitt, Kambui Olujimi, Sheila Pepe, Juan Sanchez, and Bea Scaccia

Monday Matinee: “Quiz Show” (1994) Screening

A young lawyer, Richard Goodwin, investigates a potentially fixed game show. Charles Van Doren, a big-time show winner, is under Goodwin’s investigation.

Film Screening: “Ratatouille” (2007)

A rat who dreams of becoming a gourmet chef teams up with an inexperienced kitchen worker at one of Paris’ finest restaurants.

Movie Monday “Paw Patrol: The Mighty Movie” (2023)

Adventure City finds itself in chaos when a magical meteor crash-lands, granting the Paw Patrol pups incredible superpowers.

Film Screening: “Blast From the Past” (1999)

A naive man experiences the real world for the first time after being raised in a bomb shelter since the Cuban Missile Crisis. While stocking up on supplies for his still-underground parents, he falls for a modern, cynical woman of the ’90s.

Saturday Matinee “The Perks of Being a Wallflower” (2012)

“The Perks of Being a Wallflower” is a poignant and relatable coming-of-age story based on Stephen Chbosky’s novel of the same name. The film follows Charlie, a shy and introverted freshman navigating the complex world of high school. He struggles with anxiety, depression, and the trauma of his past, feeling like an outsider looking in.

Family Movies: “Where the Wild Things Are” (2009)

Spike Jonze’s “Where the Wild Things Are” is a visually stunning and emotionally resonant adaptation of Maurice Sendak’s beloved children’s book. It expands upon the book’s simple narrative, delving deeper into the emotional landscape of childhood and exploring themes of loneliness, anger, and the need for connection.

Thursday Afternoon Films: “My Reputation” (1946)

My Reputation is a 1946 American drama film directed by Curtis Bernhardt and starring Barbara Stanwyck, George Brent, and Warner Anderson. It is based on the 1942 novel of the same name by Clare Jaynes.

Movies at Hudson Park: “The Color Purple” (2023)

The Color Purple (2023) is an upcoming American musical drama film directed by Blitz Bazawule and starring Fantasia Barrino, Danielle Brooks, Colman Domingo, Corey Hawkins, H.E.R., Taraji P. Henson, Halle Bailey, Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor, and Ciara. It is an adaptation of the 2005 Broadway musical of the same name, which in turn is based on Alice Walker’s 1982 novel of the same name.

Thursday Night Movies: “Close-Up” (1990)

Abbas Kiarostami’s “Close-Up” is a mesmerizing masterpiece that defies easy categorization. It seamlessly blends documentary and fiction, blurring the lines between reality and illusion, and raising profound questions about identity, art, and the power of cinema.

Hollywood and the Great Depression, 1929-39 Movie: “They Shoot Horses, Don’t They?” (1969)

They Shoot Horses, Don’t They? is a 1969 American drama film directed by Sydney Pollack and starring Jane Fonda, Michael Sarrazin, Susannah York, Gig Young, Red Buttons, and Bruce Dern. It is based on the 1935 novel of the same name by Horace McCoy.

Movie screening “Lost in Translation” (2013)

Lost in Translation is a 2003 American romantic comedy-drama film written and directed by Sofia Coppola. It stars Bill Murray as Bob Harris, a fading American movie star who is in Tokyo to film a whiskey commercial, and Scarlett Johansson as Charlotte, a young woman who is accompanying her photographer husband on a work trip.

Monday Matinee: “Field of Dreams” (1989)

Field of Dreams is a 1989 American sports fantasy drama film written and directed by Phil Alden Robinson, based on W. P. Kinsella’s 1982 novel Shoeless Joe. It stars Kevin Costner, Amy Madigan, James Earl Jones, Ray Liotta, and Burt Lancaster.

Film Screening: “Madagascar” (2005)

Madagascar is a 2005 American computer-animated comedy film produced by DreamWorks Animation and distributed by DreamWorks Pictures. It was directed by Eric Darnell and Tom McGrath and written by Mark Burton, Billy Frolick, Darnell, and McGrath. The film stars Ben Stiller, Chris Rock, David Schwimmer, and Jada Pinkett Smith.

Monday Night Movies: “Edward Scissorhands” (1990)

Edward Scissorhands is a 1990 American fantasy romance film directed by Tim Burton and starring Johnny Depp and Winona Ryder. The film tells the story of Edward, a young man with scissor blades for hands, who is taken in by a suburban family.

Short film screening of “The Bookstore”

A tribute to booksellers & readers everywhere. Written & directed by Cody Lee.

March Madness Film Series: “Patch Adams” (1998)

Patch Adams (1998), starring Robin Williams, is a heartwarming and humorous film based on the true story of Dr. Hunter “Patch” Adams, a physician who revolutionized medical care by emphasizing the importance of humor and compassion in the healing process.

Thursday Night Movies: “The Three Musketeers” (1948)

The 1948 film adaptation of Alexandre Dumas’ classic novel, The Three Musketeers, is a thrilling and entertaining adventure that captures the spirit of the original story.

Women Direct: “Enough Said” (2003)

Enough Said (2013), directed by Nicole Holofcener, is a poignant and relatable romantic comedy that explores the complexities of relationships later in life.

Film Screening: “A Quiet Place” (2018)

A Quiet Place (2018), directed by and starring John Krasinski, is a masterfully crafted horror film that utilizes silence as its most potent weapon.

Movie Monday: “Tangled” (2010)

Tangled (2010), Disney’s 50th animated feature film is a delightful reimagining of the classic Rapunzel fairy tale. The film breathes new life into the story, injecting humor, adventure, and a healthy dose of girl power.

Saturday Matinee: “Belfast” (2022)

The film chronicles the life of a working-class Ulster Protestant family from the perspective of their nine-year-old son Buddy during The Troubles in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Buddy’s father Pa works overseas in England, while the family — Ma, elder brother Will, and paternal grandparents Granny and Pop — live in Belfast.

Saturday Matinee: “Hidden Figures” (2016)

“Hidden Figures” is a remarkable film that tells the inspiring true story of three African-American women who played a pivotal role in NASA’s space program during the early 1960s.

March Madness Film Series: “Eve’s Bayou” (1997)

“Eve’s Bayou” is a 1997 American Southern Gothic drama film that marked the directorial debut of Kasi Lemmons, who also wrote the screenplay.

Movies at Hudson Park: “The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes” (2023)

“The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes” (2023) is set in the world of The Hunger Games and delves into the backstory of Coriolanus Snow, long before he becomes the infamous President of Panem.

Reel to Read Movies: “The Woman King” (2022)

“The Woman King” is a 2022 historical action-drama film directed by Gina Prince-Bythewood.

Monday Matinee: “Stand by Me” (1986)

“Stand by Me” is a classic 1986 American coming-of-age film directed by Rob Reiner.

Movie Monday: “Brave” (2012)

“Brave” is a 2012 American animated fantasy film produced by Pixar Animation Studios and released by Walt Disney Pictures.

Saturday Matinee: “Lost City” (2022)

“The Lost City,” released in 2022, is an action-adventure comedy that stars Sandra Bullock as Loretta Sage, a reclusive romance novelist.

Saturday Matinee “Are you there, God? It’s Me Margaret” (2023)

“Are You There, God? It’s Me, Margaret” (2023) is a film adaptation of Judy Blume’s classic novel of the same name.

Family Movies: “Bee Movie” (2007)

“Bee Movie,” released in 2007, is an animated comedy that tells the story of Barry B. Benson, a bee who has just graduated from college. Voiced by Jerry Seinfeld, Barry is disillusioned with his sole career option in the hive: making honey. His life takes an unexpected turn when he ventures outside the hive and is saved by Vanessa, a kind-hearted florist in New York City, voiced by Renée Zellweger.

March Madness Film Series: “I am Sam” (2001)

“I am Sam” is a heartfelt drama that explores the challenges of parenting and the legal system’s approach to intellectual disabilities.

Thursday Afternoon Films: “My Reputation” (1946)

“My Reputation” is a 1946 American romantic drama directed by Curtis Bernhardt, featuring Barbara Stanwyck as Jessica Drummond, an upper-class widow navigating the complexities of love and societal expectations.

Movies at Hudson Park: “Dumb Money” (2023)

“Dumb Money” is a 2023 American biographical comedy-drama that captures the remarkable true story of the GameStop short squeeze of January 2021.

Thursday Night Movies: “Flesh and the Devil” (1926)

“Flesh and the Devil” is a classic 1926 American silent romantic drama directed by Clarence Brown. The film stars Greta Garbo, John Gilbert, Lars Hanson, and Barbara Kent. It’s based on the novel “The Undying Past” by Hermann Sudermann and tells the story of two childhood friends, Leo and Ulrich, who grow up to become soldiers in Germany.

Reel to Read Movies: “On the Basis of Sex” (2018)

“Escape Room” is a 2019 American psychological horror film directed by Adam Robitel. The movie unfolds as a thrilling narrative about six strangers who receive mysterious black boxes with tickets to an immersive escape room experience.

Monday Matinee: “Frost/Nixon” (2013)

“Frost/Nixon” is a gripping historical drama that revisits the intense and revealing television interviews between British talk-show host David Frost and former U.S. President Richard Nixon. Although the film was released in 2008, not 2013, it remains a powerful portrayal of a pivotal moment in American history.

Film Screening: “Escape Room” (2019)

“Escape Room” is a 2019 American psychological horror film directed by Adam Robitel. The movie unfolds as a thrilling narrative about six strangers who receive mysterious black boxes with tickets to an immersive escape room experience.

Family Movies: “The Wiz” (1978)

“The Wiz” is a 1978 American musical fantasy adventure film directed by Sidney Lumet and adapted from the 1974 Broadway musical of the same name.

NYPL Cinema Scene Film Screening: “Bisbee ’17” (2018)

The Cinema Scene is a monthly meet-up of film enthusiasts. It’s much like a book club, but instead of discussing a book, we discuss a movie.

March Madness Film Series: “Widows” (2018)

Widows is a 2018 neo-noir heist thriller film directed by Steve McQueen from a screenplay by Gillian Flynn and McQueen, based upon the 1983 British television series of the same name.

Thursday Afternoon Films: “Conflict” (1945)

I love the movie Conflict (1945), it’s a classic example of film noir, a genre of suspenseful and dark films that often feature cynical and corrupt characters, moral ambiguity, and urban settings.

Movies at Hudson Park: “The Holdovers” (2023)

“The Holdovers” is a 2023 American comedy-drama film that has garnered significant attention and acclaim.

Monday Matinee: “The Verdict” (1982)

The Verdict is a 1982 American legal drama film directed by Sidney Lumet and written by David Mamet, adapted from Barry Reed’s 1980 novel of the same name.

Monday Night Movies: “Indiscretion of an American Wife” (Terminal Station) (1953)

Indiscretion of an American Wife (Terminal Station) is a 1953 romantic drama film directed and produced by Vittorio De Sica and starring Jennifer Jones, Montgomery Clift, and Richard Beymer in his debut role.

Family Movies: “The Super Mario Bros. Movie” (2023)

Please come and join us to watch a family-friendly Movie, The Super Mario Bros. (2023) on Friday, March 1st at 2 PM. The movie will be screened in the Theater area. Rating (PG)

Thursday Afternoon Films: “Caged” (1950)

“Caged” is a poignant 1950 American film noir directed by John Cromwell.

Film Screening “Reflections in a Golden Eye” (1967)

“Reflections in a Golden Eye” is a 1967 American drama film directed by John Huston, based on the 1941 novel of the same name by Carson McCullers. The film explores themes of repressed sexuality, both homosexual and heterosexual, as well as voyeurism and murder.

Reel to Read Movies: “Harriet” (2019)

“Harriet” is a 2019 biographical film that portrays the extraordinary life of Harriet Tubman, an iconic American freedom fighter.

Monday Matinee: “Slumdog Millionaire” (2008)

“Slumdog Millionaire” is a British drama film released in 2008, directed by Danny Boyle and co-directed by Loveleen Tandan.

Film Screening: “Head of State” (2003)

“Head of State” is a 2003 American political comedy film that marked the directorial debut of Chris Rock, who also wrote, produced, and starred in the movie alongside Bernie Mac.

Movie Monday “Lady and the Tramp” (1955)

“Lady and the Tramp” is a cherished 1955 American animated film produced by Walt Disney.

Saturday Matinee: “The Hate U Give” (2019)

The Hate U Give is a 2019 American film based on the novel by Angie Thomas.

Family Movies: “The Little Mermaid”

The Little Mermaid is a popular animated film produced by Walt Disney Pictures in 1989. It is based on the fairy tale of the same name by Hans Christian Andersen.

Saturday Cinema “Oppenheimer”

Oppenheimer is an upcoming biographical film written and directed by Christopher Nolan, starring Cillian Murphy as J. Robert Oppenheimer, the American physicist who led the development of the atomic bomb during World War II.

Black History Month Film Series: “Soul” (2020)

Soul is a 2020 American animated film that explores the meaning of life, passion, and purpose.

Thursday Night Movies: “Belle du Jour” (1967)

Belle du Jour (1967; 100mins.) Dir: Luis Buñuel. A frigid young housewife decides to spend her midweek afternoons as a prostitute. Catherine Deneuve dressed entirely by Yves Saint Laurent. Starring Catherine Deneuve, Jean Sorel.

Movies at Hudson Park: “Gran Turismo” (2023)

Jann Mardenborough is a teenage gaming wunderkind, his skills earning him a series of titles in the digital racing sphere. Given his talents, he receives the opportunity to become a professional driver for Nissan, where he must learn to translate his finely-honed gaming skills to real high-octane scenarios.

Film Screening: “Loving” (2016)

Loving is a 2016 biographical drama film that tells the story of Richard and Mildred Loving, a couple who challenged the laws against interracial marriage in 1960s Virginia. The film is based on the documentary The Loving Story by Nancy Buirski, and directed by Jeff Nichols.

Reel to Read Movies “Blackkklansman” (2018)

Blackkklansman (2018) is a biographical crime comedy-drama film directed by Spike Lee and based on the memoir of Ron Stallworth, the first African American detective in the Colorado Springs Police Department.

Cult Classics “The Big Lebowski” (1998)

The Big Lebowski (1998) is a cult classic comedy film directed by Joel and Ethan Coen.

Live Screening “Love Heals”

Discover the ancient principles of energy healing supported by scientific evidence and portrayed through amazing personal stories.

Movies at Hudson Park: “Mission: Impossible — Dead Reckoning Part One” (2023)

Mission: Impossible — Dead Reckoning Part One (2023) is an action thriller film that is the eighth installment in the Mission: Impossible film series.

Thursday Night Movies: “Old Aquaintance” (1943)

Old Acquaintance (1943) is a drama film about the friendship and rivalry between two women writers, Kit Marlowe and Millie Drake.

Movie “Mahogany” (1975)

Mahogany (1975) is a romantic drama film starring Diana Ross as Tracy Chambers, a young woman from Chicago who pursues her dream of becoming a fashion designer in Rome.

Tuesday Movie Matinée: “Coming to America” (1988)

Coming to America is a 1988 American romantic comedy film starring Eddie Murphy as an African prince who travels to New York to find a wife.

Monday Matinee: “12 Years a Slave” (2013)

12 Years a Slave is a powerful and moving film that tells the true story of Solomon Northup, a free black man who was kidnapped and sold into slavery in the pre-Civil War United States.

Film Screening: “Easy A” (2010)

Easy A is a 2010 American teen romantic comedy film that follows the adventures of Olive Penderghast, a high school student who lies about losing her virginity and embraces her new reputation as a “dirty skank”.

Saturday Cinema “The Favourite” (2018)

The Favourite is a 2018 period black comedy film directed by Yorgos Lanthimos and written by Deborah Davis and Tony McNamara. It stars Olivia Colman, Emma Stone, and Rachel Weisz as three women who compete for power and influence in the court of Queen Anne in early 18th-century England. The film is based on historical facts but also adds fictional elements and dark humor to create a satirical and absurd portrait of the politics and personalities of the time.

Lunar Year Film Series “Eat Drink Man Woman” (1994)

Eat Drink Man Woman is a 1994 comedy-drama film directed by Ang Lee, from a script co-written with James Schamus and Hui-Ling Wang. It stars Sihung Lung, Wang Yu-wen, Wu Chien-lien, and Yang Kuei-mei as members of the Chu family, who cope with their personal and professional issues through their shared love of food.

Family Movies “Clifford the Big Red Dog” (2021)

Clifford the Big Red Dog is a 2021 family comedy film directed by Walt Becker and written by Jay Scherick, David Ronn, Blaise Hemingway, and Justin Malen. It is based on the popular children’s book series of the same name by Norman Bridwell, which has sold over 130 million copies worldwide.

Film Screening “Turning Red” (2022)

Turning Red is a 2022 animated film produced by Pixar Animation Studios and distributed by Walt Disney Pictures.

16mm Film Screening “Killer of Sheep” by Charles Burnett

Stan is employed in a Los Angeles slaughterhouse. His grueling work, gutting and cleaning the carcasses of dead sheep, infects his entire life including his relationship with his wife, children,

Cult Classics Movie “Harold and Maude” (1971)

Harold and Maude is a 1971 American romantic black comedy-drama film directed by Hal Ashby and written by Colin Higgins. It stars Ruth Gordon and Bud Cort as the titular characters, who form an unlikely bond over their shared fascination with death.

Monday Matinee “Crash” (2004)

Los Angeles citizens with vastly separate lives collide in interweaving stories of race, loss and redemption.

Film Screening “Selma” (2014)

The marches from Selma, Ala., to Montgomery to secure voting rights for black Americans are depicted in this docudrama set during the U.S. Civil Rights Movement, which focuses on the actions of Martin Luther King Jr.

Movie Monday “Elemental” (2023)

Elemental is a 2023 animated film produced by Pixar Animation Studios and distributed by Walt Disney Pictures. It is directed by Peter Sohn, who previously directed The Good Dinosaur (2015), and written by Sohn, John Hoberg, Kat Likkel, and Brenda Hsueh. The film features the voices of Leah Lewis, Mamoudou Athie, Ronnie del Carmen, Shila Ommi, Wendi McLendon-Covey, and Catherine O’Hara.

Saturday Film Matinee “Fences”

Fences is a 2016 American drama film directed by and starring Denzel Washington as Troy Maxson, a former baseball player who works as a garbage collector in 1950s Pittsburgh.

National Film Registry Series: Albert Magnoli’s ’Purple Rain’ (1984)

A young man with a musical talent has begun a career with much promise. He meets an aspiring singer, Apollonia, and finds that talent alone isn’t all that he needs. A complicated tale of his repeating his father’s self-destructive behavior, losing Apollonia to another singer, and coming to grips with his connection to other people ensues.

Reel to Read Movies: “Dreamgirls” (2006)

Dreamgirls is a 2006 American musical drama film based on the 1981 Broadway musical of the same name.

Saturday Matinee: “The Fabelmans” (2023)

The Fabelmans is a movie directed by Steven Spielberg, who also co-wrote and produced it with Tony Kushner. It is a semi-autobiographical story loosely based on Spielberg’s childhood and his early passion for filmmaking.

Family Movies “The Incredibles” (2004)

Bob Parr and his wife Helen used to be among the world’s greatest crime fighters, saving lives and battling evil daily.

Film Friday “The Hours”

The Hours is a 2002 drama film directed by Stephen Daldry and starring Meryl Streep, Julianne Moore, and Nicole Kidman.

Thursday Night Movies: The Addiction (1995)

The Addiction is a 1995 American vampire horror film directed by Abel Ferrara and written by Nicholas St. John.

New Release Film Screening “A Haunting in Venice” (2023)

A Haunting in Venice is a 2023 American mystery film directed by Kenneth Branagh and starring him as Hercule Poirot, the famous detective who investigates a murder mystery in post-World War II Venice. The film is based on Agatha Christie’s novel Hallowe’en Party and follows Poirot’s confrontation with a fraudulent medium and a serial killer.

Film Screening “The Basketball Diaries” (1995)

The movie follows the life of Jim Carroll, a talented high school basketball player and aspiring writer, who falls into the dark world of drug addiction in New York City.

Movie Monday “Hercules” (1997)

Hercules is the son of Zeus and Hera, the king and queen of the gods. He is born with superhuman strength and is destined to become a great hero. However, Hades, the god of the underworld, wants to overthrow Zeus and take over Olympus. He sends his minions, Pain, and Panic, to kidnap Hercules and turn him into a mortal. They succeed in making him lose his immortality, but not his strength. Hercules is adopted by a human couple and grows up unaware of his true origins.

Monday Night Movies “Desert Fury” (1947)

A Film Noir in technicolor! The daughter of a Nevada casino owner gets involved with a racketeer, despite everyone’s efforts to separate them.

Animation First 2024: Misery Loves Comedy — A Talk with Janet Perlman

Join award-winning filmmaker Janet Perlman for a screening of 8-10 short films and a discussion of her works and inspirations.

Saturday Film Matinee: “Julie & Julia”

Julie & Julia is a biographical comedy-drama film that tells the stories of two women who share a passion for cooking: Julia Child, a famous chef and cookbook author, and Julie Powell, a blogger who challenges herself to cook all the recipes in Child’s book.

Family Movies: The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader (2010)

The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader (2010) is a fantasy adventure film based on the novel by C. S. Lewis. It is the third and final film in the series, following The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian (2008).

Friday Feature Films: “Death on the Nile”

Death on the Nile (2022) is a movie based on the novel by Agatha Christie, which features the famous detective Hercule Poirot. The movie is a sequel to Murder on the Orient Express and is directed by Kenneth Branagh, who also plays Poirot.

Wonderland Film Series: “The Girl on the Train” (2016)

The Girl on the Train (2016) is a film adaptation of the best-selling novel by Paula Hawkins. It is a mystery psychological thriller that follows Rachel, a divorced alcoholic who becomes obsessed with a couple she sees on the train every day.

Kid Flicks: Movie “The Super Mario Bros”

Based on the Super Mario video games, the animated film follows Mario on his adventures with his friends.

Film Screening: “Desperately Seeking Susan” (1985)

Desperately Seeking Susan (1985) is a comedy-drama film directed by Susan Seidelman and starring Rosanna Arquette, Madonna, and Aidan Quinn.

Monday Matinee: “Paths of Glory” (1957)

Paths of Glory is a classic anti-war film directed by Stanley Kubrick and starring Kirk Douglas. It is based on a novel by Humphrey Cobb, which was inspired by a true story of French soldiers who were executed for refusing to take part in a suicidal attack during World War I.

Movie Monday “The Peanuts Movie” (2015)

The Peanuts Movie (2015) is an animated comedy film based on the comic strip Peanuts by Charles M. Schulz. It is the first Peanuts film in 35 years and the first to be made with computer animation.

Film Screening: “Air”

It is a biographical sports drama film directed by Ben Affleck and written by Alex Convery. The film is based on true events about the origin of Air Jordan, a basketball shoreline, of which a Nike employee seeks to strike a business deal with rookie player Michael Jordan.

Family Movies: “Charlotte’s Web” (1973)

Charlotte’s Web is a 1973 animated film based on the classic children’s book by E. B. White.

Reel to Read Movies: “Cool Runnings” (1993)

Cool Runnings is a comedy film released in 1993, directed by Jon Turteltaub and starring John Candy, Leon Robinson, Doug E. Doug, Rawle D. Lewis, and Malik Yoba. It is loosely based on the true story of the first Jamaican bobsled team that competed in the 1988 Winter Olympics in Calgary, Canada12.

New Release Film Screening: “My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3” (2023)

My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3 is a 2023 romantic comedy film written and directed by Nia Vardalos, who also stars as Toula Portokalos-Miller, a Greek-American woman who travels to Greece with her family for a reunion. The film is the third installment in the My Big Fat Greek Wedding franchise, following the 2002 original and the 2016 sequel.

Good Note Film Series “Mamma Mia!”

If you are looking for a fun and musical way to start the new year, you might want to check out the Good Note Film Series at Harry Belafonte 115th Street Library. On Tuesday, January 16, 2024, from 3:30 to 5:30 PM, the library will screen Mamma Mia!, a romantic comedy based on the songs of the popular 1970s group ABBA.

Family Movies: “The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian” (2008)

The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian (2008) is a fantasy film based on the novel by C. S. Lewis. It is the second installment in The Chronicles of Narnia film series, following The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (2005).

Film Screening “The Sea Inside” (2004)

The Sea Inside is a 2004 Spanish film that won the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film1. It is based on the true story of Ramón Sampedro, a quadriplegic who fought for his right to die with dignity.

Movie Matinee: “Wall-E”

Wall-E is a 2008 animated film produced by Pixar and directed by Andrew Stanton. It tells the story of a lonely robot named Wall-E, who lives on a deserted and polluted Earth, collecting and compacting trash.

Reel to Read Movies: “Spaceballs” (1987)

Spaceballs (1987) is a comedy film that parodies the Star Wars trilogy and other sci-fi franchises. It was co-written, produced, and directed by Mel Brooks, who also plays two roles in the film.

Monday Movie Matinee: “Operation Fortune Ruse De Guerre”

Join us for an in-person event at the community room of Pelham Bay Library. Grab some popcorn and invite your friends to enjoy a Monday afternoon movie: “Operation Fortune Ruse De Guerre.”

Movie Monday “Anastasia” (1997)

Anastasia (1997) is an animated musical historical fantasy film produced and directed by Don Bluth and Gary Goldman.

Saturday Film Matinee: “Good Will Hunting”

If you are looking for a movie that will inspire you, challenge you, and touch your heart, you might want to join us for the Saturday Film Matinee: Good Will Hunting. This is a 1997 psychological drama film directed by Gus Van Sant and written by Ben Affleck and Matt Damon, who also star as the main characters.

Film Screening “The Shining”

The Shining is a classic horror movie directed by Stanley Kubrick and based on the novel by Stephen King. It tells the story of Jack Torrance, a writer who takes a job as the caretaker of the isolated Overlook Hotel in the Colorado mountains. He hopes to overcome his writer’s block and spend some quality time with his wife Wendy and his son Danny, who has psychic abilities known as “the shining”.

Film Screening: Meg 2: The Trench

Jonas Taylor leads a research team on an exploratory dive into the deepest depths of the ocean. Their voyage spirals into chaos when a malevolent mining operation threatens their mission and forces them into a high-stakes battle for survival.

Family Movies: James and the Giant Peach (1996)

James and the Giant Peach (1996) is a musical fantasy film that combines live-action and stop-motion animation. It is based on the novel of the same name by Roald Dahl, and directed by Henry Selick, who also directed The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993).

Cinema Scene Film Screening “The Last Movie”

Come join us on the first Thursday of each month to watch the monthly Cinema Scene film selection. This month’s selection is The Last Movie, directed by Dennis Hopper (1971, 108 minutes).

Reel to Read Movies: Spies Like Us (1985)

Spies Like Us (1985) is a spy comedy film directed by John Landis and starring Chevy Chase and Dan Aykroyd as two bumbling government employees who are recruited as decoys for a secret mission in the Soviet Union.

Saturday Cinema “Home Alone”

Home Alone is a 1990 American comedy film about an eight-year-old boy named Kevin McCallister, who is accidentally left behind by his family when they go on a Christmas vacation to Paris.

Family Film Screening: “Elf” (2003)

ELF is a 2003 Christmas comedy film about Buddy, a human who was raised by Santa’s elves at the North Pole.

Family Movies: “The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe” (2005)

The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe is a fantasy film based on the novel by C. S. Lewis. It tells the story of four siblings who are evacuated from London during World War II and discover a magical wardrobe that leads them to the land of Narnia, where they join forces with a noble lion named Aslan to fight against the evil White Witch, who has cursed the land with eternal winter.

Film Screening “New Year’s Eve”

New Year’s Eve is a film that follows the lives of several people in New York City on the last day of the year.

Film Screening “Babes in Toyland”

Babes in Toyland is a musical fantasy film that follows the adventures of Tom Piper and Mary Contrary in Mother Goose Land and Toyland

Midday Movie: “Miracle on 34th Street”

The film revolves around a little girl named Susan, who does not believe in Santa Claus, and a man named Kris Kringle, who claims to be the real Santa.

Tuesday Movie Matinée: “Scrooged”

Scrooged is a 1988 comedy film that is a modern adaptation of A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens. The film stars Bill Murray as Frank Cross, a cynical and selfish TV executive who is visited by three ghosts on Christmas Eve who show him the error of his ways and the true meaning of Christmas. The film also features Karen Allen, John Forsythe, Bobcat Goldthwait, Carol Kane, Robert Mitchum, and Alfre Woodard.

Holiday FIlm: “Little Women”

Little Women is a film based on the classic novel by Louisa May Alcott. It tells the story of four sisters, Jo, Meg, Amy, and Beth, who grow up in Massachusetts during the Civil War era.

Christmas Movie Night with Gracias Choir

Experience the true meaning behind the birth of Christ through the cinematic retelling of the Nativity story with Gracias Choir.

Movies that move us

Join LEGACY, NYC 420-experience with Movies that move us — an event to chill and relax.

Free movie screening The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King

“The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King” is a cinematic masterpiece that concludes the epic trilogy with breathtaking grandeur and emotional resonance. Directed by Peter Jackson, the film is a triumphant culmination of J.R.R. Tolkien’s literary masterpiece.

Movie Night “Akira”

Join us for a Monday Movie Night!

Missing Pieces & Pratt in the Hat Short Films Screening

Free Film Screening Double Feature of Documentary Films by Orange County NY Filmmakers

Movie Night

"Children’s Movie Night is a delightful and magical event designed for kids and their families to enjoy together.

Movie Surfers Watch Jack Frost: A Holiday Movie Commentary Show

3 NYC Comics watch the classic holiday film “Jack Frost” while providing their commentary, trivia, and playing drinking games!

Udigrudi Fridays — Film Series: The Red Light Bandit Screening

HCAG presents a free, public screening of the film, “The Red Light Bandit,” with an introduction by Cosmic Shelter’s curatorial team

Teen Interactive Movie Night: Elf

Interactive movie fun for teens. Come celebrate the season with lots of laughs!

Monday Night Movies: The King and I (1956)

In this film adaptation of the Rodgers & Hammerstein musical, widowed Welsh mother Anna Loenowens becomes a governess and English tutor to the wives and many children of the stubborn King Mongkut of Siam.

Movie screening “Glory to the Heroes” by Bernard-Henri Lévy

Glory to the Heroes, a film by Bernard-Henri Lévy, co-directed with Marc Roussel

Movie Night “Le Petit Piaf”

A film for all ages on a 10-year-old boy’s debut into the music world.

Life Is Excellent screening

WeTransfer and Russell Tovey present “Life Is Excellent”, a feature-length documentary on the artist and poet David Robilliard

Harry Potter (Movie) Trivia

“Wit beyond measure is man’s greatest treasure.”

Kids Kino “The Path”

Ludwig, his 12-year-old son Rolf, and their dog Adi flee the Nazis across the Pyrenees. Núria, a Catalan girl, guides them on their journey.

“Not Enough” Film Premiere & Fireside Chat | Dr. Jeff Gardere

Join Jackson Cherry, Healing Room Films Productions, and the GF on Saturday, December 2nd for a Film Premiere & Fireside Chat!

Where the Tumbleweeds Grow NYC Premiere Screening

Say, man, you goin’ to the premiere of Austin’s newest and grooviest film Where the Tumbleweeds Grow? Cause, it’d be a lot cooler if you did.

Film Screening “The Innocent”

A Film by Louis Garrel, 100 min, 2022

Film Screening: Burn After Reading (2008)

Join us in person for our film screenings that feature one of our favorite actresses, Frances McDormand.

Screening “Anselm”

Join Gagosian and White Cube for a screening of director Wim Wenders’s immersive 3D documentary on artist Anselm Kiefer.

Mary Patierno — Requiem for a River | Screening and Q+A

Screening of Mary Patierno’s Requiem for a River (2023) followed by a conversation with the director and filmmaker/artist Shelly Silver.

Movie Monday at The Red Stache: Clueless

Start the week with a glass of wine, and complimentary house-made rosemary popcorn, and relax with a movie at the Red Stache Wine Bar.

The Free Black Women’s Library presents “Movies & Mushrooms”

Join The Free Black Women’s Library for an afternoon of exploration & experimentation with mushroom tinctures and character analysis.

Flatiron Social Club Movie Marathon

Flatiron Social Club is hosting its first Sunday Movie Marathon Event. We will show 90’s classics “Ghost” & “Good Will Hunting” back to back

Bushwick Holiday Movie Screenings — Black Friday

Come celebrate the Thanksgiving and beating-the-crap-out-of-your-fellow-shoppers season at Dromedary Urban Tiki Bar in Bushwick on Sunday!

The ImageNation X ARRAY Releasing Film Series

Get ready for an epic film series, The ImageNation X ARRAY Releasing, where we’ll showcase mind-blowing movies that will leave you in awe!

Fall Movie Night “The Fabelmans”

Come join us for a screening of the movie “The Fabelmans” in the Exhibit Space of the Whittingham Discovery Center!

Film Screening “The Safe Space”

Several young people of all ages are living on one campus, seeking the meaning of a safe space while discovering a sense of belonging.

Udigrudi Fridays — Film Series: Bang Bang Screening

HCAG presents a free, public screening of the film, “Bang Bang,” with an introduction by Cosmic Shelter’s curatorial team

Afternoon Movie “Petit Maman”

14 film festival nominations and 3 festival wins!

Film Screening “Barbie”

Join us in person for our screenings of Greta Gerwig’s monster hit movie of the year, Barbie!

Afternoon Movie “Emily”

Join us for a free screening of this 2023 Drama.

Free Movie Screening “For My Country”

French director Rachid Hami delves into a deeply personal story about a family in mourning amidst a quest for honor and recognition.

Movie Talk

TCCNJ presents the Movie Talk Series. These film appreciation conversations provide a forum for the audience to discuss history and cultural issues.

until Nov 16, 2023 (on Thu)

Noirvember Movie Nights

Every November, movie fans go deep on film noir for “Noirvember.” Free popcorn will be served, and a discussion will follow the screenings.

Movie screening “Altman: 3 Women (1977)”

Join us for our screenings of movies from one of our favorite directors, Robert Altman.

Halloween Movie Night

Get ready for a spooktacular night of horror and thrills as we gather under the moonlight for our epic Halloween Movie Night!

Family Movie: The Adventures of Ichabod & Mr. Toad

Join us for this FREE family-friendly afternoon double feature! “The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad” (1949)

Halloween Movie Night — Death becomes her

When a fading actress learns of an immortality treatment, she sees it as a way to outdo her long-time rival in Robert Zemeckis’ 1992 comedy ‘Death Becomes Her’, starring Meryl Streep, Goldie Hawn, Bruce Willis, and Isabella Rossellini.

Movie Screening: The Right to Read

Join us for a movie screening called “Right to Read” where we’ll dive into the importance of literacy and making a community impact!

Movie Night at Office Ours

Looking for a fun and informative way to unwind after work? Look no further than Movie Nights at Office Ours!

Horror Movie themed, Quiz Night

Get ready for a spine-chilling night of horror movie trivia, where you’ll test your knowledge and scream with delight!

until Oct 27, 2023 (on Fri)

Fall Movies at Mill River Park

Join us for a cozy and immersive movie-watching experience in the Exhibit space of our Whittingham Discovery Center.

German Movie Nights: Franky Five Star

Introverted Franky lives with multiple characters inside her head. As she falls in love with Hasi, she must figure out what to do with them.

Twilight (Movie) Saga Trivia

“I don’t want to know what the square root of pi is.” — Bella Swan

Horror and Monster Movie Trivia

Come and test your knowledge at trivia! There will be questions about all films bloody, gross, and monstrous.

Movie Surfers Watch Halloween — Resurrection: A Movie Commentary Show

3 NYC Comedians watch arguably the worst and cringiest entry in the Halloween franchise, Halloween: Resurrection

CUAFA Asian Movie Night

Join us for an enchanting evening of film and culture at Columbia University Asian Faculty Association’s Asian Movie Night!

NYSoM/NYRP Fright Night: Friday the 13th

Watch Friday the 13th on Friday the 13th under the stars and with Jason Voorhees in attendance

Outdoor Movie Night: Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone

Grab your blankets and join us under the stars for a magical evening watching Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone in the great outdoors!

Manhattan Short Film Festival

Participants across 6 continents will participate in the 26th annual Manhattan Short Film Festival, where YOU select the winner.

Movie Surfers Presents Halloweentown: A Movie Commentary Show

Kick off your SPOOKY SZN with a FREE movie commentary show of our favorite autumnal DCOM classic “Halloweentown!”

Movie Night “The Brain”

Come celebrate our partnership with the Paris Brain Institute and watch a fascinating movie by Jean-François Bron!

Horror Movies Trivia

Get ready to test your horror movie knowledge at our in-person event “Horror Movies Trivia” on October 2

Movie Night “Coco before Chanel”

The young Coco Chanel works as a dressmaker by day and cabaret hostess by night. Then she met a wealthy heir who made her his mistress and stylist. Coco could no longer stand the floral hats, tight corsets, and drawstrings that defined women’s fashion. She used her lover’s clothes to launch a line of elegant garments, propelling her to the top of Parisian haute couture.

Hispanic Heritage Month: Screening of Papi

Join us to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with the screening of the Dominican film Papi and a Q&A with the writer & director!

Film screening “A Day Without a Mexican”

The satirical film A Day Without a Mexican will be shown on Tuesday, September 26, at 7 p.m. in the library’s Mackay Room.

Film Screening “The Five Demands”

The Five Demands tells the story of the student strike at the City College of New York that changed public education.

Outdoor Movie Night: Honey I Shrunk the Kids

Grab your lawn chairs & join us for a chill outdoor movie night where we’ll watch the classic film “Honey I Shrunk the Kids” under the stars

Iconic America: Stone Mountain Film & Lecture

As Confederate statues are torn down across the country and the nation continues wrestling with its past, there are heated arguments about the fate of the Monument at Stone Mountain, Georgia, the Confederate Mount Rushmore.

Movie screening “Lord of The Rings”

In celebration of Bilbo’s birthday!

Music and a Movie: The Pan-African Festival of Algiers

Join us for music and a screening of the documentary film, The Pan-African Festival of Algiers!

“Wrong Side Of The Lens” Series Premiere

We’ll be debuting this episodic video doc series with a preview of all 16 photographers as well as Jill Freedman’s full short film.

BDC Films Fellows Screening + Q&A

View work by this year’s cohort of BDC Films Fellows: Sarah Alvira, Agasha Irving, Auralynn Rosario, and Similejesu (Simi) Sonubi!

Sunday Cinema: Rooftop Theater & Drive-In

East River Plaza and ImageNation Outdoors present “Sunday Cinema: Rooftop Theater & Drive-In” at East River Plaza

Iconic America: Bald Eagle Film and Lecture

Fall Film & Lecture Series.

Movie Under the Stars “5000 Blankets”

Join us for a “Movie Under the Stars” featuring the film — 5000 Blankets! Free Admission. Free Popcorn — BYO Lawn Chairs!

Below the Belt: The Last Health Taboo — Film Screening & Discussion

The documentary Below the Belt sheds light on endometriosis. Join us for a screening and discussion.

An Chathair Mhór — Preview Short Film Premiere

Special Short Film Preview filmed locally in Woodlawn NY about a young man moving to New York City and finding an unlikely friendship.

Marvel Cinematic Universe Trivia

“There are two types of beings in the universe, those who dance and play trivia, and those who do not.”

Chile 1973/2023 | Art, Film & Literature After the Coup

As a part of the series, Chile 1973/2023 | Art, Film & Literature After the Coup, commemorating the 50th anniversary of the military coup in Chile, please join CLACS for an evening of short films and video programming entitled Dis/Appearances.

Movies under the Stars “Dom Salvador & Abolition”

Join us for a screening of Dom Salvador & Abolition in Brooklyn Park as part of the 27th Brazilian Film Festival

NYSoM/NYRP Summer Movie Series: “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever”

NYSoM/NYRP Summer Movie Series is Back!

Movie Night at the Park “Super Mario Bros”

The Fairview Empowerment Group & Greenburgh Parks & Rec are teaming up again, to bring Super Mario Bros to Massaro Park, in Elmsford, NY

Mechanical Bulls Screening

Join us for a special screening of the new movie Mechanical Bulls!

until September 27, 2023

Fall Movies at Mill River Park

Join us for a cozy and immersive movie-watching experience in the Exhibit space of our Whittingham Discovery Center.

Movie Night “Simone: Woman of the Century”

Get ready for a captivating movie night featuring “Simone: Woman of the Century,” where we’ll celebrate the incredible journey of a remarkable

Mom’s Market

At Balck Lotus, women-run businesses are always in season — come shop with us every two weeks!

First Friday Movie Night: “West Side Story” + Kid-Friendly Film Shorts

It’s our last Movie Night of the season, with “West Side Story” (2021), plus kid-friendly shorts at the Open Street at Restaurant Row.

until September 13, 2023

Paramount+ Movie Nights in Brooklyn

Grab your blankets, pack some snacks, and get ready to enjoy movies under the stars with friends and family.

Kinka Free Movie night

We are excited to host Kinka Free Movie night. The seating is very limited. Kinka is providing some drinks and light snacks, but you are more than welcome to bring your favorite snack with you.

Movie Under the Stars — The Bad Guys

After a lifetime of legendary heists, notorious criminals Mr. Wolf, Mr. Snake, Mr. Piranha, Mr. Shark and Ms. Tarantula are finally caught.

Movies under the Stars: Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again

Join us for a screening of Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again (2018). PG-13. If you loved the original, how can you resist the sequel!

Family Movie Night

Every month we will watch a movie in our community room. Enjoy the movie with free popcorn and refreshments. Bring your family and friends.

Movies at Mulberry Street Presents “Summer of Soul”

Join the staff of the Mulberry Street Library for a free, in-person, afternoon movie at the library — “Summer of Soul.”

Screening “Finding Vivian Maier”

Join us for a captivating movie night featuring the documentary “Finding Vivian Maier”. This event promises an evening filled with intrigue, inspiration, and the exploration of the enigmatic life of Vivian Maier.

Little Caribbean Movie Night — Kite Zo A: “Leave the Bones”

We invite you to gather with friends and family to embark on a sensory voyage delving into the rich tapestry of Haiti’s rituals, conveyed through the graceful movements of dancers, the mesmerizing melodies of musicians, the resilience of fishermen, the daring feats of rollerbladers, and the spiritual presence of Vodou priests.

Film Works Alfresco at Haven Plaza “Hidden Figures”

Join us for a free summer movie night at Haven Plaza! Watch Hidden Figures at 168 Street and Fort Washington Avenue!

Outdoor cinema “In the mood for love”

In 1962, journalist Chow Mo-wan (Tony Leung Chiu Wai) and his wife move into a Hong Kong apartment, but Chow’s spouse is often away on business.

until Aug 18, 2023

Educator Summer Film Festival

Get your tickets now! Join us for our Educator Summer Film Festival featuring recent films about the world of education.

Special Screening Event: Short Film “Some Kind of Heavenly Fire”

Join us for a special private screening of the captivating short film “Some Kind of Heavenly Fire” — an event you don’t wanna miss!

Cave of Adullam Screening

An exclusive screening and discussion of the 2022 ESPN documentary directed by Laura Checkoway ’The Cave of Adullam’. This is a 13+ event.

First Friday Movie Nights: “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever”

First Friday Movie Nights continues, with the screening of “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” at the Open Streets at Restaurant Row.

Pizza and a Movie Night

What are you doing on the first Friday of every month? Grab a friend or two or three and join us!

Gamer Summer Movie Series

Join Us Under the Stars for a Summer Movie Series to Remember! Gamer summer movie nights.

Movie Night in Roger Morris Park: “Encanto”

Free summer movie night in Roger Morris Park.

Outdoor Music and a Movie: “Love Brewed in the African Pot”

Join the National Ghana Parade Council and AFF for an outdoor screening of the Ghanaian classic, Love Brewed in the African Pot!

Roma Holocaust Memorial Day

Roma Holocaust Memorial Day: Join us for a commemoration with a film, a piano recital, and a Q&A with the film director and her son.

Movie screening “Office Space”

Join us for our annual Summer Outdoor Screenings at Parklife!

Disney Movie Trivia

“When you wish upon a star...,” your wish for Disney Movie Trivia comes true!

Movies at Mulberry Street Presents “M3GAN”

Join the staff of the Mulberry Street Library for a free in-person afternoon movie at the library — M3GAN.

Family Movie Night

Vote for the movie we play!

Film Screening “Miles to Go Before She Sleeps”

Join the Writer/Producer/Editor J. Faye Yuan for a screening and Q&A of this incredible documentary.

Movie Night at the Park: Disney’s Encanto

Movie Night At the Park featuring Disney’s Encanto! Join us for a movie & family fun! Free Popcorn & Soft Drinks for the first 100 guests!

Free Movie Screening “Manco Cápac”

Elisban arrives from his village to Puno to meet his friend Hermógenes, with whom he was going to work, but a delay spoils everything.

until Aug 29, 2023 (on Tue)

27th Annual Summer Film Series

The Englewood Public Library presents its 27th Annual Summer Film Series on Tuesday evenings at 7 p.m. from July 11 to August 29.

Movie — Mean Girls Trivia

“Raise your hand if you have ever been personally victimized by Regina George?”

until August 26, 2023

Oculus Outdoors 2023 — Free Movie Screenings

Come experience Oculus Outdoors — Free Movie Nights at Oculus Plaza!

NYSoM/NYRP Summer Movie Series: “Minions in Queens”

Watch Minions in Queens under the stars

until Aug 16, 2023 (on Wed)

Movie in the Park

Spend the night watching a movie under the stars!

Movie night under the stars

Outdoor Movie night under the stars to enjoy after hectic, crazy busy weekdays

First Friday Movie Nights: “Max Roach: The Drum Also Waltzes”

Welcome, First Friday Movie Nights with one of the earliest New York City premieres of “Max Roach: The Drum Also Waltzes.”

Movies at Mulberry Street “The Fabelmans”

Join us at the Mulberry Street Library for a live, in-person screening of “The Fabelmans,” directed by Steven Spielberg.

until July 20, 2023

Paramount+Movie Nights in Brooklyn

Grab your blankets, pack some snacks, and get ready to enjoy movies under the stars with friends and family.

The Princess Diaries (Movie) Trivia

Are you fit to be a princess? Join us for FIVE rounds of The Princess Diaries Trivia (original movie) at Granny Annie’s Bar & Kitchen on Wednesday, June 28 at 8 pm!

Film Screening “Mother, Métis, Memory”

Join us for a film screening of Mother, Métis, Memory followed by a Q&A with Filmmaker and Artist, Tuấn Andrew Nguyễn

German Movie Nights “No Hard Feelings”

A nuanced portrayal of the plight of refugees from an uncompromising queer point of view. Director in person!

Film Screening “We Are Many”

Iambic Dream Films presents an Amirani Media feature WE ARE MANY: The Untold Story of the Biggest Protest in Human History

Afternoon Movie “Champions”

A coach is court-ordered to manage a team of players with intellectual disabilities and realizes that they can go further than he imagined.

Sensory Friendly Movie Day at the Cranford Theater

Free Movie Night

Join us for a free family movie night that will be fun for all ages!

Bronx Week Movie “Beat Street”

Join us for a special Bronx Week screening of the 1984 hip-hop classic, “Beat Street”, featuring pioneers like Kool DJ Herc, Kool Moe Dee, Doug E. Fresh, Afrika Bambaataa, and Melle Mel.

Comedians Watch Bratz: Movie Commentary Show

Laugh along with Brooklyn comedians as they relish in the perfect pre-game for Greta Gerwig’s Barbie, with the 2007 cult classic BRATZ!

Movie “Lord of The Rings” — Trilogy Trivia

For Frodo...

Movie “FAB Flicks: Nope”

FAB Flicks Kicks Off with a Little Horror

Opening Ceremony and Shorts Film Screenings

Opening Ceremony and Shorts Film Screenings Acto de Apertura y Proyección de Cortometrajes

Fyre Space Movie Night

The Best Movie Night in the Tristate Area!!!

Movie Night “Aline” by Valérie Lemercier

Join us for an exceptional movie night, the last one of the school year!

In A Different Key screening

In A Different Key — a true story of love, autism, and the fight to belong. Limited seating, subtitles, and registration are required.

Spider-Man™: Across the Spiderverse Block Party and Movie Screening

We invite you to wear your best Spider-Man™ costume and join us for a Brooklyn block party celebrating the Spiderverse with face painting, music, and fun surprises!

Kids Kino: Rocca Changes the World

A modern-day, punk rock Pippi Longstocking, Rocca comes from a family of astronauts—but she’s no space cadet.

Outdoor Screening “Simply Black”

Join us for music and a screening of Jean-Pascal Zadi’s comedy of epic proportions, Simply Black!

German Movie Nights “Love, Deutschmarks and Death”

Free screening of Cem Kaya’s dazzling, award-winning documentary about Turkish music in Germany. Director in person!

God’s Not Dead 2: Hoagie & a Movie Night

It’s HOAGIE & a MOVIE Night featuring “GOD’S NOT DEAD 2” a sequel that is “more dramatic and riveting than the original.”

Movies at the Mulberry Street Library Presents “Elvis”

Join the staff of the Mulberry Street Library for an in-person afternoon movie at the library — “Elvis.”

TBHL Movie Night: Birthing Justice

Birthing Justice tells the story of the crisis faced by Black mothers & their children & the solutions needed to transform the maternal care

Movie Night

Need a movie night out?

Free Screening “Casablanca”

Come join us for this FREE screening of Casablanca, on the Big Screen!! Starring Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman.

Comedians Movie Club — Live Taping

Watch comedians roast a classic movie!

Harlem International Film Festival “The Right to Read”

Join us for a day of screenings and conversations, featuring short and feature-length documentaries on a variety of topics.

Pizza & A Movie: American Psycho

Join us on May, 18th for the next installment of Pizza & A Movie featuring American Psycho!

until May 20, 2023

“What is Normal?” film series

The “What is Normal” film series is a celebration of community and mental wellness focused on education and advocacy.

Movie. Tuesday Night Flicks: Where the Crawdads Sing

Join us on Tuesdays for our screenings of recent films!

Movie Night “Frida”

Frida traces the eventful life of Frida Kahlo, a twentieth-century Mexican painter who distinguished herself through her surrealist work, her political commitment to communism, and her bisexuality. The film also focuses on.

Mothers’ Day Movement / Saving Mothers, a movie and panel discussion

Join the Mothers’ Day Movement and Saving Mothers for their joint screening of the award-winning Hulu documentary, Aftershock.

2023 Doc Lab Film Screening

The premiere screening of original short documentary films showcasing the lives, stories, and communities of the 2023 Doc Lab filmmakers.

Sensory Friendly Movie Day

The Cranford Theater presents “Sensory Friendly Movie Day”

Cinematic Beauty Matinee “Safety Last”

Hailed as one the greatest silent films of all time, Harold Roach’s 1923 masterpiece, “Safety Last”, will be accompanied by live piano!

until Dec 28, 2023 (on Thu)

Thursday Afternoon Film Series

The Englewood Public Library is pleased to introduce a new Thursday Afternoon film series each Thursday at 2 p.m.

African Film Festival. Art + Activism: Freeform Practices

Join us for this live, interactive event featuring one-on-one conversations with an exciting group of artists from the African diaspora.

New York Film Academy | Tour & Screening

A free tour of NYFA for college and postgraduate adults. In addition, there will be a talk with Randall Dottin and a screening of films.

Movie screening “Pushout”

Please join us for a viewing of Pushout the Movie.

Middle Aged Marathon Episode Screening

Life is a movie so be the director! Join us for this Premier in conversations on taking the step to live a better and healthier lifestyle

U N I Movie Screening

Welcome to the First Screening of the Short Film “U N I”.

Monthly Movie Night

Monthly Movie Night! Featuring Book to Movie adaptations.

April Movie: Angry Neighbors (Afternoon Showing)

A grumpy novelist Harry March (played by Frank Langella) vows revenge when his wealthy neighbor builds a hideous mega-mansion next door.

Night 2: Film Screening ft. Honoree Q&A

Join us for a Q&A with Director Jeremiah Zagar and a screening of short films selected as finalists for the 2023 NYU Sports Film Festival!

Movies Under The Stars: Elvis

Grab a blanket and come enjoy a movie in a neighborhood park or playground!

Beacon’s Free Community Movie Night

Bring your family and friends to join us for a free “Spirited Away” screening. We will have a variety of complimentary drinks & snacks.

Movie Night “Thelma and Louise”

“Thelma & Louise” is in the expansive, visionary tradition of the American road picture.

Movie “Lord of The Rings”

Calling all able-bodied men and women to ride for Lord of The Rings (Movie) Trilogy Trivia at Cloverleaf Tavern on Monday, April 17 starting at 8:00 pm! Get your sword arm ready for FIVE challenging and unique rounds of trivia on all three Lord of The Rings films. Forth Eorlingas!

Movies Under The Stars: Turning Red

Grab a blanket and come enjoy a movie in a neighborhood park or playground!

Bronx Film Industry Mixer

A free mixer for filmmakers that are early in their careers and aspiring. This is an opportunity to connect with industry professionals.

Toxic: A Black Woman’s Story: Short Film Screening and Discussion

Joins us in recognition of Black Maternal Health Week for a short film screening and discussion for the movie Toxic: A Black Woman’s Story.

New Friends Movie Night

Come meet new friends in the neighborhood and enjoy a free indoor screening of the incredible film Everything Everywhere All At Once.

Networking & Movies

The Movie Premiere of The Super Mario Brothers Movie Hosted by Kevin Grimes Sr.n Kevin Grimes Jr.

Salmagundi Library Movie Night “The Gold Rush”

We’re screening Charlie Chaplin’s 1925 gem, The Gold Rush, accompanied LIVE with a ragtime piano score!

Free screening: Kids Kino “The Peppercorns and the Secret of the Deep Sea”

Free screening of the latest adventure of Germany’s beloved and unbeatable team of teenage detectives

Movies at Mulberry Street Presents “Top Gun: Maverick”

Tom Cruise is back! And so are movies at the Mulberry Street Library! This is a live, in-person film screening.

Pizza & A Movie: A League Of Their Own

Celebrate Women’s History Month with Pizza & A Movie!

Movie Night | Aline

Three-time César Award winner Valérie Lemercier plays Aline from ages five to 50 in a musical dramedy inspired by the life of Céline Dion.

Movie Screening “Words That Move: See Through A Different I”

“Words That Move: See Through A Different I” is a live performance of nine stories told on stage at Kings Theater

Client Appreciation Movie Night “Grease The Movie”

It’s Client Appreciation Movie Night. And we are watching Grease. Come join us from 6:30-9 pm on March 23rd for a movie, fun, and snacks.

Free Films on Fulton

Join us in hosting the creativity of local artists and their films! Every 4th Thursday! Starting Jan 26th

The Quiet Man Free Screening

Free screening of this John Wayne and Maureen O’Hara St. Patrick’s Day classic.

The 2020 Documentary “Amongst The Crowd”

“Amongst The Crowd: Belonging In America in 2020” NYC Premier and Q&A with Producer Liam Corcoran

Family Movie & Discussion: Little Women (2019)

Four sisters learn about love, life, and loss as they grow through their young womanhood against the backdrop of post-Civil War America. At the heart of the family is the headstrong Jo who aspires, above all else, to forge her own path. Based on the novel by Louisa May Alcott.

Beacon’s Free Community Movie Night

Bring your family and friends to join us for a free “Moana” screening. We will have a variety of complimentary drinks & snacks.

until March 28, 2023

Mystery Movie Night

Join us at the Youth Clubhouse as we host a film “YOU”, the audience can choose from!

Movie and discussion “A Window Into Yemen”

Uncover the unseen struggles of Yemen with a heart-wrenching documentary + discussion on the impact of civil war on civilians

Afterthought: Documentary Screening & Conversation

“Afterthought” is a film about COVID memorials and their makers. Find space for grief, healing and reflection at this free community event.

In Search of Bengali Harlem: Screening & Discussion

A screening of the documentary, followed by a discussion with Vivek Bald, Alaudin Ullah, Prof. Dina Siddiqi, and special guests.

Film Screening “Our American Family”

Join us for a screening of “Our American Family” at the Abraham Lincoln High School — Auditorium on Wednesday, March 8.

Liberation Arts Collective in “Video Mixtape, Vol 1: Art of the Possible”

Liberation Arts Collective, headed by the dynamic husband-and-wife duo of Arlene Chico-Lugo and Eric Aviles, brings us an assortment of filmed comedy sketches that will make you laugh, cry, and yell out for JUSTICE!

Film Screening “Alice’s Ordinary People”

Ordinary people affect extraordinary change.

Film Screening “Humble”

A documentary filmmaker faces a dilemma — to shoot “life as it is” or show human compassion and empathy?

Film Screening “Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris”

A widowed cleaning lady falls in love with a Dior dress and finds the funds to go to Paris and buy one for herself.

Screening and discussion “Technological Ecologies”

Screening and discussion with World Records, Onyeka Igwe, and Laura Huertas Millán

Black Resistance through Laughter & Love: Film Screening + Kickback

Come close out Black History Month with a lot of laughter and love with a screening of “Hysterical Justice” and “Day of Joy”!

Film Screening “When the Crawdads Sing” (2022)

Join us to watch the film, When the Crawdads Sing (2022) based on the novel -Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens.

until Feb 21, 2023

Film Screening “Belfast”

The film chronicles the life of a working-class Ulster Protestant family from the perspective of their nine-year-old son Buddy during The Troubles in Belfast, Northern Ireland.[9] Buddy’s father Pa works overseas in England, while the family — Ma, elder brother Will, and paternal grandparents Granny and Pop — live in Belfast.

Film Screening “The Cave of Adullam”

An exclusive screening and discussion of the 2022 ESPN documentary directed by Laura Checkoway “The Cave of Adullam”. This is a 13+ event.

Just Our Luck: Another Lindsay Lohan Movie Commentary Night

Just your luck! We’re celebrating Lindsay Lohan’s iconic filmography with another movie commentary show for the 2006 cult classic rom-com “Just My Luck”

NYSoM Snow Day in Manhattan. Movie Day

Warm up on a cold winter day with a movie, hot chocolate, and more

Film Friday: To Kill a Mocking Bird

Come and join us to watch the film, To Kill a Mocking Bird.

Movie “Strange World” (PG)

Enjoy a movie with your friends at the Wharton Library!

Screening of Happening

Screening of Happening (L’Evenement) by Audrey Diwan, 2021, 1h 40m

Harry Potter (Movie) Trivia

“So you’re gonna suffer... but you’re gonna be happy about it.”

Hell or High Seas Movie Screening

Join us for an exclusive screening of Hell or High Seas, and meet and hear from the cast. Attendance is free; just register!

A Screening of Underneath

A captivating and mind-bending Afrofuturist story that embarks on a breathtaking journey of galactic politics, heritage, and destiny. In 1857, a slave in Little Dixie, Missouri (U.S.) is thrust into an intergalactic crisis after encountering an alien from a crashed spaceship.

Documentary screening: “Black in the Newsroom by Media 2070”

Join us on 2/16 for a screening of Black in the Newsroom and a discussion with journalists of color from New Jersey’s local news ecosystem.

Lowndes County and the Road to Black Power: Screening and Directors’ Talk

The exciting story of the fight for voting rights and Black Power in Alabama — and hear from directors Sam Pollard and Geeta Gandbhir.

German Movie Nights: Becoming Black | Screening + Q&A

Free in-person screening of Ines Johnson-Spain’s 2019 documentary about her upbringing as a Black child in the GDR

Film screening “Nope”

Join us for a screening of “Nope” (2022)

Family Movies “Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs”

Please come and join us to watch a family-friendly Movie “Cloudy with a chance of Meatballs” (2009) on Friday, February 10th at 2 PM. The movie will be screened in the Theater area. Rating (PG)

Screening of “A tale of love and desire”

Screening of “A Tale of Love and Desire” (Une histoire d’amour et de désir) by Leyla Bouzid, 2021, 1h 42m

Film screening “Inside Man”

Join us for an in-person film screening of the film “Inside Man” (2006).

Film screening “Anastasia”

Join us for a screening of “Anastasia” (1997).

Salmagundi Library Movie Night: Vertigo

A detective afflicted with a fatal fear of heights meets an alluring and haunted woman who holds the secret to a terrifying mystery.

Sojourner Truth School Special Screening of Defining US Documentary

Special screening of Defining US: Children at the Crossroads of Change hosted by Sojourner Truth School in Harlem

Film Screening “Touch of Evil”

Snubbed! Great Movies That Didn’t Win the Oscar

Film Screening “Me To Play”

Join us for a screening of Jim Bernfield`s moving documentary ME TO PLAY, followed by a Q&A with Jim and actor John Christopher Jones

Film Screenings: She Makes Movies

Watch projects that were led by women*, connect with fellow NYC filmmakers, and enjoy traditional movie-going concessions.

New Jewish Culture Fellowship — Film Screening

A screening of three short films by past and present NJCF fellows.

until Jan 27, 2023

Silent Films / Live Music

Experience three evenings of classic silent film screenings accompanied by a live score in the Winter Garden at Brookfield Place New York.

Live on Flatbush Ave.: Monthly Movie Night

Monthly Movie Night! Featuring Book to Movie adaptations

Free dinner & movie. Exclusive Screening of “The Smell of Money”

FREE Special documentary screening and dinner!

General Trivia Night

Show what you know and think while you drink!

until Apr 29, 2023 (on Sat)

Family Moring Maitnee

Relive your childhood with Saturday Morning Cartoons!

Friday the 13th Movie-Thon & Photo Op

Take a terrifying dip and join Necromantic Brew Co for a FRIDAY THE 13th Movie-Thon! There will also be Jason`s look-alike Photo Op!

MS 217 Cinepalooza

Join us for the showing of the movie Monster House!

NYC Screening: “A Blue Morning”

Join us for the NYC premiere of “A Blue Morning: Conversations Among Artists on Parenthood,” with an introduction by special guest artists!

until Jan 31, 2023 (on Tue)

Thriller Tuesdays

Thriller Tuesdays will feature “January Giallo” — a double feature of Italian-produced horror thrillers shown on a 110″ screen.

The U.S. and the Holocaust: Screening & Panel Discussion

BP Levine and Florentine Films are cohosting a discussion on The US and the Holocaust series with Directors Lynn Novick and Sarah Botstein.

“Beethoven in Beijing”: Cultural Diplomacy Film Screening and Talk-Back

Join us for a screening of this film which captures the musical, personal, and political stories of cultural diplomacy with China.

Documentary film “Mariupol. Unlost hope”

The documentary film “Mariupol. Unlost hope” is the testimony of ordinary people, who were eyewitnesses of Russia`s war against Ukraine.

NFR Series: Vincente Minnelli`s “Gigi”

Based on the novel by Colette, Gaston is the scion of a wealthy Parisian family who finds emotional refuge from the superficial lifestyle of upper-class Parisian 1900s society with the former mistress of his uncle and her outgoing, tomboy granddaughter, Gigi.

Movie screening “Manila in the claws of light” by Lino Brocka

A provincial fisherman witnesses exploitation are commonplace, and protests hint at escalating civil unrest in the Philippines

Pizza & a Movie Night: Featuring Christian Film Festival winners

First Fridays Cranbury presents: Pizza & a Movie Night featuring winners of the Christian Worldview Film Festival — Including SABINA

Notre-Dame brûle — Movie Night

An impressive show for our first movie night of the year, directed by Jean Jacques Annaud

Family Movie “Abominable!”

Join us for a family movie event!

Friends Trivia: The One with the New Year`s Eve Episodes

“Y`know if mom and dad don’t see us on TV after we made them so jealous, I mean, who’s gonna be the losers then?”

Free French Movie Night — Le fabuleux destin d`Amélie Poulain

Movie Night with Le fabuleux destin d`Amélie Poulain

Cookies, Cocoa & Movie Marathon

Families are invited to the Center for a comfy day of movies, hot chocolate and cookies! Extend the holiday cheer another day here with us!

Movie “Harry Potter”

Join us for FIVE rounds of witchcraft and wizardry at Harry Potter (Movie) Trivia at Bareburger — Westfield, NJ on Tuesday, December 27 at 7:30 pm.

Mystery Movie Night

Need a movie night out? Come join us for “Mystery Movie Night” where YOU can choose the movie the night of.

Film Premiere of “Unhomely Alone”

Please join us for the premiere screening of “Unhomely Alone” by Joseph Wilcox. The overdub nobody asked for

Afternoon Movie “The Man Who Invented Christmas”

The journey that led to Charles Dickens’s creation of “A Christmas Carol,” a timeless tale that would redefine Christmas.

Free screening of “It`s a Wonderful Life”

Free screening of one of the most iconic holiday movies, “It’s a Wonderful Life.”

Free Screening of “Noel Diary” + Q+A with co-writer Rebecca Connor

Join us for a free screening of Netflix’s hit “Noel Diary” and Q&A with co-writer Rebecca Connor after.

until Aug 27, 2023 (on Sun)

Cinema Sundays

Cinema Sundays at UES.

Coastal Movie Night 12/18 — “Elf”

Coastal is hosting a screening of Elf! Come get some dessert and enjoy the movie

Joan Jonas`s Film Screening “Street Scene”

Screening for Pat Steir: Joan Jonas’s ‘Street Scene’ and ‘Street Scene with Chalk’

Film screening “Alter Ego”

This is a story of a reclusive paranoid genius author who spends a night in his isolated mansion waiting for his creation to come and destroy him.

Film Screening of “Voluntad & Paz” and Book Presentation

Join us in New York City for an evening with the authors of a Venezuelan PhotoBook, a short Documentary Screening, and wine!

Millennium Film Journal Screening No. 76

This film screening will highlight films and moving image works from Issue 76 of the Millennium Film Journal entitled “Worlds”.

Frank Heath: Artist Talk and Screening

An evening with artist Frank Heath, whose videos mix observational documentaries, architectural photography, and prank phone calls.

Film Screenin of “Coded Bias”

Screening of “Coded Bias”, presented by The Anti-Racism Committee of St John’s in the Village

Festive Season`s Screening “Don`t Play Around with Devils”

Czech Center New York will screen a traditional Czech fairytale Don’t Play Around with Devils.

An Evening of Short Films

Come see 6 short films and meet the directors for a Q&A afterward!

Film Screening “Respect” (2021)

Following the rise of Aretha Franklin`s career, from a young child singing in her father`s church choir to international superstardom.

Saturday Matinee: “Blow Up” by Michaelangelo Antonioni (1966)

Join us here at the library for live, real-time, in-house audio description for screenings of exciting Hollywood blockbusters, curated with an eye toward promoting discussions on topics that matter. Discussion to follow Screening.

Reel to Read Movies: “The Angel Levine” (1970)

Morris Mishkin is an elderly Jewish tailor plagued by hard times who prays to God for help and receives it in the person of a most unusual angel named Levine.

Sunset Park Kids` Cinema Club: Dr. Seuss` “The Grinch” (2018)

Join us at Industry City on December 3rd for a free Sunset Park Kids` Cinema Club screening of DR. SEUSS` “The Grinch” (2018)!

Family Movies: “Kung Fu Panda 2” (2011)

Please come and join us to watch a family friendly Movie, Kung Fu Panda 2 (2011) on Friday, Decemeber 2nd at 2PM. The movie will be screened in the Theater area. Rating (PG)

Family Afternoon Movie: “Vivo”

This family-friendly adventure comedy is an animated musical

Friday Film: “Top Gun Maverick”

You are invited to Friday Film: “Top Gun Maverick” in Hamilton Grange Library, Community Room

Reel to Read Movies: “Murder Most Foul” (1964)

When Miss Marple joins a theatrical company after a blackmailer is murdered, several members of the troupe are also dispatched by this mysterious killer. Directed by George Pollock.

Seniors Short Film Surprise

Think of a book club, but instead of books, we gather to watch and discuss international short films.

Movie Monday: “Home Alone” (1990)

Join us for a screening of Home Alone (1990).

Film Screening “Uncharted”

Attend a screening of the 2022 film “Uncharted”

Saturday Cinema “The Nightmare Before Christmas”

Attend a screening of the film “The Nightmare Before Christmas”

Family Afternoon Movie “Raya and the Last Dragon”

Walt Disney Animation Studios’ Raya and the Last Dragon travels to the fantasy world of Kumandra, where humans and dragons lived together in harmony long ago.

Children`s Movie “Turning Red”

Attend a screening of the Children`s Movie “Turning Red”

“A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving” — Movie/Craft Program

Watch the A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving short animated film and make your very own Charlie Brown-inspired craft!

Documentary Screening “Los Guardianes del maiz” with La Nacional

Join us at La Nacional for our closing cash bar cocktail reception and enjoy the screening of Los Guardianes del Maiz.

National Film Registry Series: Joseph H. Lewis’ “Gun Crazy” (1949)

Classic film noir based on a short story by MacKinlay Kantor.

Monday Matinee “Marry Me” (2022)

Film screening of “Marry Me” (2022).

Film screening “From Here to Eternity”

From Here to Eternity is a 1953 American drama romance war film directed by Fred Zinnemann, and written by Daniel Taradash, based on the 1951 novel of the same name by James Jones.

Movie Monday “Ratatouille” (2007)

Join us for a screening of Ratatouille (2002).

Free Movie Screening of “Illusions perdues”

Free Movie Screening of “Illusions perdues” (2021) at the Princeton Garden Theater.

until Nov 20, 2022

“Casper” and “Slumberland” Screening at The Dreamery

Join us for the exclusive screening event of your dreams

Eternal Spring Movie Screening

Join us on Fri, 11/18 8:00 pm at Lerner 569 for a special screening and discussion of Eternal Spring.

Teens Movie Night

Join us at Morris Park Library for Teens Movie Night.

“Watermark”: Film Screening and Panel Discussion

Barnard Sustainability presents a screening and discussion of “Watermark”. This event is a part of the Climate Cinema at Barnard series.

Film Festival “As We See It” and Talkback

The series follows Jack, Harrison, and Violet, 20-something roommates on the autism spectrum, as they strive to get a job, keep a job, make friends, fall in love and navigate a world that eludes them.

“Sextortion: A Hidden Pandemic” Documentary Screening

Wynona`s House Child Advocacy Center Presents 2022 Trainings and Workshops on Child Maltreatment

“The Territory” Screening and Discussion

The Susan Locke Interdisciplinary Capstone and Environmental Sustainability and Climate Change ?Initiative proudly hosts a screening of “The Territory,” a documentary film that shows exactly what is at stake in the fight to protect our planet—and who is on the front line of that battle.

“Cornelia Street Cafe in EXILE” Work in Progress Documentary Screening

You are invited to Michael Jacobsohn`s work-in-progress screening of the Cornelia Street Cafe in EXILE documentary.

Film Screening of “My So-Called Selfish Life”

The Center for Biological Diversity and New York University are hosting a screening of “My So-Called Selfish Life”.

“Madan Sara” — film screening and discussion with director Etant Dupain

The film centers on the informal status of women in Haitian society and their importance to that same society and how it functions.

“Our River...Our Sky” — Film Screening, Q&A with Director Maysoon Pachachi

A narrative feature film by Maysoon Pachachi.

In or Out Private Screening

You are invited to formally invite you to our Private Screening of IN OR OUR on November 5th, 2022.

16mm Film Screening — Lewis Mumford: “Toward Human Architecture”

Lewis Mumford (1895-1990), the noted architectural and social critic, had been telling us for years what is wrong with the way we plan our cities and design our buildings.

Microplastic Madness: Film Screening and Panel Discussion

Columbia Climate School, Barnard Sustainability, and Cafeteria Culture presents the Microplastic Madness Film Screening and Panel Discussion

Omi & Friends + Movie Screening

Join us for an evening with Omi Bell, Founder/CEO of Black Girl Ventures and the host of The Omi Show on SiriusXm Urban View.

Family Afternoon Movie: “Soul”

Joe Gardner is an average guy teaching music in middle school whose real dream is to be a jazz musician. When he finally earns the chance to perform onstage, he has an accident that leaves him in a near-death state. As his soul is scheduled to proceed to the afterlife, he discovers that his body is still not dead. He escapes to a before-life place where he tries to negotiate a deal so he could return to Earth—before it’s too late.

Family Movies: “Cinderella” (2021)

Please come and join us to watch a family-friendly Movie, Cinderella (2021) on Friday, October 28st at 2 PM. The movie will be screened in the Theater area. Rating (PG)

Columbus Library Classic Movie

Returning to the city from her wealthy employer’s residence, Joyce Willecombe (Nancy Olson), spots two armed men on the train. She reports them to the conductor who radios the Station’s police.

Reel to Read Movies: “Us” (2019)

A family`s serene beach vacation turns to chaos when their doppelgängers appear and begin to terrorize them.

Film screening “Gothika” (2003)

On October 25, a film screening of “Gothika” (2003) will take place in the Roosevelt Island Library.

Film screening. Monday Matinee: “Little Women” (2019)

Join us for an in-person film screening of Little Women (2019).

Reel to Read Movies: “Sleepy Hollow”

Ichabod Crane is sent to Sleepy Hollow to investigate the decapitations of three people, with the culprit being the legendary apparition, The Headless Horseman. Directed by Tim Burton.

Movie Night: “Firestarter”

This adaptation of Stephen King`s novel.

Film screening. Monday Matinee: “Children of Men”

Join us for an in-person film screening of Children of Men (2006).

Documentary Mondays “The Workers Cup”

This event is online and in-person. Join us every Monday for intriguing and compelling real-life stories! Join the Pelham Parkway-Van Nest Library for a free screening of “The Workers Cup”.

Americonned: Film Screening and Discussion

Join us for a preview of the new film Americonned, about the deep and pervasive effects of income inequality in America and the impact on American workers.

A Bigger World — Being in the World Festival

A Bigger World (Un Monde plus grand) Fabienne Berthaud, 2019, 100 min. Fiction, based on a true story

16mm Film Screening — Rosa von Praunheim`s “A Virus Knows No Morals”

This underground farce by a filmmaker of the New German Cinema is a black comedy concerning everyone’s worst fears about AIDS.

Movie screening “Union”

Screening of award-winning feature film UNION with the director and actors in attendance for a Q & A afterward.

Screening and discussion with artist Diane Severin Nguyen

Join Art21 for a special screening and conversation with artist Diane Severin Nguyen.

“Turning Red” Screening and Q&A

Screening of the Disney•Pixar film, followed by a Q&A with some of the film’s animators and artists, all of whom graduated from SVA.

“Lightyear” 3D Screening and Q&A

3D Screening of the Disney•Pixar film, followed by a Q&A with some of the film’s animators and artists, all of whom graduated from SVA.

SVA Premieres: Best of 2022 Screening

Screening of some of the best short thesis films by 2022 School of Visual Arts graduates.

“Mayor” Documentary Screening and Q&A

Screening of the Peabody Award-winning documentary “Mayor”, followed by a Q&A with the director.

Earth Futures Festival: Film Screening and Panel Discussion

The Columbia Climate School presents The Earth Futures Festival Film Screening and Panel Discussion: Future Earth

until September 24, 2022

Oculus Outdoors — Free Movie Nights

Oculus Outdoors is a community event series at the World Trade Center campus brought to you by The Port Authority of NY and NJ.

“Resurrection” Screening and Q&A

Screening of the psychological horror-thriller “Resurrection”, followed by a Q&A with the writer-director.

until Sep 18, 2022

Virtual screening: A Cow`s Life (Bovines ou la vraie vie des vaches) by Emmanuel Gras (2011)

In the fields, we can see them, lying on the grass or grazing peacefully. Large placid animals we take for granted. Lions, gorillas, or bears capture our attention, but has anyone ever closely documented a cow’s life? Asked what they were doing with their days? What do they do when a storm passes? When the sun comes back? What are they thinking about when they stand there motionless, seemingly contemplating the void? Bovines chronicle the true life of a cow: grazing, ruminating, gazing — but also feeling — mooing with grief, or just enjoying an apple...

Saturday Cinema “King Richard”

Movie magic, now at Blackstone!

Film Matinee. “Dial M for Murder”

In-person event. Academy Award winners Grace Kelly and Ray Milland star with Robert Cummings in one of Alfred Hitchcock’s greatest thrillers “Dial M for Murder”.

Afternoon Movie. Film screening “The Bad Guys”

Come see The Bad Guys at Epiphany Library on August 24th.

Film screening “Stillwater”

Come to Kips Bay Library to watch “Stillwate” on August 23th

Movies at Woodstock. Film “Juno”

Come August 22 to the Woodstock Library to watch the film “Juno”

Family Movie Monday. Film screening “Soul Surfer”

Join us at Riverside Library for a screening of Soul Surfer (2011).

Family Movie Night

Enjoy a family-friendly movie at Living Hope Baptist Church. Popcorn, snacks, and sodas will be provided.

Screening: 10 Modern Marvels that Changed America

Produced by WTTW/Chicago PBS, 10 Modern Marvels that Changed America celebrates the visionary engineers who scoffed at the laws of nature, defied the naysayers —and sometimes even gravity— by undertaking amazing feats of engineering.

Friday Films “Dune”

Join the Grand Concourse Staff in watching Dune, in honor of Book Lovers Day on August 9, 2022!

Columbus Library Classic Movie. Film “Loura”

A beautiful young woman named Laura is found murdered shortly before her wedding to a dashing young playboy.

Film Matinee “A Streetcar Named Desire”

Winner of four Academy Awards.

until August 31, 2022

Van Nest Anime Club

Join the Children and YA staff at the Anime Club!

Women`s International Film Festival

Women’s Film Festival celebrating the resilience and indomitable spirit of women!

Afternoon Movie. Film “Luca”

This film is set in a beautiful seaside town on the Italian Riviera.

Teen Movie “School of Rock”

Come watch School of Rock, starring Jack Black! Come alone or bring a friend, all are welcome!

Movies Under the Stars: Sing 2

Grab a blanket and come enjoy a movie in a neighborhood park or playground! This summer, NYC Parks and The Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment will host family-friendly movie showings across the five boroughs.

NYSoM Summer Movie Series: Godzilla vs. Kong

Watch the Kings of All Monsters Battle It Out Under the Stars!

FLC and the FAME Center Summer Film Screening: Film #2

Throughout the summer, FLC and the FAME Center will be screening three social justice-oriented films in the third-floor lounge.

Erica Schreiner`s The Special People — Bushwick Screening

The Special People Screening — at Millenium Film Workshop

16mm Film Screening. R.W. Fassbinder’s “The Marriage of Maria Braun”

This story of post-war Germany revolves around a young woman as she strives for material wealth while ignoring human values.

Movies Under the Stars “Raya and the Last Dragon”

Grab a blanket and come enjoy a movie in a neighborhood park or playground!

Movies Under the Stars “Tom & Jerry”

Grab a blanket and come enjoy a movie in a neighborhood park or playground!

Movies Under the Stars “Cruella”

Grab a blanket and come enjoy a movie in a neighborhood park or playground!

Screening: Joe Papp in Five Acts

Screening of Joe Papp in Five Acts which tells the story of this indomitable, feisty, street-wise champion of the arts. As founder of The Public Theater, Free Shakespeare in the Park and producer of groundbreaking plays like Hair, A Chorus Line and for colored girls who have considered suicide/ when the rainbow is enuf, Papp believed great art was for everyone, not just a privileged few.

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