For opening night of our Luc Moullet retrospective, we present a new 4K restoration of his autofictional masterpiece paired with a similarly comedic self-portrait.

As part of our retrospective, we present a double feature of Moullet's earliest features in new 4K restorations, both underseen absurdist classics of the French New Wave.

As part of "Luc Moullet: Hardly Working", a Mezzanine retrospective, we present Moullet's absurdist comedy set during France’s ‘80s period of economic austerity.

A master of resourceful filmmaking, we present a curated selection of Luc Moullet's incisive and hilarious short films, including his Henry James adaptation.

Co-presented with Discordia, this radical Brazilian cult film follows the members of a woman's soccer team who are discovering themselves and exploring their sexuality under the shadow of a conservative society.

For one night only, artists Heather McAdams and Chris Ligon join us in person to host an all-16mm screening of oddballs and rarities from their personal archives.

A shorts program of New York City-set films about the nature of racial and other identities, guest curated by writer and critic Brandon Harris.

Nellie Kluz's feature debut is a keenly perceptive doc that captures the friction between the American dream and reality through the lives of international student workers.

We are honored to present a new restoration of Lebanese filmmaker Heiny Srour's monumental portrait of Arab women throughout the twentieth century, with Srour in person for a Q&A moderated by Fariha Róisín.