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Directed by John Badham

The story of Bay Ridge paint store clerk who lives strut his stuff at the 2001 Odyssey neighborhood discotheque by night.

Available through May 23

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Directed by William Klein

Presented by Wes Anderson

Klein’s stunningly up-close-and-personal sports documentary, set behind the scenes of the 1981 French Open, is back by popular demand. A Metrograph Pictures release.

Available through Jun 22

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Directed by DIS

A TV pilot for a multi-genre docu-sci-fi series, which departs from the premise of a nature show by turning the camera onto nature’s least natural invention: us.

Available through Nov 18

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Directed by Michael Blackwood

Introduced by Anthony Roth Costanzo

Our series celebrates Philip Glass’s Akhnaten at the Metropolitan Opera with a screening of A Composer’s Notes: Philip Glass and the Making of an Opera.

Available through Jun 2

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Directed by Kate Dolan

Introduced by Kate Dolan

Kate Dolan’s savage short is an atmospheric street harassment revenge thriller with real claws.

Available through Dec 25

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Directed by Jack Hazan and David Mingay

Rude Boy follows roughneck Ray Gange as he drops his Soho sex-shop job to roadie for The Clash—the most fiery, revolutionary rock ’n’ roll band of the era.

Available through Jun 23

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Directed by Jóhann Jóhannsson

Introduced by Filmmaker Bill Morrison

A stunning feature debut and final cinematic testament from the late composer and musician Jóhann Jóhannsson (Sicario, Arrival, Mandy) conjures a world of surreal and phantasmagorical monument

Available through Dec 31

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Directed by Mia Hansen-Løve

Intro by Mia Hansen-Løve
Q&A with Mia Hansen-Løve and Julia Solomonoff

A strikingly original, deeply empathetic family drama that sidesteps all clichéd sentimentality on the way to achieving quietly devastating results. 

Available through Jun 22

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Directed by Andrzej Żuławski

Banned upon its original release in 1981, Possession is cinematic delirium at its most intoxicating.

Available through Jun 22

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Directed by Claire Denis

Exclusive Digital Run

Metrograph Pictures presents one of Denis’s most exhilarating films, which charts the travels of a mercenary (Michel Subor) as he journeys from the snowy Alps to Korea to Tahiti in search of a heart transplant and his son.

Available through Jun 22

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Directed by Fruit Chan

Chan’s raw, atmospheric portrait of nihilistic youth and a city on the brink, following a high-school dropout who sees little hope for his future, was
the first independent film released in post-Handover Hong Kong. Newly restored!

Available through Jun 22

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Directed by Djibril Diop Mambéty‎

Djibril Diop Mambéty’s follow-up to Touki Bouki is a hallucinatory, biting satire of a contemporary Senegal whose post-colonial dreams are faced with erosion by Western materialism.

Available through Jun 22

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Directed by Susan Sontag

Essayist, novelist, critic, and cinephile, Susan Sontag made only four films as a writer/director, and this one—her first—provides an introduction to a startlingly original filmmaker. Newly restored!

Available through Jun 22

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Directed by Edo Bertiglio

Starring Jean-Michel Basquiat, this street-smart rock-musical fantasy provides a window into a long-lost world of life on the margins that feels especially potent today.

Available through Jun 22

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Directed by Éric Rohmer

Shot quickly in and around Paris during a production break on Rohmer’s Le Rayon Vert, this breezy, witty film tracks the friendship between a savvy Parisian and a naïve painter from the countryside through four connected vignettes.

Available through Jun 22

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Directed by Djibril Diop Mambéty‎

Metrograph Pictures presents new restorations of two medium-length films by the Senegalese master that provide us a fuller picture of the elements that define his small, but perfect, filmography—a rich social vision, sly humor, and formal ingenuity.

Available through Jun 22

Streaming

Directed by William Klein

Presented by Wes Anderson

Klein’s stunningly up-close-and-personal sports documentary, set behind the scenes of the 1981 French Open, is back by popular demand. A Metrograph Pictures release.

Available through Jun 22

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Directed by Éric Rohmer

The first title in Rohmer’s “Comedies and Proverbs” film cycle is a fleecy farce of romantic overanalysis starring Philippe Marlaud and Marie Rivière.

Available through Jun 22

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Directed by Claire Simon

This Wiseman-esque documentary from Claire Simon observes a process that is highly personal, idiosyncratic, and subject to the vagaries of personal prejudice.

Available through Jun 22

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Directed by Arne Sucksdorff

Hailed “a masterpiece” by The New York Times when it opened in 1955, this rhapsody of a film centers around life on a Swedish farm in the north of the country.

Available through Jun 22

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Directed by John Hanson and Rob Nilsson

John Hanson and Rob Nilsson collaborated on this remarkable series of documentaries underwritten by the North Dakota Humanities Council.

Available through Jun 22

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Directed by Marcus Lindeen

More than forty years later, the surviving crew members of the Acali mission reunite to reenact and recollect their experience.

Available through Jun 22

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Directed by Jack Hazan

Hazan’s narrative-nonfiction hybrid focusing on artist David Hockney is a time capsule of hedonistic gay life in the 1970s as well an invaluable portrait of art history in action.

Available through Jun 22

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Directed by Éric Rohmer

A new restoration of the final episode of Rohmer’s “Comedies and Proverbs” series, in which two young women are tempted by each other’s love interests.

Available through Jun 22

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Directed by Leah Hennessey and Emily Allan

Romantic poets Lord Byron and Percy Shelley are imagined as sex-crazed, drug-addled undercover agents of a secret society.

Available through Nov 18

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Directed by DIS

A TV pilot for a multi-genre docu-sci-fi series, which departs from the premise of a nature show by turning the camera onto nature’s least natural invention: us.

Available through Nov 18

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Directed by Hannah Black, Juliana Huxtable, and And Or Forever

An animal stands trial for crimes including “being disgusting,” in a dream-like confrontation between being and the law.

Available through Nov 18

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Directed by Various

Available through May 20

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Directed by Lois Weber and Phillips Smalley

Introduced by Shelley Stamp

Inspired in part by the 1915 sensational trial of birth control activist Margaret Sanger, this five-reeler puts abortion center stage.

Available through May 27

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Directed by Amalie R. Rothschild

Amalie R. Rothschild’s documentary presents a diverse range of women sharing personal stories about seeking illegal abortions.

Available through May 27

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Directed by Penny Lane

Twelve women from all walks of life gather for a symbolic “dinner party” as they candidly discuss their experiences with abortion.

Available through May 27

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Directed by Amy Heckerling

Introduced by Curator Emma Myers

The zeitgeist-defining debut from Amy Heckerling captures the hormonal highs and lows of high school life in the San Fernando Valley in the early ’80s.

Last chance - ends tonight!

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Directed by John Badham

The story of Bay Ridge paint store clerk who lives strut his stuff at the 2001 Odyssey neighborhood discotheque by night.

Available through May 23

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Directed by Various

Guest curator Emma Meyers discusses the films in her series "It Happens to Us: Abortion in American Film."

Available through May 18

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Directed by Lars von Trier and Jørgen Leth

"It’s remixing, and that’s what I do in my work; I’m collaging, I’m repeating motifs and symbols over time.”—Alexandria Smith

Available May 27 - Jun 3

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Directed by Chico Colvard

"Colvard filmed me on and off, and you can see the moments when I was really struggling, making work in my own living room. Marjorie still stays with me; in many ways she’s a stand-in or an avatar.”—Alexandria Smith

Available May 27 - Jun 3

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Directed by Michel Gondry

“One of my favorites. Every couple of years I re-watch it. There’s an incredible element of magical realism, and that’s part of why I love it so.”—Alexandria Smith

Available May 27-30

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Directed by Various

Available through May 20

Past Screening

Directed by Various

BADBADNOTGOOD discuss their new studio album "Talk Memory" in conversation with Brandon Jenkins.

Last available May 13 2022

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Directed by Various

Critic and author Nick Pinkerton expands on his book about Tsai Ming-liang's 2003 film Goodbye, Dragon Inn.

Available through May 18

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Directed by Various

Guest curator Emma Meyers discusses the films in her series "It Happens to Us: Abortion in American Film."

Available through May 18

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Directed by Various

Writer Mayukh Sen on Ousmane Sembène's Black Girl.

Available through May 17

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Directed by Various

Girlfight director Karyn Kusama and moderator Lisa Duva in conversation.

Available through May 17

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Directed by Various

Director Todd Chandler and producer Danielle Varga discuss their film Bulletproof.

Available through May 13

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Directed by Various

Tim Heidecker and Rick Alverson discuss their 2012 film The Comedy.

Available through Apr 23

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Directed by Various

Will Menaker and the hosts of the True Anon podcast discuss The Parallax View.

Available through Apr 22

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Directed by Various

The Washing Society filmmakers Lynne Sachs and Lizzie Olesker in conversation with Silvia Federici, moderated by Emily Apter.

Available through Apr 23

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Directed by Various

Filmmaker Patricia Rozema and artist Laurie Anderson discuss Rozema's film I've Heard the Mermaids Singing.

Available through Apr 23

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Directed by Various

Project X star Jonathan Daniel Brown and filmmaker Michael M. Bilandic in conversation.

Available through Apr 23

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Directed by Jack Hazan

Hazan’s narrative-nonfiction hybrid focusing on artist David Hockney is a time capsule of hedonistic gay life in the 1970s as well an invaluable portrait of art history in action.

Available through Jun 22

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Directed by Edo Bertiglio

Starring Jean-Michel Basquiat, this street-smart rock-musical fantasy provides a window into a long-lost world of life on the margins that feels especially potent today.

Available through Jun 22

Streaming

Directed by Susan Sontag

Essayist, novelist, critic, and cinephile, Susan Sontag made only four films as a writer/director, and this one—her first—provides an introduction to a startlingly original filmmaker. Newly restored!

Available through Jun 22

Streaming

Directed by Jack Hazan and David Mingay

Rude Boy follows roughneck Ray Gange as he drops his Soho sex-shop job to roadie for The Clash—the most fiery, revolutionary rock ’n’ roll band of the era.

Available through Jun 23

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Directed by Jeanetta Rich

Introduced by Jeanetta Rich

When Homegirl discovers she’s pregnant by the guy who ghosted her, she must face a “new normal” all alone.

Available through Oct 21

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Directed by Laura Jean Hocking

Introduced by Laura Jean Hocking

Hot Singles incisively explores the experience of isolation, as a woman seeks refuge from an apocalyptic event.

Available through Oct 21

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Directed by Xenia Matthews

Introduced by Xenia Matthews

Journey through the colorful, musical world of Xenia Matthews’s mind as she explores intergenerational trauma, interactions with state violence, and how these can seep into loving relationships such as her own.

Available through Oct 21

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Directed by Ebony Blanding and Kate E. Hinshaw

Introduced by Ebony Blanding and Kate E. Hinshaw

Ten Leaves Dilated traces the origins of the cabbage patch birth myth to explore shifting ideas around birth in the American South.

Available through Oct 21

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Directed by Éric Rohmer

A new restoration of the final episode of Rohmer’s “Comedies and Proverbs” series, in which two young women are tempted by each other’s love interests.

Available through Jun 22

Streaming

Directed by Éric Rohmer

Shot quickly in and around Paris during a production break on Rohmer’s Le Rayon Vert, this breezy, witty film tracks the friendship between a savvy Parisian and a naïve painter from the countryside through four connected vignettes.

Available through Jun 22

Streaming

Directed by Éric Rohmer

The first title in Rohmer’s “Comedies and Proverbs” film cycle is a fleecy farce of romantic overanalysis starring Philippe Marlaud and Marie Rivière.

Available through Jun 22

Streaming

Directed by Djibril Diop Mambéty‎

Djibril Diop Mambéty’s follow-up to Touki Bouki is a hallucinatory, biting satire of a contemporary Senegal whose post-colonial dreams are faced with erosion by Western materialism.

Available through Jun 22

Streaming

Directed by Djibril Diop Mambéty‎

Metrograph Pictures presents new restorations of two medium-length films by the Senegalese master that provide us a fuller picture of the elements that define his small, but perfect, filmography—a rich social vision, sly humor, and formal ingenuity.

Available through Jun 22

Streaming

Directed by Marcus Lindeen

More than forty years later, the surviving crew members of the Acali mission reunite to reenact and recollect their experience.

Available through Jun 22

Streaming

Directed by Claire Simon

This Wiseman-esque documentary from Claire Simon observes a process that is highly personal, idiosyncratic, and subject to the vagaries of personal prejudice.

Available through Jun 22

Streaming

Directed by William Klein

Presented by Wes Anderson

Klein’s stunningly up-close-and-personal sports documentary, set behind the scenes of the 1981 French Open, is back by popular demand. A Metrograph Pictures release.

Available through Jun 22

Streaming

Directed by John Hanson and Rob Nilsson

John Hanson and Rob Nilsson collaborated on this remarkable series of documentaries underwritten by the North Dakota Humanities Council.

Available through Jun 22

Streaming

Directed by Jack Hazan

Hazan’s narrative-nonfiction hybrid focusing on artist David Hockney is a time capsule of hedonistic gay life in the 1970s as well an invaluable portrait of art history in action.

Available through Jun 22

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Directed by Various

Followed by a Q&A with the Filmmakers

Metrograph and The Department of Motion Pictures present a collection of the finest short films from the past year curated by Emily May Jampel.

Available through Aug 7

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Directed by Eve Liu

Introduced by Eve Liu

A Woman with No Name retrieves her husband’s bones from a gang of mythical Chinese Cowboys.

Available through Aug 7

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Directed by Francesca de Fusco

Introduced by Francesca de Fusco

After getting dumped, Maia seeks solace by crashing with her best ex Alex.

Available through Aug 7

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Directed by Constance Tsang

Introduced by Constance Tsang

The pressure for Beau’s success causes a rift in their relationship, and soon life imitates art.

Available through Aug 7

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Directed by Livia Huang

Introduced by Livia Huang

A woman asks her mother for advice one night and receives surprising answers.

Available through Aug 7

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Directed by Zamarin Wahdat

Introduced by Zamarin Wahdat

When 8-year-old Kati stows away in her father’s delivery van, Faruk must juggle his responsibilities as a single dad while holding down his first job in a new country. As their relationship deepens, a brush with covert racism tests the bond between a father and daughter.

Available through Aug 7

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Directed by Molly Gillis

Introduced by Molly Gillis

A lonely American faces unrequited love on a farm commune in the south of France.

Available through Aug 7

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Directed by Lars von Trier and Jørgen Leth

"It’s remixing, and that’s what I do in my work; I’m collaging, I’m repeating motifs and symbols over time.”—Alexandria Smith

Available May 27 - Jun 3

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Directed by Chico Colvard

"Colvard filmed me on and off, and you can see the moments when I was really struggling, making work in my own living room. Marjorie still stays with me; in many ways she’s a stand-in or an avatar.”—Alexandria Smith

Available May 27 - Jun 3

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Directed by Michel Gondry

“One of my favorites. Every couple of years I re-watch it. There’s an incredible element of magical realism, and that’s part of why I love it so.”—Alexandria Smith

Available May 27-30

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Directed by Corey Yuen

A Seattle karate student fights against the Soviet strongman (Jean-Claude Van Damme, in a rare “heavy” role) who shut down his dad’s dojo.

Available Jun 1-15