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A man in a hooded coat turns to the camera while sitting in a car

Fargo

This dark comedy about a botched kidnapping in rural Minnesota that turns into a triple homicide is the quintessential Joel and Ethan Coen movie.

An extreme closeup of a woman looking in a mirror and the camera with a blank expression
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The Sweet East

Nothing is sacred in the knockabout feature directorial debut of acclaimed cinematographer Sean Price Williams and critic-turned-screenwriter Nick Pinkerton, screening in 35mm.

A dilapidated barn leans over in a vast green field

Common Enemy

On April 21, MoMI presents the New York City premiere of The Humane League documentary organized by MoMI's Teen Council. The film examines individuals affected by corporate animal agriculture. Includes a post-screening panel discussion and Q&A.

A group of five men wearing white shirts look concerned as they gather around a table and listen to a transistor radio perched on the table in front of them.

1968 

On April 4, 1968, an epic basketball game between Greek team AEK and Slavia Prague gave Greece its first European Cup against all odds.

A man in a striped shirt dangles strands of spaghetti into his mouth with his fingers.

About Thirty (Arturo a los 30)

Martín Shanly’s second feature is a witty comedy of errors about Arturo (played by the director himself), who, on the way to the wedding party of his former best friend, is involved in a bizarre car accident. Q&A with Shanly and star Camila Dougall on April 21.

An animated image of an orange figure with a fiery head meant to represent the element fire standing at a table aside a blue figure with a liquid head meant to represent the element water; the fire character is featured as feminine, the water character is designed as traditionally male. Both smile, though the fire figure looks at the water figure, who looks away awkwardly.
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Elemental

Every day during spring break week, the Museum will screen Pixar’s 2023 release, nominated for an Oscar for Best Animated Feature, which brilliantly renders flames, water drops, clouds, and soil as fully alive characters inhabiting a New York–like metropolis.

An animated image of an orange figure with a fiery head meant to represent the element fire standing at a table aside a blue figure with a liquid head meant to represent the element water; the fire character is featured as feminine, the water character is designed as traditionally male. Both smile, though the fire figure looks at the water figure, who looks away awkwardly.
Recurring

Elemental

Every day during spring break week, the Museum will screen Pixar’s 2023 release, nominated for an Oscar for Best Animated Feature, which brilliantly renders flames, water drops, clouds, and soil as fully alive characters inhabiting a New York–like metropolis.

An animated image of an orange figure with a fiery head meant to represent the element fire standing at a table aside a blue figure with a liquid head meant to represent the element water; the fire character is featured as feminine, the water character is designed as traditionally male. Both smile, though the fire figure looks at the water figure, who looks away awkwardly.
Recurring

Elemental

Every day during spring break week, the Museum will screen Pixar’s 2023 release, nominated for an Oscar for Best Animated Feature, which brilliantly renders flames, water drops, clouds, and soil as fully alive characters inhabiting a New York–like metropolis.

An animated image of an orange figure with a fiery head meant to represent the element fire standing at a table aside a blue figure with a liquid head meant to represent the element water; the fire character is featured as feminine, the water character is designed as traditionally male. Both smile, though the fire figure looks at the water figure, who looks away awkwardly.
Recurring

Elemental

Every day during spring break week, the Museum will screen Pixar’s 2023 release, nominated for an Oscar for Best Animated Feature, which brilliantly renders flames, water drops, clouds, and soil as fully alive characters inhabiting a New York–like metropolis.