Filmed on location in a neighborhood that's been largely demolished to make way for Citi Field, Chop Shop endures as a work of authentic, minutely observed storytelling,

Our online auction, supporting the Museum’s exhibitions, screenings, and education and community engagement programs, is now accepting bids through June 16!

This sordid and subversive art-house horror essential, screening 7/29, delights as it revolts audiences with its shocking scenario, sleek synth soundtrack, and gorgeous design aesthetic. 

A modern take on David Cronenberg’s 1988 thriller, Dead Ringers features Rachel Weisz playing the double-lead roles of Elliot and Beverly Mantle.

During the month of June, Museum of the Moving Image presents a wealth of exciting programming perfect for Pride, Juneteenth, and more!

Wes Anderson's new film in a special free sneak preview.

This year's program reflects the diverse voices from contemporary Arab filmmakers based in the U.S. or in the larger diaspora who create works that challenge how the region has historically been mapped, presented, and represented.

Join us for a weekend of performances, film screenings, media-making activities, and a gallery talk.

Users, playing 7/21, is work of both bracing intimacy and staggering cinematic ambition, a wide-ranging inquiry into how technology is increasingly driving all aspects of our society.

A cinematic experience truly unlike any other, 32 Sounds, screening 6/16 and 6/17, investigates the mysterious nature of perception and the subtle yet radical politics that arise from sensation and being present in one’s body. 

Unpredictable British genre filmmaker Strickland, through the use of hypnotic imagery and a tsunami of phantasmagoric sound design, finds the idiosyncrasy of two women's kinky relationship as well as its very human core.