For several years now, the most consistently adventurous, unpredictable, intelligent, and dynamic films have been works of nonfiction.

In conjunction with MoMI's upcoming Moving Image Awards on December 4 in honor of director Todd Haynes, we celebrate his incomparable career with a complete retrospective of his films, from the 1980s to the 2020s, including Poison, Safe, I'm Not There, Carol, May December, and more.

At MoMI, we believe in the enduring vitality of cinema as a communal endeavor and that the glories of the big screen experience are always ripe for discovery and rediscovery from one generation to the next.

Sneak previews of upcoming Latin American and U.S. Latinx film releases, in association with Cinema Tropical.

Audiences have been underestimated for far too long, and deserve a taste of all the humor, heartbreak, nuance, and insight that films from Muslim cultures have brought to cinema.

This monthly series presents both classic and contemporary animated films from around the world with a family-friendly audience in mind.

Art and Craft is an ongoing series spotlighting artistry behind the camera and beyond the screen. Each screening is accompanied by an in-depth conversation with leading moving image professionals

This ongoing film series—made possible with support from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation—combines special screenings and conversations with scientists and filmmakers.

This program features both well-known and recently unearthed silent treasures for audiences of all ages to enjoy, often presented with live accompaniment.

In collaboration with the Hellenic Film Society USA, MoMI presents a regular selection of outstanding contemporary Greek films.

Swedish director Roy Andersson’s feature films are made of loosely related vignettes, filmed in long takes and meticulously crafted compositions worthy of Jacques Tati or Buster Keaton.

In this ongoing series, we spotlight roughly one film every month that we simply adore and are ardent to revisit in our theaters.

The imaginative, playful, creative, and prolific film and television work of Jim Henson is celebrated in this recurring screening series.

Often called cult or underground, these films comprise a subculture of hidden gems and alternative classics that often challenge the norms of art and entertainment.