Ponyo
Perfect for audiences of all ages, Studio Ghibli’s colorful aquatic adventure, directed by Hayao Miyazaki and inspired by The Little Mermaid, plays daily at the Museum during winter recess week! Recommended for ages 5+.
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Black History Month Film Festival Program 1: Black Mothers in Film
On 2/25, this short film showcase celebrates the voices and stories of Black mothers rooted in love, loss, triumph, and tragedy created entirely by Black mother filmmakers from across the African diaspora. Followed by a panel discussion with local filmmakers.
Paris, Texas
German movie icon Wim Wenders’s journey into the heart of a strange and beautiful American landscape is a superb, emotional glimpse at this country from an outsider’s perspective.
Members-only Conversation Club: Deep Red
Join Jesse Berberich, Lead Programmer of Disreputable Cinema, and Cory Everett, author and creator of Cinephile, for a pre-screening discussion of horror and the giallo subgenre.
Deep Red
Dario Argento’s masterful, macabre giallo classic screens on 2/25.
Ponyo
Perfect for audiences of all ages, Studio Ghibli’s colorful aquatic adventure, directed by Hayao Miyazaki and inspired by The Little Mermaid, plays daily at the Museum during winter recess week! Recommended for ages 5+.
Black History Month Film Festival Program 2: The Afrikan Poetry Theatre’s Film Showcase + Autumn Beat
Followed by a Q&A discussion, this free showcase on 2/26 will feature a selection of short films, including one written, shot, and produced at The Afrikan Poetry Theatre.
18
In this powerful coming-of-age drama set in a working-class neighborhood of Athens, a racist group of 18-year-old students persecute immigrants, gays, and anyone who is just different amid the economic crisis, the resurgence of fascism, and the rise of COVID-19.
Crooklyn
This slice-of-life period piece packs an emotional wallop and features boldly lyrical photography by Arthur Jafa and remarkable lived-in performances by Alfre Woodard and Delroy Lindo that rank among the finest of the era.
Argentina, 1985
Screening 2/26, Santiago Mitre’s Oscar-nominated film expertly balances emotional historical drama with moments of humor to create a dazzling film about fighting back against corruption and evil.
All Quiet on the Western Front
The gripping story of a young German soldier on the Western Front of World War I, based on the world renowned bestseller by Erich Maria Remarque.
Miguel’s War
Screening Eliane Raheb crafts a cinema of catharsis and explores the limitations of memory and recollection in this sprawling examination of her unreliable narrator’s past, present, and future.
Miller’s Crossing
The third feature from the Coen Brothers is a crackling, pitch-dark crime drama set in Prohibition-era America.