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Matter Out of Place

On 4/28, see Nikolaus Geyrhalter's singular documentary, which engenders both awe and existential unease, aesthetic fascination and discomfiting implications for the earth’s future.

An animated image of a hand holding a cell phone, with an image of a face mirrored on the phone. The colors are blue and purple.

Animating Emotions: A Workshop with Steven Fraser

In this animation workshop, artist Steven Fraser, Marvels of Media Awardee and animator of Coming Out Autistic and Prosopagnosia, will instruct participants on how to transform and animate objects with a mobile phone.

Two baseball players, a pitcher and a catcher for the Cleveland Indians, look intently at each other on the field

Major League

Ward’s crowd-pleasing comedy was a box-office breakout and would prove an enduring touchstone within baseball culture that then became reference points for and inspired nicknames and ballpark singalongs.

An animated image on a desktop screen, of two people, one purple and one yellow, kissing. Two hands, one yellow and one purple, extend on either side of the screen.

ReelAbilities x Marvels of Media Showcase

Marvels of Media partners with ReelAbilities Film Festival to present selections from the 2023 ReelAbilities Festival related to the topic of autism, with a Q&A discussion moderated by Assistant Curator of Public Programs Tiffany Joy Butler. 

Four men in hats and 1920s garb hold shotguns and look at camera

The Untouchables

Master craftsman De Palma collaborated with playwright David Mamet to adapt the 1950s ABC television series—itself an adaptation of Elliot Ness’s autobiography—into one of the great cinematic achievements of the 1980s.

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ReelAbilities: Unidentified Objects

As part of the ReelAbilities Film Festival, MoMI presents exciting, innovative cinema that delves into the lives of people with disabilities, including this feature directed by Juan Felipe Zuleta, followed by a Q&A with Zuleta, producer Masha Leonov, actor Matthew Jeffers, and actor Sarah Hay. 

A man with a goatee stands with arms folded before a live baseball TV control room, looking at camera

An Evening with John DeMarsico, N.Y. Mets Game Director for SNY

In honor of the most creative, entertaining, and innovative live sports show in the country, MoMI welcomes John DeMarsico, New York Mets Game Director for nightly SNY broadcasts, for a big-screen showcase of the cinematic inspirations for his baseball broadcasts on 4/29.

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Bloodthirsty Butchers

Underground auteur Andy Milligan brings unrelenting bleakness and his quintessential distaste for mankind to this ghastly grindhouse take on the Sweeney Todd story, screening

Four men in hats and 1920s garb hold shotguns and look at camera

The Untouchables

Master craftsman Brian De Palma collaborated with playwright David Mamet to adapt the 1950s ABC television series—itself an adaptation of Elliot Ness’s autobiography—into one of the great cinematic achievements of the 1980s.