Film Events in NYC for Monday, August 10

A live Scope NYC view of film events in New York for Monday, August 10.

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  1. NYC Summer Mini Portraits

    7:00 AM · 261 Mott St

  2. The Samurai and the Prisoner

    12:00 PM · Film at Lincoln Center

    Kurosawa turns a 16th-century siege into a tense, metaphysical whodunit about fear, power and betrayal.

  3. Late Fame

    12:15 PM · Film Forum

    Willem Dafoe plays a forgotten New York poet pulled into sudden attention by younger artists.

  4. Reel Talks: The World of Black Film

    12:30 PM · Bryant Park

  5. Center Stage

    1:00 PM · Film Forum

    Maggie Cheung plays silent-film icon Ruan Lingyu in Stanley Kwan's lush 4K-restored biopic.

  6. The Piano

    1:00 PM · Film at Lincoln Center

    Campion's Palme d'Or winner follows a mute pianist, her daughter and a dangerous bargain in colonial New Zealand.

  7. Late Fame

    2:25 PM · Film Forum

    Willem Dafoe plays a forgotten New York poet pulled into sudden attention by younger artists.

  8. The Samurai and the Prisoner

    3:00 PM · Film at Lincoln Center

    Kurosawa turns a 16th-century siege into a tense, metaphysical whodunit about fear, power and betrayal.

  9. Documentary Screening - The American Sector

    3:00 PM · Webster Library

  10. The Piano

    3:30 PM · Film at Lincoln Center

    Campion's Palme d'Or winner follows a mute pianist, her daughter and a dangerous bargain in colonial New Zealand.

  11. Late Fame

    3:45 PM · Film at Lincoln Center

    Willem Dafoe plays a forgotten New York poet pulled into sudden attention by younger artists.

  12. Sheep in the Box

    4:00 PM · BAM

    Kore-eda imagines a grieving couple bringing home an artificial child identical to the son they lost.

  13. Center Stage

    4:10 PM · Film Forum

    Maggie Cheung plays silent-film icon Ruan Lingyu in Stanley Kwan's lush 4K-restored biopic.

  14. Please, Don't Bury Me Alive!

    4:30 PM · Museum of Modern Art

    Please, Don't Bury Me Alive! screens at Museum of Modern Art as part of Immigrant Nation: People in Transit on a 35mm print.

  15. Welcome II the Terrordome

    4:30 PM · BAM

    Ngozi Onwurah's restored Afrofuturist dystopia connects slavery's afterlife to policing and racial violence.

  16. Late Fame

    4:40 PM · Film Forum

    Willem Dafoe plays a forgotten New York poet pulled into sudden attention by younger artists.

  17. The Samurai and the Prisoner

    4:40 PM · BAM

    Kurosawa turns a 16th-century siege into a tense, metaphysical whodunit about fear, power and betrayal.

  18. Soldados de la Democracia

    5:00 PM · AMC 34th Street 14

  19. Bryant Park Movie Nights

    5:00 PM · Bryant Park Lawn in Bryant Park

  20. CatVideoFest 2026

    6:00 PM · Firehouse: DCTV’s Cinema for Documentary Film

    A communal compilation of the latest and best cat videos, with ticket proceeds supporting cats in need.

  21. The Piano

    6:00 PM · Film at Lincoln Center

    Campion's Palme d'Or winner follows a mute pianist, her daughter and a dangerous bargain in colonial New Zealand.

  22. The Samurai and the Prisoner

    6:00 PM · Film at Lincoln Center

    Kurosawa turns a 16th-century siege into a tense, metaphysical whodunit about fear, power and betrayal.

  23. Short Film Big Story Dominican Short Film Competition Block 1

    6:00 PM · AMC 34th Street 14

  24. Late Fame

    6:15 PM · Film at Lincoln Center

    Willem Dafoe plays a forgotten New York poet pulled into sudden attention by younger artists.

  25. Man with a Shotgun / Shottogan no Otoko

    6:45 PM · Anthology Film Archives

    Man with a Shotgun / Shottogan no Otoko screens at Anthology Film Archives as part of Experimental Westerns, Part 2: Acid + International Westerns.

  26. Mikey and Nicky

    6:45 PM · Alamo Drafthouse

    Elaine May turns one terrified mobster's night on the run into a bruising study of male friendship.

  27. Late Fame

    6:50 PM · Film Forum

    Willem Dafoe plays a forgotten New York poet pulled into sudden attention by younger artists.

  28. Hope

    7:00 PM · Museum of Modern Art

    Hope screens at Museum of Modern Art as part of Immigrant Nation: People in Transit.

  29. Trás-os-Montes

    7:00 PM · BAM

    Reis and Cordeiro turn northeast Portugal into a vivid docudrama of folklore, daily life and myth.

  30. Center Stage

    7:20 PM · Film Forum

    Maggie Cheung plays silent-film icon Ruan Lingyu in Stanley Kwan's lush 4K-restored biopic.

  31. Stalking Chernobyl

    7:30 PM · Spectacle

    Iara Lee follows dark tourists and thrill seekers drawn into the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone's radioactive afterlife.

  32. Mujeres Extraordinarias: Así en la guerra, como en la paz

    7:30 PM · AMC 34th Street 14

  33. The Samurai and the Prisoner

    7:45 PM · BAM

    Kurosawa turns a 16th-century siege into a tense, metaphysical whodunit about fear, power and betrayal.

  34. The Piano

    8:30 PM · Film at Lincoln Center

    Campion's Palme d'Or winner follows a mute pianist, her daughter and a dangerous bargain in colonial New Zealand.

  35. Free Movie On The Waterfront: Superman

    8:30 PM · Astoria Park Lawn in Astoria Park

  36. Late Fame

    8:45 PM · Film at Lincoln Center

    Willem Dafoe plays a forgotten New York poet pulled into sudden attention by younger artists.