A live Scope NYC view of film events in New York for Sunday, August 16, 2026.
The Birdcage screens at Nitehawk Cinema Williamsburg as part of The Class of '96 at Nitehawk Cinema.
The Jungle Book screens at Metrograph as part of It Started with a Mouse: Hand-Drawn Classics on 35mm.
Bottle Rocket screens at Nitehawk Cinema Prospect Park as part of The Class of '96 at Nitehawk Cinema.
A Clockwork Orange screens at Paris Theater as part of New York Film Critics Circle at the Paris, with an introduction by New York Film Critics Circle member Rafer Guzmán on a 35mm print.
A communal compilation of cat videos screens with proceeds supporting local cats in need.
Superstar Summer comes to a combustible close with one of the biggest movies of the ‘90s from one of the biggest director/star pairings, turning in their record-shattering blockbuster hit.
A forgotten New York poet is pulled into sudden attention by a younger literary salon.
Robb Moss revisits friendship, aging and memory along a river with longtime subject Barry Wasserman.
Tom Courtenay plays a Yorkshire clerk whose fantasy life keeps colliding with work, family and Julie Christie.
American cheesemongers chase a historic Mondial du Fromage win in Sara Joe Wolansky's documentary.
Walkabout screens at Metrograph as part of Going Up The Country on a 35mm print.
Center Stage screens at Film Forum with 35th Anniversary 4K Restoration.
Jaws screens at Museum of the Moving Image as part of Practical Magic.
New 4K Restoration! Yeon Sang-ho’s global phenomenon TRAIN TO BUSAN arrives back in theaters to celebrate its 10th Anniversary.
On Call screens at Museum of Modern Art as part of Immigrant Nation: People in Transit.
Summer Wars screens at BAM as part of Summer in Japan.
CatVideoFest screens at Museum of the Moving Image as part of New Releases.
FAST screens at Museum of Modern Art as part of MoMA Presents: Rob Tregenza’s FAST.
Adam Meeks & stars Will Poulter, Noah Centineo & Annette Deao Thu Aug 13 at 7:00 Q&A with dir.
Robb Moss revisits friendship, aging and memory along a river with longtime subject Barry Wasserman.
after the 1:50 show! Sunday, August 23: Q&A with director Penny Lane moderated by filmmaker Judith Helfand after the 1:50 show!
A forgotten New York poet is pulled into sudden attention by a younger literary salon.
Gregg Araki's trauma drama follows two Kansas teenagers whose childhood memories point toward the same abuse.
Tom Courtenay plays a Yorkshire clerk whose fantasy life keeps colliding with work, family and Julie Christie.
54 (Director's Cut) screens at Roxy Cinema New York as part of This Is Cinématographe with a Q&A with Mark Christopher following screening.
Falling Leaves screens at Metrograph as part of Otar Iosseliani: Fables of Modern Life.
Fist Church screens at Spectacle with a bimonthly mystery kung-fu matinee.
Shozo, a Cat and Two Women screens at Asia Society as part of Kyoko Kagawa Rarities on a 35mm print.
Jane Schoenbrun turns a slasher-franchise reboot into a queer horror story of desire, fandom and fear.
Kiyoshi Kurosawa turns a besieged 16th-century castle into a tense mystery of traitors, strategy and fear.
Paranoid Park screens at Metrograph as part of Like the Wind: Lensed by Christopher Doyle.
Rory Kennedy's documentary follows Boeing whistleblowers and new revelations around the company's safety failures.
The Wind Blows Under Your Feet / Talpuk Alatt Fütyül a Szél screens at Anthology Film Archives as part of Experimental Westerns, Part 2: Acid + International Westerns.