A live Scope NYC view of film events in New York for Sunday, September 20, 2026.
John Wilson applies lessons from a Hallmark screenwriting workshop to a wandering documentary about concrete and the people surrounding it.
Ghost in the Shell screens at Metrograph as part of Hack the Planet.
Peggy Sue Got Married screens at Nitehawk Cinema Williamsburg as part of 80s Bombshell: Kathleen Turner at Nitehawk Cinema.
The Cameraman screens at Film Forum as part of NYC in Transit with ♪ Live piano accompaniment by Steve Sterner ♪.
The Little Mermaid screens at Metrograph as part of It Started with a Mouse: Hand-Drawn Classics on 35mm.
An eighteen-year-old living alone on an island has her private world disrupted when three young visitors arrive.
“What is your damage, Heather?” Cynical, surreal and viciously funny, this dark high school comedy remains one of the most influential teen movies ever.
John Wilson applies lessons from a Hallmark screenwriting workshop to a wandering documentary about concrete and the people surrounding it.
Ghosts of Mars screens at Nitehawk Cinema Prospect Park as part of The Deuce at Nitehawk Cinema on a 35mm print.
Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan + Space Seed screens at Museum of the Moving Image as part of Practical Magic on a 35mm print.
West Side Story screens at Paris Theater as part of Big & Loud 2026 on a 70mm print.
YOU HAD TO BE THERE: HOW THE TORONTO GODSPELL IGNITED THE COMEDY REVOLUTION… Opens Friday, September 18 with dCP open captions.
A young tee girl at an exclusive Manila golf club exposes the class divisions beneath its carefully maintained surface.
Masaki Kobayashi transforms four Japanese ghost stories into elaborate color tableaux; Film Forum presents the anthology on 35mm.
Medea screens at Metrograph as part of Classical Cinema.
In Charles Burnett’s Los Angeles tragicomedy, Pierce faces conflicting obligations to his brother’s wedding and his best friend’s funeral.
Humboldt USA screens at Regal Essex Crossing Cinema as part of Climate Film Festival.
Knock Off screens at Metrograph as part of Don't Play with Fire: The Films of Tsui Hark on a 35mm print.
Sep 18 Q&A with Dirs. Liza Donnelly and Kathleen Hughes and Roz Chast, moderated by Bobby Ghosh Sep 19 Q&A with Dirs.
John Wilson applies lessons from a Hallmark screenwriting workshop to a wandering documentary about concrete and the people surrounding it.
Alex Gibney follows Salman Rushdie’s recovery after the 2022 attack, exploring survival, love and the stakes of free expression.
This non-linear romance follows a working class woman’s attempt to reignite lost love. as part of A Pure Person: The Sonic Landscape of Lim Giong.
Kung Fu Hustle screens at Museum of Modern Art as part of Yuen Woo-ping: The Number One Martial Arts Director Under the Sky on a 35mm print.
An eighteen-year-old living alone on an island has her private world disrupted when three young visitors arrive.
Your Name screens at Museum of the Moving Image as part of World of Animation.
John Wilson’s concrete documentary screens with a Q&A moderated by Sarah Sherman after the 2:10pm show.
A young tee girl at an exclusive Manila golf club exposes the class divisions beneath its carefully maintained surface.
Sep 18: Q&A with Yoruba Richen, Toshi Reagon, moderated by Liza Jessie Peterson | Co-Presented with Black Documentary Collective Sep 19: Q&A with Yoruba Richen, Rosza Daniel Lang/Levitsky,...
YOU HAD TO BE THERE: HOW THE TORONTO GODSPELL IGNITED THE COMEDY REVOLUTION… Opens Friday, September 18
In Charles Burnett’s Los Angeles tragicomedy, Pierce faces conflicting obligations to his brother’s wedding and his best friend’s funeral.
A grieving father and a psychiatrist pursue his daughter’s killers in Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s Paris-set reworking of his revenge thriller.
Blood Brunch screens at Spectacle with a bimonthly mystery horror matinee.
The Birds screens at Museum of the Moving Image as part of Practical Magic.