A live Scope NYC view of film events in New York for Tuesday, September 22, 2026.
John Wilson tries applying a Hallmark screenwriting formula to a documentary about concrete, turning an unlikely subject into a creative experiment.
A solitary young woman’s island existence is disturbed by three vacationers, including a boy drawn to her mysterious world.
John Wilson tries applying a Hallmark screenwriting formula to a documentary about concrete, turning an unlikely subject into a creative experiment.
“What is your damage, Heather?” Cynical, surreal and viciously funny, this dark high school comedy remains one of the most influential teen movies ever.
YOU HAD TO BE THERE: HOW THE TORONTO GODSPELL IGNITED THE COMEDY REVOLUTION… Opens Friday, September 18 with dCP open captions.
A teenage golf-club worker explores an elite Manila resort, uncovering the violence beneath its carefully maintained comforts.
Charles Burnett follows a young man torn between his brother’s upwardly mobile wedding and his best friend’s funeral.
Masaki Kobayashi stages four Japanese ghost stories in elaborate color tableaux, presented in a new 4K restoration.
The Tree of Life screens at Paris Theater as part of Big & Loud 2026.
Alex Gibney draws on Salman Rushdie’s writing and survival after the 2022 stabbing to examine artistic freedom under threat.
A solitary young woman’s island existence is disturbed by three vacationers, including a boy drawn to her mysterious world.
Petite Maman screens at Metrograph as part of In Her Shadow.
John Wilson tries applying a Hallmark screenwriting formula to a documentary about concrete, turning an unlikely subject into a creative experiment.
La Haine screens at Metrograph as part of This Night Has Opened My Eyes.
Charles Burnett follows a young man torn between his brother’s upwardly mobile wedding and his best friend’s funeral.
A teenage golf-club worker explores an elite Manila resort, uncovering the violence beneath its carefully maintained comforts.
YOU HAD TO BE THERE: HOW THE TORONTO GODSPELL IGNITED THE COMEDY REVOLUTION… Opens Friday, September 18
A grieving father and a psychiatrist pursue his daughter’s killers in Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s Paris-set reworking of his revenge thriller.
L'Argent screens at Metrograph as part of Jean-Louis Ughetto: The Sound of Things.
John Wilson tries applying a Hallmark screenwriting formula to a documentary about concrete, turning an unlikely subject into a creative experiment.
Alex Gibney draws on Salman Rushdie’s writing and survival after the 2022 stabbing to examine artistic freedom under threat.
Elevator to the Gallows screens at Paris Theater as part of Big & Loud 2026.
Literary Adaptation II: Charles-Ferdinand Ramuz - L'Alliance as part of Jean-Luc Godard: Unmade and Abandoned.
Master Z: The Ip Man Legacy screens at Museum of Modern Art as part of Yuen Woo-ping: The Number One Martial Arts Director Under the Sky.
Charles Burnett follows a young man torn between his brother’s upwardly mobile wedding and his best friend’s funeral.
Orpheus screens at Metrograph as part of Classical Cinema on a 35mm print.
A Corsican teenager goes into hiding with her fugitive father, discovering the violence and loyalties that govern his life.
Jinpa screens at BAM as part of A Pure Person: The Sonic Landscape of Lim Giong.
John Wilson tries applying a Hallmark screenwriting formula to a documentary about concrete, turning an unlikely subject into a creative experiment.
A teenage golf-club worker explores an elite Manila resort, uncovering the violence beneath its carefully maintained comforts.
Wake in Fright screens at Metrograph as part of The Worldwide West.
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,...