A live Scope NYC view of film events in New York for Friday, October 16, 2026.
La Bola Negra screens at Paris Theater on a 35mm print.
Man of Marble screens at Film Forum as part of Andrzej Wajda 100.
Ken Russell’s uncut 1971 film turns a 17th-century French convent into a volatile collision of state power, religion and mass hysteria.
La Bola Negra screens at Paris Theater on a 35mm print.
Marialuisa Ernst follows Central American mothers searching for disappeared migrant children, linking their present-day struggle to her uncle’s disappearance during Argentina’s dictatorship.
Man of Iron screens at Film Forum as part of Andrzej Wajda 100.
Socrates screens at Metrograph as part of Classical Cinema.
Ken Russell’s uncut 1971 film turns a 17th-century French convent into a volatile collision of state power, religion and mass hysteria.
All the Children but One screens at Museum of Modern Art as part of The Craft: Claire Atherton.
Midnight in Paris screens at Metrograph as part of Radical Chiaroscuro: The Work of Darius Khondji on a 35mm print.
Marialuisa Ernst follows Central American mothers searching for disappeared migrant children, linking their present-day struggle to her uncle’s disappearance during Argentina’s dictatorship.
The Water Is Always Warm follows the dissolution of a friendship after one friend becomes involved in a controversial religion. as part of The Downtown Festival 2026.
La Bola Negra screens at Paris Theater with extended introduction by cast member Julio Torres on a 35mm print.
Multi-Media Resource Center Program 1: Confessions and Sex Histories screens at Anthology Film Archives as part of Sexual Cinéma Vérité: The Multi-Media Resource Center in Context on a 16mm print.
Ken Russell’s uncut 1971 film turns a 17th-century French convent into a volatile collision of state power, religion and mass hysteria.
Marialuisa Ernst follows Central American mothers searching for disappeared migrant children, linking their present-day struggle to her uncle’s disappearance during Argentina’s dictatorship.
In Singapore, school dropout Choo returns to her elite all-girls Chinese school to join the graduating class. as part of The Downtown Festival 2026.
Demain on déménage (Tomorrow We Move) screens at Museum of Modern Art as part of The Craft: Claire Atherton.
Empty Nest: Stan Brakhage's TORTURED DUST screens at Film-Makers’ Coop with presented by Carter Haskins. on a 16mm print.
Picking up after Hellraiser, Kirsty is detained in a psychiatric institute under the care of occult-obsessed Dr. Channard.
The Promised Land screens at Film Forum as part of Andrzej Wajda 100.
Morbid Weekend screens at Spectacle as part of Spectober 2026 with director Q&A.
Multi-Media Resource Center Program 2: Active Partners screens at Anthology Film Archives as part of Sexual Cinéma Vérité: The Multi-Media Resource Center in Context on a 16mm print.
Ken Russell’s uncut 1971 film turns a 17th-century French convent into a volatile collision of state power, religion and mass hysteria.
Cabaret Boys screens at Roxy Cinema New York as part of The Downtown Festival 2026 with a Q&A with Michael M. Bilandic following screening, moderated by Special Guest.
The Terminator screens at Metrograph as part of A Cyberpunk Canon.
The Fly screens at Quad Cinema as part of Masters of Horror with introduction by Su Silver, writer..
Shock Infinity screens at Spectacle as part of Spectober 2026.
La Bola Negra screens at Paris Theater on a 35mm print.
Alien Zone screens at Spectacle as part of Spectober 2026.