Stranger, smaller-room, and in-the-know Scope NYC picks for Thursday, April 23.
Anthology on a Thursday is still how the week gets a little rougher around the edges.
The parenthetical enthusiasm is part of the appeal here, not a problem to solve.
A new writing series with this much self-belief is worth at least one look.
A Museum of the Moving Image screening this oddly titled tends to be more rewarding than it first sounds.
Game Center talks are one of the better ways to catch the city's ideas crowd without the usual varnish.
A book club in a beer hall can still feel sharper than most official literary programming.
A title this grandiose at Anthology is rarely a waste of time.
Spectacle is exactly where a movie with this name should be seen.
Caveat has built a whole ecology around people taking their obsessions too seriously, which is useful.
The late-film slot stays strongest when it feels a little disreputable.