MoMA Film

Mr. Scorsese is coming to MoMA! We are presenting all episodes of Rebecca Miller's excellent profile of Martin Scorsese on the big screen next week! Julianne Moore will lead a conversation with Miller after the May 27 presentation moma.org/calendar/film/…

Two Chaplin shorts with live accompaniment, be still my heart

Silent Movie Week 2026 Jul 29-Aug 3 7 new silent film restorations (6 from MoMA!) The series opens with D. W. Griffith’s Way Down East, accompanied by a 10-piece orchestra performing the original 1920 score on July 29 moma.org/calendar/film/…

Rob Tregenza's new feature 'Fast' will world premiere @MoMAFilm on August 12. Read our interviews with Tregenza on his life in cinema with Jean-Luc Godard and Béla Tarr: thefilmstage.com/tag/rob-tregen…

Tomorrow night...

Should book a hotel in nyc for a month and see all of these and do nothing else

An Evening with Ellen Pau Monday, May 18 7 pm Hong Kong–based artist Ellen Pau joins us to present a program of experimental video work made in Hong Kong from the 1980s to the present. moma.org/calendar/event…

Very happy with this film series. Please share widely so that Teo’s films can reach as many people as possible! We will be seeing wonderful 16mm prints from the Pompidou (also some ones in Super 8!), which we don’t know when will be loaned again. A unique opportunity!

'Trying to Forget to Remember,' a trilogy shot over the course of two decades by Belgian filmmaker Caroline Strubbe, is now screening @MoMAFilm: thefilmstage.com/nyc-weekend-wa…

A Friday treat for you... Universal Westerns June 5- July 3 30 restored westerns from the Universal archive. Full schedule and write ups from @dave_kehr now online! moma.org/calendar/film/…

Teo Hernández: A Pomegranate Orchard and the Bitter Well The first monographic retro of Hernández in the US. Parisian avant-garde diaristic films about physical and spiritual desire on 16mm and Super 8... Opens one week from tonight! moma.org/calendar/film/…

Caroline Strubbe’s Trilogy of Forgetting Director Caroline Strubbe’s “Trying to Forget to Remember” trilogy – now showing @MuseumModernArt – creates enigmatic space in the viewer’s head, or in the space between our heads and the spaces on screen. – Michael Barrett. #BelgianCinema READ: tinyurl.com/StrubbeTrilogy

The Belgian filmmaker Caroline Strubbe has spent 15 years filming the same two actors — watching a child become an adult on screen — across three features that together form one of the most quietly ambitious, richly detailed projects in contemporary European cinema. The complete Trying to Forget to Remember trilogy begins Thursday with The Silent Treatment (2025).  I'm the Same, I'm an Other and Lost Persons Area follow through May 14. moma.org/calendar/film/…

Tonight…

As a new retrospective begins @MoMAFilm, revisit director Tarsem on about filming in impossible situations, playing to your audience, how not to get a movie financed, and more. mubi.com/en/notebook/po…

The films, commercials, and music videos of Tarsem are now screening @MoMAFilm: thefilmstage.com/nyc-weekend-wa…

TONIGHT!

Trying to Forget to Remember: Three Films by Caroline Strubbe May 7-14 Strubbe’s trilogy, shot over nearly two decades, follows a Flemish girl named Tess and a Hungarian migrant worker named Szabolcs from a charged encounter in an industrial wasteland through its largely unspoken aftermath moma.org/calendar/film/…

"Tarsem Is Terrified of So-So" Dive into a new interview with Tarsem ahead of our retrospective opening on Friday! moma.org/magazine/artic…

One week from tonight! An Evening with Uzi Parnes Mon, April 27 7 pm moma.org/calendar/event…