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Best Museum of Kinetic Images
Award Winner 2001

Hours: Tue-Fri 10am-3pm

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Fantastic Mr. Fox

1:00 p.m. May 26

Dir. Wes Anderson (2009).
The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou

3:00 p.m. May 26

Dir. Wes Anderson (2004).
The Darjeeling Limited

6:00 p.m. May 26

Dir. Wes Anderson (2007). Preceded by short.
Wes Anderson’s Worlds

7:00 p.m. May 18

One has to wonder if Wes Anderson’s film career never took off, would he have found himself the host of an interior-decorating show today? Anderson...
The Creator

8:00 p.m. May 31

Dir. Al Holmes and Al Taylor (2012). W/directors in person.

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2001 | Best Museum of Kinetic Images

Of the atrocious puns that can be made with its acronym, the one that rings truest is MOMI dearest. With the near total disappearance of repertory cinema in Gotham, the AMERICAN MUSEUM OF THE MOVING IMAGE feeds us with precious weekend retros and lays before us a spread of more than a thousand artifacts documenting the stuff dreams are made of, in film, television, and digital media. Plus, with 13 interactive experiences, you can make like an auteur, if only momentarily. More »

DRESS TO KILL

By Araceli Cruz | Wed, May 02, 2012

Imagine Robert De Niro in Martin Scorsese's Casino without those intimidating three-piece suits. Not quite as tough, is he? Exploring the links between fashion, film, and crime, the Fashion in Film Festival: If Looks Could Kill, the third collabor... More »
Barry Lyndon

By Jim Hoberman | Wed, December 28, 2011

Dir. Stanley Kubrick (1975). The loveliest of Kubrick films—indeed, the lone Kubrick movie to invite that adjective—visualizes the late 18th century as a death-haunted realm of perpetual summer, its grand empty spaces inhabited by the zombie likes... More »
Lola Montés

By Jim Hoberman | Wed, December 21, 2011

Dir. Max Ophüls (1955). One of the great causes célèbres of auteurist film criticism, Ophüls’ ironic super-production—as garish and vulgar as any mid ‘50s Hollywood costume drama, albeit knowingly so—takes the career of the 19th-century adventurou... More »
Chandu the Magician

By Jim Hoberman | Wed, December 14, 2011

Dir. William Cameron Menzies (1932). Adapted from a popular radio show (and featuring Bela Lugosi as its villain), is Orientalist hocus-pocus at its most entertainingly juvenile—old-fashioned Saturday afternoon nonsense that sophisticates Spielber... More »
The Color Wheel

By Jim Hoberman | Wed, December 07, 2011

Dir. Alex Ross Perry (2011). A brother-sister road trip takes on mythic—or at least richly psychological—proportions in this artfully shot, well cast, frequently comic quasi-mumble production. Thu., Dec. 8, 7 p.m., 2011 More »
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