His career began in the Warner Brothers montage department in the heady heyday of the studio system, and ended at the dawn of the “high concept” ’80s blockbuster. In between, he produced an all-timer classic of

A series that shows just how nice twice can be.

DO IT AGAIN! opens at Metrograph starting November 1, Tickets Here 🎟️

Just in time for Thanksgiving and the annual confrontation with the gnarlier branches of your family tree that comes along with it, a series delving into cinema’s rich heritage of unusual—to say the least—uncles and aunts.

IN HER SKIN opens at Metrograph starting September 27, Tickets Here 🎟️

A series of films that renders women as subjects rather than objects.

A series celebrating the timeless art of storytelling.

Now playing in theater Tickets Here 🎟️

Mark Lee Ping-bing, celebrated for his work with Hou Hsiao-hsien, is a master of luminous imagery and graceful camera work. His four-decade career, marked by collaborations with top directors, showcases his genius in low-light and long-take

A film series exploring power struggles and simmering resentments that turn relationships into battlegrounds.

A selection drawn from the rich and varied history of animation, with an eye to works for general audiences that push their stories and design into bravura realms. This month’s spotlight falls upon two feature-length films

For the cinephile on a time budget.

Watch now on Metrograph At Home

Starting July 5th, Tickets Here 🎟️

Vacation vicariously in the Metrograph air conditioning with Summer at Sea, a series of films set at the shore or on the open water, boasting sweaty, sun-dappled, sand-in-the-toes cinema by

Summer is coming on fast, and with it comes Pride Month, a celebration of the LGBTQ+ community that began in the wake of the Stonewall Uprising of 1969 and has continued (and grown) ever since. Metrograph

Starting May 31st, Tickets Here 🎟️

Founded in 1974 by Bucharest-born Marin Karmitz, mk2 has through its 50 years been involved in the production, distribution, and exhibition of films by a line-up of directors that reads