Street Angel. 1928. Directed by Frank Borzage Ko-Ko's Hot Dog. 1928. Directed by Dave Fleischer | MoMA Street Angel. 1928. USA. Directed by Frank Borzage. Screenplay by Philip Klein, Marion Orth, Henry Roberts Symonds, based on the play by Monckton Hoffe. With Janet Gaynor, Charles Farrell, Alberto Rab...

This Sunday @ 4PM, I’ll be accompanying Street Angel by Frank Borzage at MoMA’s annual Silent Movie Week. This is the 3rd year in a row I’ve accompanied a Borzage film at SMW; I look forward to diving into another of his classics. Hope you can join if you’re in town! #silentfilm #livemusic #momafilm

Film | MoMA Upcoming schedule and showtimes for film screenings at MoMA. Enjoy the best of domestic and world cinema in our state-of-the-art movie theaters.

Enjoyed seeing La Doña, María Félix on the big screen! These films are beautifully made & show the values & history of Mexico & the Mexican revolution. 🇲🇽 @criterion.bsky.social put out a box set of Emilio Fernández! www.moma.org/calendar/film/ #MoMAFilm #MoMA #CriterionCollection #Mexico #MariaFelix

Second chance to catch CHESS FEVER + THE LAST COMMAND at MoMA, today at 4pm! 🎹📽️🎞️🎶♟️🎖️

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Chess Fever. 1925. Directed by Vsevolod I. Pudovkin The Last Command. 1928. Directed by Josef von Sternberg | MoMA Chess Fever. 1925. USSR. Directed by Vsevolod I. Pudovkin. Screenplay by Pudovkin, Nikolai Shpikovsky. With Jose Capablanca, Zakhar Darevsky, Natalie Glan. 35mm. Silent, with musical accompaniment. En...

I'll be accompanying CHESS FEVER (1925) & THE LAST COMMAND (1928) at MoMA’s “A Theater Near You” series on June 12 @ 7pm & June 18 @ 4pm 🎹🎹

#silentfilm #livemusic #momafilm

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Salomé. 1923. Directed by Alla Nazimova Fuses. 1965. Directed by Carolee Schneemann | MoMA Salomé. 1923. USA. Directed by Alla Nazimova. DCP. Silent. 74 min. Legend has it that openly lesbian filmmaker Alla Nazimova assembled an all-queer cast for her highly stylized adaptation of Oscar Wil...

I'll be accompanying SALOMÉ (1923) at MoMA’s “Queer and
Uncensored” series - May 28 @ 4:30pm & June 4 @ 2pm 🎹🎹

#silentfilm #livemusic #momafilm

The Fishing Place Rob Tregenza’s The Fishing Place (2025) is a mesmerizing work of slow cinema. The director, who served as a cinematographer for Béla Tarr and Ágnes Hranitzsky’s Werckmeister Harmonies (2000), is an ex...

“Rob Tregenza’s THE FISHING PLACE (2025) is a mesmerizing work of slow cinema. The director, who served as a cinematographer for Béla Tarr… is an expert at long, languid takes. In his new film, he uses them with a freshness and unpredictability….” 📽️ 🎞️ #FilmSky #MoMA #MoMAFilm #NYC

Fun and twisted night out at a screening of “Conclave”, followed by a conversation with director Edward Berger, Ralph Fiennes🖤, Isabella Rossellini, John Lithgow, costume designer Lisy Christl and cinematographer Stephane Fontaine. #conclave #film #momafilm #nyc

Night out winning the lottery with Jesse Eisenberg and his film “A Real Pain”. #film #arealpain #arealpainmovie #momafilm #nyc

Night out with Writer/Director Annie Baker who reminds us that design is everything. Her latest “Janet Planet” hits you in several subtle ways. #janetplanet #momafilm #film #nyc

MADE IN ENGLAND: THE FILMS OF POWELL AND PRESBERGER (2024) Tribeca 2024 I am not a fan of Powell and Pressberger. Their films never fully worked for me. I admire them technically but I really don't put them on ...

Even if you don't like Powell & Pressberger you are going to love MADE IN ENGLAND: THE FILMS OF POWELL AND PRESBERGER which played #Tribeca and will soon be at #MoMAFilm and @ the Quad Cinema www.unseenfilms.net/2024/06/made...