Followed by a Q&A discussion, this free showcase on 2/26 will feature a selection of short films, including one written, shot, and produced at The Afrikan Poetry Theatre.

On 2/25, this short film showcase celebrates the voices and stories of Black mothers rooted in love, loss, triumph, and tragedy created entirely by Black mother filmmakers from across the African diaspora. Followed by a panel discussion with local filmmakers.

On 2/17, director Jon-Sesrie Goff joins us in person to present his moving personal documentary set in South Carolina, exploring intergenerational questions and tensions in a post-civil rights era.

Todd Haynes's visionary masterpiece starring Julianne Moore.

Carl Goodman is stepping down from his role as Executive Director on March 3, 2023 after 34 years with the Museum.

Halpern made nearly 40 films and one feature, almost all on 16mm. During the 40 years she spent in Los Angeles, she collaborated with such luminaries as Pat O’Neill, Charles Burnett, and her husband David ...

Halpern made nearly 40 films and one feature, almost all on 16mm. During the 40 years she spent in Los Angeles, she collaborated with such luminaries as Pat O’Neill, Charles Burnett, and her husband David ...

On 2/10, a three-part tribute to the films of the late Amy Halpern's kicks off with her sensual, life-affirming 64-minute film, plus selected shorts. David Lebrun, Amy’s devoted husband and collaborator, will join us in person for the series.

Experimental artist Amy Halpern (1953-2022) made nearly 40 films and one feature, almost all on 16mm. In celebration of her life, films, and commitment to the moving image community, MoMI is pleased to present three programs of Halpern’s work.

Last Thursday evening, January 5, Museum of the Moving Image and the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation held an awards ceremony and reception to honor the 2022 Sloan Student Prize winners.

All the Beauty and the Bloodshed is an epic, emotional, and interconnected story about internationally renowned artist and activist Nan Goldin.

This major exhibition devoted to the work of José Val del Omar (1904–1982), a visionary Spanish artist, filmmaker, and inventor who approached cinema as a multisensory experience, brings these immersive cinematic installations to U.S. audiences for the first time.