Film in New York City coming up

New York Documentary Film Festival 2026.

Screening and Q&A on a new chapter after retirement.

Dracula's Angel: screening with director Bryan Beasley.

Fatherland, Pawlikowski's Cold War film with Sandra Hüller.

Other Israel: films on Israeli society.

Wild Horse Nine: Martin McDonagh's political thriller.

Club Kid: film about a club promoter facing fatherhood.

Visible Humans: film and talk on the human body project.

Godzilla Minus Zero: Yamazaki's sci-fi horror film.

Irena: a film portrait of Irena Veisaitė by Giedrė Žickytė.

Asilah Oui: films on Melehi and dancer Hassan Ouakrim.

Bouvy and Jansa films with artist talk.

A Radical Thread: a film on a 1960s commune, then a talk.

New films from the Baltic states.

"No Country for Mothers": film and open talk on motherhood.

Air: music video and live acoustic set by Joe Endozo.

Spellbound: Hitchcock thriller with Ingrid Bergman.

Boding: short film screening and talk with Tith Kanitha.

Her Song: film about a writer in Provence, with Q&A.

Animated shorts from Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.

Kogonada's drama about a violinist in Hong Kong, plus Q&A.

A Clockwork Orange: Kubrick's dystopian cult film classic.

“Chameleon Street”: Sundance prize film with Richard Brody.

Bird In Hand: screening with director Q&A.

Soul Patrol: documentary on Black Vietnam vets, with Q&A.

Scarecrows, a documentary, with director Laila Pakalniņa.

Chinese Roulette, Fassbinder's 1976 chamber drama.

Suzhou River, Lou Ye's brooding film noir mystery.

The Brood: Cronenberg's 1979 body horror classic.

Lost Highway: David Lynch's nightmare of a noir film.

Demme's psychological thriller, late-night cinema.

Dean’s List: nine films with actor Dean Stockwell.

De Gaulle - Part 1: drama on the birth of the Resistance.

Jodorowsky's scandalous surreal cult film, restored.

Avedon: Ron Howard's documentary on the photographer.

Mouse, film with Q&A with its two directors.

The Reflecting Skin: Ridley film starring Viggo Mortensen.

The Cat in the Hat, family film with open captions.

After Yang and Verse: tech films with directors in person.

After Winter Comes Spring: Misselwitz's GDR documentary.