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Gotham Dance Theater: The Films

Gotham Dance Theater: The Films

October 18 at 12pm (This weekend) +1

Stuart Cinema & Cafe · LIC • $35

Two dance films, one afternoon: "22" turns director Marc Nuñez's mother's journey as an Overseas Filipino Worker into a meditation on courage and the American Dream, while "Free" celebrates the company's ten years of movement.

The Wolf Man (1940)

The Wolf Man (1940)

October 25 at 1pm (Next weekend)

Museum of the Moving Image · Astoria

Introduce your little monster to the original Wolf Man at this kid-friendly matinee. Universal's 1941 classic trades gothic scares for tragic howls, perfect for budding horror fans ages 8 and up.

Experience the magical world of cartoon animation

Experience the magical world of cartoon animation

November 9 at 2pm

Voelker Orth Museum · Flushing

Step back into 1890s Queens to watch rare silent cartoons flicker to life. Film historian Thomas Jose Stathes hosts an afternoon of vintage animation inside this impeccably preserved Victorian time capsule.

Drive-In Movie Night: Men in Black

Drive-In Movie Night: Men in Black

November 14 at 7pm

New York Hall of Science · Corona

Watch Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones battle aliens under the stars. This free screening brings the Queens Drive-In back for one night: park your car or grab a provided chair and settle in for some '90s sci-fi nostalgia.

BATHERS

BATHERS

October 16

154th Street · Queens

Old friends, fresh grief, one familiar lake. Charlie Rinehart-Jones follows his sold-out debut with a raw ensemble drama about a friend group fumbling to console one of their own.

The Best New York City Exhibitions of 2025

The Best New York City Exhibitions of 2025

MoMA PS1 · LIC

Camacho and Lien's film haunts PS1 with images of Filipino children collecting sugarcane and diving into the sea—connecting colonial agriculture to the 1985 Escalante Massacre and generational wounds that won't heal.

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