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Film Forum

Film Forum is a non-profit independent cinema in Hudson Square, Manhattan.

Curation by and for film fans makes Film Forum one of NYC’s great places to see old movies and independent films from around the world. There are children’s films on Sundays.

There are bars across the street where you can grab a snack. When we go, we stay for two or three movies in a row. The curation is that good.

Film Forum News

Film Forum in Hudson Square, NYC (courtesy the venue)
Film Forum in Hudson Square (courtesy Film Forum)

Bad Luck Banging or Loony Porn, by Radu Jude, (Berlin Golden Bear Winner) opened Nov 19. $15. 🇷🇴 filmforum.org

Film Forum Tickets

filmforum.org
209 West Houston St
(between Sixth Ave & Varick St)
Hudson Square (West SoHo), Manhattan

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Subways
(1) to Houston
(A)(C)(E) or (B)(D)(F) to West 4th St-Washington Square
(C)(E) to Spring St

Instagram @filmforumnyc

Previously

Illustrious Corpses (1976), by Francesco Rosi, screens Fri, Oct 8-21. $15. filmforum.org 🇮🇹

In Balanchine’s Classroom (2021), by Connie Hochman, screens to Thu, Oct 14. $15. 🇺🇸

Breathless (1960), by Jean-Luc Godard, screens to Thu, Oct 14. $15. filmforum.org 🇫🇷

West Side Story (1961) starring Rita Moreno screens Sun, Oct 10 at 11am. $11. filmforum.org

GoodFellas (1990), the Scorsese mob masterpiece, screens to Thu, Oct 7. $15. filmforum.org 🇮🇹

Fire Music (2018), Tom Surgal’s free jazz documentary, screens to Thu, Oct 7. $15. filmforum.org 🇺🇸

Little Girl (2020) by Sébastien Lifshitz, a gentle story of how a 3-year old boy who declares herself a girl deals with the world, ends Thu, Sep 30 in French with subtitles. $15. filmforum.org 🇫🇷🏳️‍🌈

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