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Film ForumLive
West VillageNew York's leading nonprofit cinema — new independents plus a full repertory program.Film at Lincoln CenterLive
Upper West SideWalter Reade Theater & Elinor Bunin Munroe Film Center; home of NYFF and New Directors/New Films.IFC CenterLive
Greenwich VillageFirst-run indies, midnight movies, and the main hub of DOC NYC.MetrographLive
Lower East SideTwo screens of archival 35mm and curated new releases, plus a members-only streaming library.Anthology Film ArchivesLive
East VillageAvant-garde and experimental cinema; one of the great preservation archives.Quad CinemaLive
Greenwich VillageManhattan's first multiplex, now a four-screen art house.Angelika Film Center
NoHoSix screens of independent and foreign-language releases on Houston Street.Village East by Angelika
East VillageA restored Yiddish Rialto theater; a primary DOC NYC venue.MoMA Film
MidtownThe Museum of Modern Art's film department — retrospectives drawn from its own collection.The Paris Theater
MidtownThe city's last single-screen theater, operated by Netflix.Roxy Cinema TribecaLive
TribecaBelow-ground repertory house screening 35mm nightly.Cinema VillageLive
Greenwich VillageOne of the oldest continuously operating art houses in the city.Japan SocietyLive
Midtown EastJapanese cinema year-round, including the annual Japan Cuts festival.Maysles Documentary CenterLive
HarlemDocumentary screenings and filmmaker training founded by Albert Maysles.Cinemas 123 by Angelika
Upper East SideThree-screen house on Third Avenue, open since 1962; part of the Angelika circuit since 2021.Symphony SpaceLive
Upper West SidePerforming arts center on Broadway at 95th Street; films screen in the Leonard Nimoy Thalia.New Plaza CinemaLive
Upper West SideNonprofit art-house cinema based in the Macaulay Honors College screening room on West 67th Street.Scandinavia HouseLive
Murray HillNordic cinema, classic to contemporary, in the 168-seat Victor Borge Hall on Park Avenue.Firehouse: DCTV's Cinema for Documentary FilmLive
Chinatown67-seat documentary cinema in DCTV's landmarked former firehouse on Lafayette Street.Brooklyn10
BAM Rose CinemasLive
Fort GreeneFour screens at the Brooklyn Academy of Music; new releases and deep repertory series.Nitehawk Cinema — WilliamsburgLive
WilliamsburgDine-in independent cinema with a heavy midnight and brunch program.Nitehawk Cinema — Prospect ParkLive
Park SlopeThe restored Sanders Theater, now a seven-screen dine-in house.Spectacle TheaterLive
WilliamsburgVolunteer-run microcinema, 30 seats, obscurities and rarities.Light IndustryLive
Brooklyn HeightsVenue for film and electronic art, one event at a time.Syndicated Bar Theater KitchenLive
BushwickRepertory programming with dinner service; a Brooklyn Horror Film Festival venue.Film Noir CinemaLive
Greenpoint54-seat microcinema in a former funeral home on Meserole Avenue.Cobble Hill Cinemas
Cobble HillFive-screen first-run house on Court Street, opened in 1926 as the Lido Theater.Williamsburg Cinemas
WilliamsburgSeven-screen first-run cinema on Grand Street, run by the family behind Cobble Hill Cinemas.e-flux Screening RoomLive
Clinton Hill100-seat cinema for artists' film, video art, and experimental work on Classon Avenue.Queens5
Museum of the Moving Image
AstoriaMuseum and cinematheque devoted to film, television, and digital media.Kew Gardens Cinemas
Kew GardensNeighborhood art house and home of the Festival of Cinema NYC.Stuart Cinema & CafeLive
Long Island CityTwo-screen dine-in cinema on Northern Boulevard, moved from Greenpoint in 2026; the city's first Black Latina-owned movie theater.Low CinemaLive
RidgewoodNeighborhood repertory screen on 60th Street.UnionDocsLive
RidgewoodCenter for documentary art on Onderdonk Avenue: screenings, conversations, and labs.