Programs

Screening alongside the landmark cult classic Tales from the Hood, this new film traces a secret history of black Americans in Hollywood through their century-long connection to the horror genre.

A complete retrospective of Marlon Riggs, an artist of extraordinary courage and vision who gave cinematic voice to gay black men and defied a culture of shame to explore issues of race and sexuality in his work.

This wide-ranging look at love in all its forms surveys how this most fundamental yet complex of emotions has been explored on-screen by some of cinema’s most perceptive chroniclers of the human condition.

This monthly program challenges the cinema canon by presenting one iconic, highly regarded classic alongside a thematically or stylistically related—and equally brilliant—film traditionally excluded from that discussion.

George A. Romero’s all-American nightmares fuse visceral filmmaking with satiric and deadly serious commentaries on race, capitalism, militarism, and the dark side of human nature.

We welcome prominent artistic or cultural figures to present the films that inspired their passion for cinema.