Exclusive: While the brick-and-mortar space is still months away from reopening, the NYC theater is continuing to expand its curated digital offerings.
Exclusive: The “Pulse” and “Cure” director’s latest opens virtually via the Metrograph on Friday, December 11.
Audiences will be able to watch “Downtown 81” and “Blue Velvet” while enjoying a meal crafted by a Michelin-starred chef.
Exclusive: Metrograph Digital will kick off this week with Metrograph Live Screenings, which are designed to feel like an in-theater experience.
Jia’s documentary portrait of Shanghai can finally be seen stateside in a new director’s cut, and IndieWire has the exclusive new trailer.
Jack Hazan was appalled when his hybrid film was panned by U.S. critics. Now considered a masterpiece, it re-opens in New York today.
Exclusive: A too-little-seen masterpiece of queer cinema, Jack Hazan’s 1974 docu-fiction charts the artist’s affair with Peter Schlesinger.
Exclusive: A new restoration of Iceland’s black-and-white fairytale from 1990 gets its first-ever New York theatrical run courtesy of Metrograph.
The new distributor will focus on “standout new releases and restored classics” and has already set restorations for three Éric Rohmer films.
After “Easy Rider,” Hopper directed a movie that nearly destroyed his career. At long last, it’s getting a second chance.
One of Japan’s most salacious cinematic exports returns after nearly 30 years in two new projects, “Wet Woman in the Wind” and “Antiporno.”
The series runs from May 19–21.
