Call the respective branches for more information. With a decor somewhere between the Parisian catacombs and a high school auditorium, Ocularis' burgeoning hipness has been confirmed by celebrity-sightings including Quentin Tarrentino and Winona Ryder. Stick around after a Sunday night screening to join local cinemaniacs in the adjoining bar. Currently, Ocularis is hosting outdoor screenings at P.S.1, the Socrates Sculpture Park in Astoria, and in selected Williamsburg venues. While cars crawl toward the Holland Tunnel, you can enter a relaxed environment, have a delicious meal, a few drinks, then watch a movie in an intimate setting.
All films shown in the institute's gallery are in English or with English subtitles.
No films this week. This uptown venue showcases quirky film festivals alongside a bizarre mixture of dance, music and theater performances. While the sound and projection quality tends to vary with the a.v. No films this week. This cafe, bar and hair salon located in a former kosher winery was started as a venue for avant-garde jazz and now hosts eccentric Monday night screenings.