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fbq('track', 'InitiateCheckout', { value: 7, currency: 'USD', }); Best Actress frontrunner Kristen Stewart delivers a career-best performance as Princess Diana in this mesmerizing biographical drama from acclaimed director Pablo Larraín (Jackie, Neruda).
One of the most unique and enchanting film experiences of the year, festival award winner What Do We See When We Look at the Sky? is an epic modern-day fairytale set in an idyllic town in the former Soviet republic of Georgia.
In conjunction with the exhibition, For America: Paintings from the National Academy of Design, we are offering a series of 90-minute live virtual seminars that explore American history and culture.
Join the OKCMOA Film Society for a special 35mm screening and discussion of Yasujirō Ozu's Late Autumn, a beautiful and poignant reimagining of his earlier masterwork Late Spring also starring beloved Japanese actress Setsuko Hara.
In this exquisite follow-up to her award-winning international breakthrough The Souvenir, writer-director Joanna Hogg continues the story of Julie (Honor Swinton Byrne), a young film student in 1980s London who attempts to process the fallout from her tumultuous romantic relationship by making it the subject of her graduation film.
These staff-led tours of For America will provide conversation-based insights and close-looking experiences.
These staff-led tours of For America will provide conversation-based insights and close-looking experiences.
One of the defining works of nineties cinema and the film that made Wong Kar Wai an instant icon, Chungking Express is a stylish, two-part tale of love and longing. Screening in a director-supervised 4K restoration as part of Museum Films' holiday series, (Joy to the) World of Wong Kar Wai.
Lost souls reach out for human connection amidst the glimmering nighttime world of Hong Kong in Wong's hallucinatory, neon-soaked nocturne. Screening in a director-supervised 4K restoration as part of Museum Films' holiday series, (Joy to the) World of Wong Kar Wai.
This year, Museum Films invites you to spend the holiday season wrapped up in the lush visuals, sensuous soundtracks, and soulful romanticism of art-house maestro Wong Kar Wai. Whether tragically lovelorn, darkly thrilling, or quirkily comedic, each film in this complete retrospective series is an invitation into the unique and wistful world of a deeply influential artist. | Discounted all-access passes are available!
The first part of a loose trilogy with In the Mood for Love and 2046, this ravishing existential reverie follows a band of wayward twenty-somethings as they drift together and apart in 1960s Hong Kong. Screening in a director-supervised 4K restoration as part of Museum Films' holiday series, (Joy to the) World of Wong Kar Wai.
At once delicately mannered and visually extravagant, In the Mood for Love is a masterful evocation of romantic longing and fleeting moments. Screening in a director-supervised 4K restoration as part of Museum Films' holiday series, (Joy to the) World of Wong Kar Wai.
Set on Christmas Eve, this science-fiction inflected sequel to In the Mood for Love is an ravishingly beautiful ode to missed connections and unrequited longings. Screening in a director-supervised 4K restoration as part of Museum Films' holiday series, (Joy to the) World of Wong Kar Wai.
Wong Kar Wai's electrifying debut feature is an operatic saga of ambition, honor, and revenge set in Hong Kong’s neon-lit gangland underworld. Screening in a director-supervised 4K restoration as part of Museum Films' holiday series, (Joy to the) World of Wong Kar Wai.
Featuring gorgeous cinematography by Christopher Doyle and a brilliant ensemble cast, Ashes of Time Redux is a visionary martial arts epic of filled with larger-than-life characters, breathtaking landscapes and exquisite fight scenes. Screening on 35mm as part of Museum Films' holiday series, (Joy to the) World of Wong Kar Wai.
Wong’s raw, lushly stylized portrait of the life cycle of a love affair stars Tony Leung and Leslie Cheung as a star-crossed couple traveling through Argentina. Screening in a director-supervised 4K restoration as part of Museum Films' holiday series, (Joy to the) World of Wong Kar Wai.
Double Feature! Wong Kar Wai completists rejoice, Museum films is proud to present a pair of rarely seen romantic reveries as part this year's holiday series (Joy to the) World of Wong Kar Wai. Screening for the first time in a special hour-long extended cut, The Hand is a darkly alluring 1960s-set drama originally released as part of the 2004 international omnibus film Eros. It screens alongside Wong's English Language debut, My Blueberry Nights, a wistful ode to old heartaches and new loves starring Norah Jones, Jude Law and Natalie Portman.
Wong Kar Wai's visually stunning martial-arts epic chronicles the life of kung fu master Ip Man, who lived during a turbulent era of Chinese history that included the fall of the last dynasty. Screening as part of Museum Films' holiday series, (Joy to the) World of Wong Kar Wai.
Let's be honest, staying up until midnight can be tough. For those of us who can't make it all the way until the clock strikes 12 am, let's count down to noon on New Year's Eve!
Landscape Unmoored: Painting Alongshore in Modern America is a James C. Meade Friends’ Lecture presented by Kimia Shahi, Ph.D., Assistant Professor in the Department of Art History at the University of Southern California.
These staff-led tours of For America will provide conversation-based insights and close-looking experiences.
These staff-led tours of For America will provide conversation-based insights and close-looking experiences.
In conjunction with the exhibition, For America: Paintings from the National Academy of Design, we are offering a series of 90-minute live virtual seminars that explore American history and culture.
Join the OKCMOA Film Society for a special 35mm screening and discussion of Peter Weir's Picnic at Hanging Rock, a mysterious and lushly atmospheric drama set in turn-of-the-century Australia.
Join the OKCMOA Film Society for a special 35mm screening and discussion of long-take virtuoso Max Ophüls's exquisitely opulent romantic tragedy The Earrings of Madame de..., starring Danielle Darrieux (The Young Girls of Rochefort) and Charles Boyer (Love Affair).
