Metrograph

Metrograph The ultimate destination for cinema lovers. Metrograph is the ultimate destination for cinema lovers. We're also serving breakfast and lunch (11am-4pm) Mon-Fri.
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We screen rare, archival-print films alongside first-run movies in state-of-the-art digital video. "The coolest new movie theater in the world."—GQ

Best Repertory Film Programmers 2016—VILLAGE VOICE

Our restaurant—The Metrograph Commissary—serves dinner 7 days a week, brunch on Saturday and Sundays, and cocktails til late every night. At Metrograph, we're creating a spirit that harkens back to

the great movie palaces of NYC in the 1920s and Hollywood's Golden Age—when writers, actors, and directors screened work, took meetings, and watched films in the backlots and commissaries of the big studios. We also house a bookstore and a magically curated concession stand that has to be seen to be believed. Metrograph opened in 2016. It was founded and designed by Alexander Olch.

08/20/2026

Historian Tommy José Stathes joins Metrograph in August with Bugs We Love(?), a selection of vintage animated shorts dedicated to the true stars of summertime—insects!

Come enjoy a crabby farmer’'s run-in with a number of pesky mosquitoes, a chivalrous fly saving his mate from an enemy species, a musical beetle conducting a swing band, a famous sailor battling termites in his home, a canine’s hilarious showdown with his own parasitic flea, and other amusing tales.

This Saturday featuring a introduction and Q&A by Stathes.

08/20/2026

AFTER HOURS plays this weekend and next at Metrograph.

08/16/2026

Francis Ford Coppola at his most boldly baroque, Gary Oldman wearing cinema’s most iconic updo, a puppyish young Keanu Reeves trying to make his way back to Winona Ryder, and Anthony Hopkins as vampire hunter Abraham Van Helsing—it’s all here in this opulent production which returns to the original Stoker text and draws out the piercing sexual ache and romantic longing implicit therein.

BRAM STOKER'S DRACULA plays next weekend on 35mm at Metrograph.!

08/13/2026

Ridley Scott's HANNIBAL plays again this weekend at Metrograph on 35mm.

07/23/2026

Acclaimed novelist and screenwriter Calder Willingham adapted his own 1972 novel of the same name scripting Coolidge’s tender, deeply humane Great Depression-set drama, starring Dern as Rose, a teenager rescued from a life of prostitution after being taken in as a domestic by an eccentric Georgia family, her sexual precocity soon making her a destabilizing force in the household, comprised of father Robert Duvall, mother Diane Ladd, and son Lukas Haas.

RAMBLIN' ROSE starts this Saturday at Metrograph on 35mm.

07/21/2026

THE EIGHT DIAGRAM POLE FIGHTER plays this weekend and next at Metrograph.

“One of the most impressive of [Lau’s] last Shaw works… A somber dissection of the revenge motif… Lau’s sympathy seems largely with the monks who insist, in film after film, that revenge debases the martial arts.” —David Bordwell, Planet Hong Kong

07/21/2026

Jim Jarmusch's espionage thriller THE LIMIT OF CONTROL starring Isaach de Bankolé, Tilde Swinton, Billy Murray, Gael García Bernal, John Hurt and Paz de la Huerta plays on 35mm this weekend at Metrograph.

07/18/2026

For nearly a century now—longer, if one takes live scoring into account—cinema has been an audio-visual art but, with a few notable exceptions, critic and theorist Michel Chion foremost among them, the aural element is far too-little explored in writing about film. ⁠
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Metrograph invites audiences to listen closer with The Sound of Things, a series that traces the storied career of audio engineer Jean-Louis Ughett⁠o.

An opportunity to study, per Chion, “the expressive and informative value with which a sound enriches a given image,” under the guidance of a master.⁠
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Starts July 25th at Metrograph.

07/16/2026

Accompanying Metrograph’s 25th anniversary re-release run of Jeong Jae-eun’s TAKE CARE OF MY CAT, a group portrait of five young women coming of age in turn-of-the-millennium South Korea, new series "Among Friends" celebrates a diverse selection of girl gangs and gal pals as seen by Michelangelo Antonioni, Claude Chabrol, Nobuhiro Yamash*ta, and other luminaries.

"Among Friends" starts tomorrow at Metrograph.

Address

7 Ludlow Street
New York, NY
10002

Opening Hours

Monday 12pm - 12am
Tuesday 12pm - 12am
Wednesday 12pm - 12am
Thursday 12pm - 12am
Friday 12pm - 12am
Saturday 12pm - 12am
Sunday 11am - 12am

Telephone

(212) 660-0312

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