Presented as part of the 2026 New York Indian Film Festival (NYIFF), Breaking the Code is a festival screening highlighting contemporary South Asian independent cinema and emerging storytelling voices. NYIFF, …
Full Plate screens as part of the 2026 New York Indian Film Festival (NYIFF). The contemporary drama explores themes of economic survival, faith, and social expectations, examining the tensions between …
This NYIFF 2026 double-feature presentation pairs the feature film How To Not Have Sex with the short film Distance, exploring themes of intimacy, emotional disconnect, memory, and unresolved relationships. The …
Ha Lyngkha Bneng (The Elysian Field) is the latest feature from acclaimed Khasi filmmaker Pradip Kurbah. Set in a remote village in Meghalaya, the film explores themes of migration, loneliness, …
The 2026 New York Indian Film Festival closes with Tighee, a contemporary South Asian feature exploring identity, relationships, and emotional resilience. As the festival’s Closing Night presentation, the film reflects …
One of the biggest Bollywood blockbusters of the 2000s, Om Shanti Om is a dazzling blend of romance, comedy, fantasy, reincarnation drama, and loving tribute to Hindi cinema. Directed by …
As part of MoMA's film series Immigrant Nation: People in Transit, this special screening pairs two landmark documentaries examining migration, labor, and the search for opportunity across borders. The evening …
Presented as part of MoMA's Immigrant Nation: People in Transit series and the museum's Film in the Sculpture Garden program, Mississippi Masala is Mira Nair's acclaimed romantic drama exploring race, …
Presented as part of MoMA's Immigrant Nation: People in Transit film series, In Jackson Heights is acclaimed documentary filmmaker Frederick Wiseman's expansive portrait of one of New York City's most …
