Calendar of Events

October 6 | 2pm  7pm
October 7 | 2pm  7pm

With simultaneous screenings in more than 400 cities across six continents, this prestigious annual event showcases a curated selection of exceptional works spanning genres. Manhattan Short’s commitment to diversity and artistic expression captivates audiences, inspires filmmakers, and fosters global collaboration. The festival encourages audience participation through voting—you be the judge! Approximately 2 hours 30 minutes. Not rated.

October 6 | 2pm  7pm
October 7 | 2pm  7pm

With simultaneous screenings in more than 400 cities across six continents, this prestigious annual event showcases a curated selection of exceptional works spanning genres. Manhattan Short’s commitment to diversity and artistic expression captivates audiences, inspires filmmakers, and fosters global collaboration. The festival encourages audience participation through voting—you be the judge! Approximately 2 hours 30 minutes. Not rated.

October 6 | 2pm  7pm
October 7 | 2pm  7pm

With simultaneous screenings in more than 400 cities across six continents, this prestigious annual event showcases a curated selection of exceptional works spanning genres. Manhattan Short’s commitment to diversity and artistic expression captivates audiences, inspires filmmakers, and fosters global collaboration. The festival encourages audience participation through voting—you be the judge! Approximately 2 hours 30 minutes. Not rated.

October 6 | 2pm  7pm
October 7 | 2pm  7pm

With simultaneous screenings in more than 400 cities across six continents, this prestigious annual event showcases a curated selection of exceptional works spanning genres. Manhattan Short’s commitment to diversity and artistic expression captivates audiences, inspires filmmakers, and fosters global collaboration. The festival encourages audience participation through voting—you be the judge! Approximately 2 hours 30 minutes. Not rated.

7pm film, 9:30pm–midnight after party

This heartwarming indie musical seamlessly weaves a captivating queer romance with soulful melodies from the Indigo Girls. Set against the vibrant backdrop of Mexico City, the film follows Glitter (Alex Diaz), an aspiring clown, and Doom (Alan Cammish), a struggling singer-songwriter, on a journey that celebrates the unifying power of music and the inspiring nature of love’s dreams. Visit outfilmct.org for tickets.

Directed by Tom Gustafson. US, Mexico. 1 hour, 55 mintues. Not Rated.

This timeless classic takes viewers on an enchanting journey into the world of Victoria Page, a talented young ballerina with unlimited passion for dance. With captivating dance sequences, visionary filmmaking techniques, and a haunting score, The Red Shoes explores the sacrifices and challenges of pursuing artistic dreams while delving into the profound power of ambition. Directed by Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger. UK. 2 hours 13 minutes. Not rated.

Introduction by Rachael Gnatowski, artistic & executive director, New England Ballet Theatre. See its performance of The Red Shoes at the Wadsworth on Saturday, October 21 & Sunday, October 22.

Image courtesy of Park Circus 

This joyous film reinvents the classic Wizard of Oz with a modern and urban twist that follows the adventures of Dorothy, a young girl from Harlem, as she is whisked away to the magical land. With an all-star cast including Diana Ross, Michael Jackson, and Richard Pryor, The Wiz delights with its infectious musical numbers, dazzling choreography, and colorful sets. It celebrates the power of self-discovery, friendship, and embracing one’s uniqueness while delivering a message of hope and empowerment. Directed by Sidney Lumet. US. 2 hours 13 minutes. Rated G.

Presented in conjunction with The Amistad Center for Art & Culture exhibition Love Overflowing. On Saturday at 1pm, tour the exhibition with curator Frank Mitchell. On Sunday, join a family artmaking activity from noon to 2pm. Special activities included with film or museum admission. One free popcorn per person included with film admission.

This joyous film reinvents the classic Wizard of Oz with a modern and urban twist that follows the adventures of Dorothy, a young girl from Harlem, as she is whisked away to the magical land. With an all-star cast including Diana Ross, Michael Jackson, and Richard Pryor, The Wiz delights with its infectious musical numbers, dazzling choreography, and colorful sets. It celebrates the power of self-discovery, friendship, and embracing one’s uniqueness while delivering a message of hope and empowerment. Directed by Sidney Lumet. US. 2 hours 13 minutes. Rated G.

Presented in conjunction with The Amistad Center for Art & Culture exhibition Love Overflowing. On Saturday at 1pm, tour the exhibition with curator Frank Mitchell. On Sunday, join a family artmaking activity from noon to 2pm. Special activities included with film or museum admission. One free popcorn per person included with film admission.