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Pedro Pascal plays a former cello prodigy scoring Hollywood films in Tony Gilroy's NYFF Centerpiece, crossing the river to Astoria.
Pedro Pascal leads writer-director Tony Gilroy's new drama as Alex, a cellist who fled a Chicago orchestra and a manic ex played by Olivia Wilde to record Hollywood scores in Los Angeles. The soundtrack features nine leading film musicians, and the cast adds Eva Victor, Hank Azaria and Will Arnett. If the Lincoln Center premiere shows were out of reach, the Queens screening is the easier way in.
What to expect
The screening runs 124 minutes in MoMI's theater in Astoria. Seating is general admission at the museum and tickets are picked up at the admissions desk, so arrive with time to spare before the lights go down.
Good to know
- Friday, October 9: the Museum of the Moving Image screening begins at 6:30pm.
- Saturday, October 10: no Behemoth screening is listed on the official schedule.
- Sunday, October 11: Film at Lincoln Center lists a separate screening at 10am.
- MoMI tickets cost $40, or $30 for MoMI and NYFF members, with a $1.50 online transaction fee.
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Common questions
When and where is the MoMI screening?
The Museum of the Moving Image screening is Friday, October 9 at 6:30pm in the Redstone Theater.
Is there another Behemoth screening that weekend?
Yes. Film at Lincoln Center lists a separate NYFF screening on Sunday, October 11 at 10am.
How long is Behemoth?
MoMI lists the runtime as 124 minutes, while Film at Lincoln Center lists 127 minutes.
How much are tickets at MoMI?
Tickets are $40, or $30 for MoMI and NYFF members, plus a $1.50 online transaction fee.
Are seats reserved at MoMI?
No. Seating is general admission, and tickets must be picked up at the museum’s admissions desk.