Film at Lincoln Center is the programming arm behind the New York Film Festival, and its regular runs are where films that will not get a wide release actually play in this city. Chronovisor has four showtimes a day across the weekend, which means you can build it around anything else you are doing at Lincoln Center rather than the reverse. If you want an air-conditioned two hours between the Met Opera plaza screenings and dinner, this is the same block.
What to expect
Screenings run in Film at Lincoln Center's West 65th Street venues, which are proper cinemas with good projection and sound rather than multiplex rooms. Four showtimes a day across the weekend gives real flexibility. Tickets are sold per screening and the venue offers member pricing.
Good to know
- The 1 to 66th Street-Lincoln Center puts you a block away
- Four showtimes daily, so book the one that fits rather than the first listed
- Members pay less; single tickets are available to everyone
- The Elinor Bunin Munroe Film Center has a cafe and bar attached
- Both venues are accessible with assistive listening available
- Pairs naturally with the free Met Opera plaza screenings the same evening
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Common questions
Where does Film at Lincoln Center screen?
At the Walter Reade Theater and the Elinor Bunin Munroe Film Center, both on West 65th Street.
How many showtimes are there?
Four daily across the weekend, running from early afternoon into the evening.
Are there discounts?
Film at Lincoln Center members pay reduced ticket prices; single tickets are on sale to the general public.
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