The introduction to Film Forum's "This is DCP" series, which runs through Thursday, March 8, is a strange one: an odd mix of reassurance, self-promotion and apology.

But Film Forum, which opened in 1970, has always been special and thrives to this day, playing as many as 400 or 500 films every year (a fourth screen was also added in the renovation).

That’s where Film Forum comes in. Long respected for its “adventurous programming and a willingness to live with the consequences,” as William Grimes wrote in The New York Times in 1992 ...

Film Forum will present the US premiere of AN OFFICER AND A SPY, directed by Roman Polanski, on Friday, August 8. The movie ...

We love Film Forum with the very fiber of our beings. Now, after a relatively speedy three-month renovation at an estimated $5 million, the nonprofit theater is back open for business, as of ...

The 17-film retrospective "Oscar Micheaux and the Birth of Black Independent Cinema" kicks off at Film Forum May 3. Here's why the trailblazing Black filmmaker is a must-know for cinephiles. Born ...

Film & TV In three films, a tale of three Jewish New Yorks Film Forum is presenting ‘Uncle Moses,’ ‘Hester Street’ and ‘Once Upon a Time in America’ as part of its series on New York City ...

Film Forum Union Ratifies First Contract. The five-year agreement will raise salaries an average of 12 percent and institute a 403(b) matching program at the iconic Greenwich Village theater.