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The Astoria Studio The historic film and TV studio in Queens celebrates its 100th anniversary. Explore its history through the Museum's collection in this new series of articles Ongoing Your Support Your contribution of $5, $10, $25, $50, or other amount helps to support the Museum's ongoing programming during this challenging time. Make a donation here View from Home New online releases to experience from home, including The Painter and the Thief, Fourteen, Feast of the Epiphany, Spaceship Earth and more Ongoing Reverse Shot Explore the undercurrent of paranoia and fear in our everyday lives, seen through Australian horror film Lake Mungo and Jacques Rivette's L'Amour Fou Read online
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The Museum is serving as a World Central Kitchen meal distribution site for residents, artists & health care workers affected by the COVID-19 pandemic

Mon–Fri, starting at 12:00 p.m.
36-01 35 Ave (on the 36th Street side), Astoria, Queens
View From Home Shirley Josephine Decker's award-winning dramatization of a real-life event centered on mid-century horror writer Shirley Jackson Jun 5–19 View From Home Seahorse An intimate, audacious and lyrical portrait of a gay trans man's journey to carry his own child. U.S. premiere Jun 5–15 Retrospective People Everyday: The Films of Jeanie Finlay The first American retrospective of the U.K. filmmaker, including the release of her new film, Seahorse Jun 5–Jul 2
Special Announcement: A message about COVID-19 and Museum operations (updated Mar 20)
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Sloan Science & Film
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