MoMI to show every Kubrick film, with the Criterion Collection

Museum of the Moving Image in Astoria screens Stanley Kubrick's complete filmography from November 1 to December 27, opening with the U.S. theatrical premiere of the International Version of The Shining.

Two astronauts in a dim spacecraft pod lit by red and blue control panels

A still from 2001: A Space Odyssey, used by MoMI to announce its Kubrick retrospective.

Image: Museum of the Moving Image

Museum of the Moving Image, just north of LIC in Astoria, will screen all of Stanley Kubrick's films on the big screen in Kubrick, running November 1 to December 27. The series is presented with support from the Criterion Collection and lines up with Criterion's new box set, The Complete Kubrick.

Opening day, Sunday, November 1, brings the U.S. theatrical premiere of the International Version of The Shining at noon, the shorter cut Kubrick made for European audiences, preceded by a conversation with Steadicam inventor Garrett Brown and Criterion archivist and producer Michael Chaiken. The original U.S. cut follows at 3:30 PM. See our opening day event for times and tickets.

Regular screenings cost $17.50, $12 for seniors and students, $10 for youth and $7 for MoMI members. The full schedule, from Fear and Desire and Killer's Kiss through Eyes Wide Shut, is on movingimage.org.

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Checked Oct 21 2026. Details can change; confirm with the source before you act on them.