At the IFC Center, immerse yourself in a cozy indie haven featuring thought-provoking foreign and documentary films that inspire and spark conversation.
"This arthouse cinema is owned by AMC Networks (no affiliation with the theater chain of the same name) as a tangible outpost of cable's Independent Film Channel and the affiliated IFC Films production and distribution company. What you'll screen here, unsurprisingly, are independent films new and old. It's got one of the most well-known marquees in the whole city, a happy fluorescent triangle reaching out over a subway exit for the bustling West 4th Street stop, and Papaya Dog rounds out the block. It's an unfussy movie experience where you'd be hard-pressed to see the same film twice, so varied and inventive is the programming. And the people watching is unmatched."
"The IFC Center has the movies worth watching. These are films that make you think, move your soul, and inspire." - Visualized
"The IFC is an institution, dedicated to showing some of the best independent, foreign and documentary features all year round. It’s popular film series like Stranger Then Fiction, DOC NYC, Queer/Art/Film, Waverly Midnights have garnered fans from all over the city." - Superficial Studio
"IFC Center, Manhattan Visualized by Visualized. The IFC Center has the movies worth watching. These are films that make you think, move your soul, and inspire."
"IFC Center, Manhattan Visualized by Visualized. The IFC Center has the movies worth watching. These are films that make you think, move your soul, and inspire."