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Disclosure Day

If you found out we weren’t alone, if someone showed you, proved it to you, would that frighten you? This summer, the truth belongs to eight billion people. Spielberg’s latest sci-fi movie event returns to a legacy of grand, other-worldly, mysterious spectacle.

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Obsession

Baron “Bear” Bailey breaks a novelty charm to force his co-worker Nikki Freeman to love him, but the supernatural compulsion warps her mind into violent obsession, trapping him in a nightmare he cannot wish away.

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Scene from the film Barrio Triste.

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Barrio Triste

Medellin, 1987. A group of teen outcasts steals a news camera to document every detail of their dangerous lives. The first feature from acclaimed photographer and Bad Bunny music video director Stillz redefines the found footage genre as a haunting, poignant coming-of-age story with a disturbing twist.

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Gail Daughtry And The Celebrity Sex Pass

Small town hairdresser Gail Daughtry is engaged to her devoted high school sweetheart, Tom. Her life takes a turn when a trip to a book signing leads to Tom meeting – and sleeping – with his “celebrity pass”. Reeling from the betrayal, Gail impulsively joins her friend Otto on a trip to Los Angeles, where a psychic convinces Gail that the only way to save her marriage is to “even the scales” with her own celebrity pass: Jon Hamm.

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Dead Souls

In 1890, the year of the U.S. census, chaos erupts when a stranger named Strindler arrives in a small town in Arizona and requests money for providing the names of dead Mexican laborers. Adapted from the novel by Nikolai Gogol.

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Welcome, Cinephiles!
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A hat tip to the 1920s motion picture palace, Roxy Cinema is an Art Deco-inspired arthouse cinema located in downtown Manhattan specializing in first-run independent films, rare archival prints and 35mm cult classics. It also runs special cultural programming including film series, director and actor Q&A’s, and artist collaborations. With its gourmet concession stand, you can also purchase craft cocktails, beer and wine, popcorn and candy to enjoy during the movie. Whether you’re a couple dropping in for a casual date, or an enthusiast coming to see a favorite director, the Roxy Cinema is an old-school moviegoing experience for modern-day audiences.

To get to the cinema, take the stairs or elevator to the cellar level—both are located in the back of the entrance level, on the right side.

GENERAL ADMISSION $19

To purchase tickets, please visit the “Now Showing” page. Tickets are non-refundable.

SENIOR, GUESTS WITH DISABILITY, STUDENT & CHILD $12

Seniors (65 and over), federally disabled (with ID), students (with ID) and children (12 and under) must purchase their tickets in person to receive this discount.

Please note tickets are non-refundable and non-transferable.

For ALL inquiries related to private events, private screenings and rentals, contact us HERE for an immediate reply.

For general interest related to our curated film program, email us at info@RoxyCinemaNYC.com. Please note that replies may take up to one week.

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Become a Member

Are you hooked to the silver screen? We know the feeling. We created the Roxy Cinema Membership for our most devoted cinephiles, rewarding film fandom with perks. Meet us under the marquee!

 

Become a member and receive:

 

Unlimited access to all showtimes

A complimentary popcorn at every show

Untold amounts of cinephile cred and a permanent back-pocket cool date idea

 

Memberships are $350 per year, valid for one year from the purchase date.

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Eat & Drink

Make it more than a movie!
Extend your entertainment by dining at our other unique venues before or after the show at The Roxy or our sister location 3 blocks away, Soho Grand Hotel.

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Roxy Bar

A ground-level dining venue situated around a performing stage, offers craft cocktails and classic American fare.

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The Django

A cellar-level, Parisian Jazz Age-inspired club featuring two bars, an open dining space, and another stage for live performance.

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Soho Diner

Soho Diner is a modern eatery that pays homage to the great American dining staple: a place where every stripe of the community can have a quality meal with friends and family.

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