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August 19, 2015  |  Film
The Less You See, the More You Believe: Martin Scorsese’s Eerie Inspirations at MoMA
From left: one-sheet poster for I Walked With a Zombie. 1943. USA. Directed by Jacques Tourneur; Unknown designer. One-sheet poster for The Leopard Man. 1943. USA. Directed by Jacques Tourneur. Images courtesy Sikelia Productions

From left: one-sheet poster for I Walked With a Zombie. 1943. USA. Directed by Jacques Tourneur; Unknown designer. One-sheet poster for The Leopard Man. 1943. USA. Directed by Jacques Tourneur. Images courtesy Sikelia Productions

In conjunction with </i>Scorsese Collects</a>, an exhibition of selections from the Scorsese Poster Collection, MoMA’s Department of Film has organized </i>Scorsese Screens</a>, featuring films represented in the poster exhibition along with some of the Scorsese titles they influenced.

February 26, 2013  |  An Auteurist History of Film
Experimental French Documentaries, 1947–58

These notes accompany screenings of Experimental French Documentaries on February 27 and 28, and March 1 in Theater 3.

As indicated on MoMA’s film calendar, the films in this program represent a kind of hybrid nature, suspended somewhere between experimental/poetic and documentary.