The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures Going back in time to watch the film’s future. Indiewire may announce that AMPAs are hosted for a screening series entitled “Cyberpunk: Ervitting Esiman Futures through Cinema” on Paris theater in NYC that will bind into the museum’s exhibition of the same name.
The series is programmed to follow the exhibition the first opened 2024. The curated “Cyberpunk” exhibition will be displayed at the museum until April 12, 2026. Curation “Cyberpunk” is part of PST Art: Art & Science Collide Initiative, presented by Getty.
Movies such as “Blade Runner” (1982), “Videodrome” (1983), “The Matrix” (1999) and more are presented among the over 25 titles shown. Views will take place every week from Sunday, August 10 to Wednesday, September 24.
Cyberpunk is invoiced as a subgenre of science fiction, with the category that first appears in the early 1980s on the screen. As the press description for the series says, Cyberpunk stories “merged technical progress with social upheaval, ecological crisis and urban decay are central to these stories are rebellious characters that fight against corrupt political systems, technology that has raised and global mega companies.” The inspiration for sub -genre ranges from series to manga, with Cyberpunk the themes that are often used to center perspectives from marginalized people and imagine more liberated future.
Check out the entire program for the series “Cyberpunk: Ervitting Emamal Futures through Cinema” below.
Sunday 10 August
12:00: “Videodrome ”(Director’s Cut)
Monday, August 11
19:00: “EXISTENCE“
Sunday 17 August
12:00: “Neptune Frost ”(preceded by the Angel of the Last History)
Wednesday August 20:
19:00: “Tetsuo: The Iron Man“
Sunday 24 August
11:00: “The world on a thread ”of 35 mm
Wednesday August 27th
19:00: “Ghost in the shell“
Sunday 31 August
11:00: “Blade Runner: The Final Cut” in Dolby Atmos
Wednesday 3 September
19:00: “Flee“
Sunday 7 September
11:00: “Terminator“
Wednesday September 10
19:00: “Robo“
Sunday 14 September
11:00: “Matrix “In Dolby Atmos
Wednesday September 24
19:00: “Strange Days ”at 35 mm
