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Pusherman

Pusherman is the real-life story of Frank Lucas, the Harlem dope-dealer who smuggled pure heroin from Southeast Asia’s “Golden Triangle” into the U.S. inside the coffins of dead GI’s flown back from Vietnam. Narrated by Mark Jacobson, who wrote the original story for New York magazine, that the hit movie, American Gangster, was based on, and produced by Legs McNeil, award-winning best-selling author and film documentarian, with extra commentary by Daily News and New York Magazine crime writer, Michael Daly.

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Magic Farm

A media crew mistakenly ends up in the wrong country while trying to profile a musician. As they collaborate with locals to create a viral trend, relationships form amid an unfolding health crisis.

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Heat

A group of high-end professional thieves start to feel the heat from the LAPD when they unknowingly leave a verbal clue at their latest heist.

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Caligula: The Ultimate Cut - 35MM

The full, unexpurgated version of Tinto Brass's infamous soft-porn Roman epic. Malcolm McDowell stars as the deranged Emperor whose depraved acts include giving his horse political office, sleeping with his own sister and executing anyone who remotely displeases him.

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Satyrica

Trimalchio of the studio backlot. Like a latter-day saturnalia, the studio system promised dazzling reversals of fortune, dressing destitute, aspiring performers in momentary glory. But amid the glamor of a film empire at its height, two performers, Bette and Rita, find the ennui of decadence tends toward petty cruelty, and even love may be an insufficient antidote, just another snake bite oil cure.
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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 $18

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.

For general inquiries, please contact (212) 519-6820 or email info@roxycinemanyc.com

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

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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.

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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 performances.

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