Nestled in the Museum’s iconic halls, the Margaret Mead Film Festival serves as more than a cinematic event. It is a celebration of voices and perspectives from around the world, inviting attendees to come together to explore the rich, vibrant tapestry that is our shared human experience.

The three-day celebration taking place will present storytelling and documentary films from diverse voices near and far.

Schedule of Events:

11 am–Emerging Visual Anthropologist Showcase (Linder Theater)
1 pm–Bright Future (Kaufmann Theater)
2 pm–Make It Look Real (Linder Theater)
2 pm–How Deep is Your Love (LeFrak Theater)
3:30 pm–River of Grass (Kaufmann Theater)
4:30 pm–Partition (Linder Theater)
4:30 pm–Darren Aronofsky presents Viktor (LeFrak Theater)
6 pm–Humans and Nature in the Arctic: Indigenous Perspectives (Kaufmann Theater)
7 pm–FOLKTALES (LeFrak Theater)
All Day–Our Friends, The Animals (Milstein Hall of Ocean Life)

Tickets:

Opening night film and reception tickets are $20 ($15 for Members and students).
All other screenings and programs are $12 ($10 for Members and students).
Weekend passes are available for $75 ($50 for Members) and include the opening night film and reception, and all other screenings