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Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
1071 Fifth Avenue
(at 89th Street)
New York, NY 10128-0173
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Sun–Wed 10 am–5:45 pm
Fri 10 am–5:45 pm
Sat 10 am–7:45 pm
Closed Thurs, Thanksgiving, Christmas Day
Some galleries may close prior to 5:45 pm Sun–Wed and Fri (7:45 pm Sat)
Please note: All ramps and additional galleries of the museum are currently closed due to the installation of John Chamberlain: Choices, opening on February 24. The admission price is reduced at this time, and advance tickets are not available.
Adults $18
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Children under 12 Free
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Films
screenings
are free with museum admission unless otherwise indicated and are shown in the New
Media Theater in the Sackler Center for Arts Education.
In conjunction with the 4th Annual ReelAbilities: NY Disabilities Film Festival (February 9–14)
Friday, February 3
Girlfriend
Girlfriend, 2011
Friday, February 3 @ 1 pm
Justin Lerner (USA)
94 min.
Evan, a young man with Down syndrome, lives with his mother in a working-class town hit hard by the recent economic recession. When he unexpectedly comes into a large sum of money, Evan uses it to romantically pursue Candy, a girl he has loved since high school.
Producer Tiffany Pham will introduce the film and participate in a Q&A after the screening.
Aglaée, 2010
Friday, February 3 @ 3 pm
Rudi Rosenberg (France)
20 min.
Benoît looses a school-yard bet and must ask Aglaée, a girl with cerebral palsy, to go out with him.
Don’t Want to Go Back Alone, 2010
Friday, February 3 @ 3:30 pm
Daniel Ribeiro (Brazil)
17 min.
A blind 15-year-old boy and his best friend face issues of jealousy and other new feelings when they befriend a new student in their class.
Film tickets are available on-site on the day of the screening starting
at 12:30 pm at the information desk in the museum rotunda. View all three films for $5,
or free with museum admission. All films are captioned or subtitled.
The Guggenheim is wheelchair accessible.
The 4th Annual ReelAbilities: NY Disabilities Film Festival (February 9–14)
Friday, February 10
The Straight Line
The Straight Line, 2011
Friday, February 10 @ 11 am
Régis Wargnier (France)
98 min.
The story of Yannick, a blind runner, and Leila, a recently released convict. Their relationship develops on and off the racetrack, but the couple's love is met by adversity, and family relations create obstacles. Following the screening, there will be a Q&A with Richard Bernstein, an Ironman athlete who is blind.
Sound Shadows, 2008
Friday, February 10 @ 1:10 pm
Julie Engaas (Norway)
7 min.
Enter a world where sound gives shape to space.
10:4 (Ten to Four), 2010
Friday, February 10 @ 1:25 pm
Guy Natanel (UK)
5 min.
Blindness through the textures, colors, and sounds of the mundane. Can the sighted fully comprehend what it means to be blind?
Musical Chairs
Musical Chairs, 2011
Friday, February 10 @ 2 pm
Susan Seidelman (USA)
100 min.
A
romantic tale about two New Yorkers, Armando from the Bronx, and Mia
from the Upper East Side, and their love of ballroom dancing. Mia is a
vivacious professional dancer, but a tragic accident forever changes her
life. True to his heart, Armando dedicates himself, along with a group
of colorful misfits, to help Mia deal with her challenges and dance
once more. Following the screening of Musical Chairs, there will be a Q&A with the film producers and actors.
Film tickets are available on-site on the day of the screening starting at 10:30 am at the information desk in the museum rotunda. View The Straight Line, Sound Shadows, and 10:4 (Ten to Four) for $5, or free with museum admission. View Musical Chairs for $5, or free with admission. All films are captioned or subtitled. The Guggenheim is wheelchair accessible.
ReelAbilities strives for inclusion of all people. Individuals needing accommodations to participate should contact the museum directly by February 1 (212 360 4355 or access@guggenheim.org). ASL interpretation, live audio description, and information in Braille are available by request. All films are captioned or subtitled, and the Guggenheim is wheelchair accessible.
In conjunction with the 4th Annual ReelAbilities: NY Disabilities Film Festival (February 9–14)
Friday, February 17
Mabul (The Flood)
Mabul (The Flood), 2011
Friday, February 17 @ 1 pm
Guy Nattiv (Israel)
100 min.
A
coming-of-age drama about a family that struggles to keep up
appearances while hiding their sins from one another. When the eldest
son, who has autism, returns from an institution, the pressure builds
and secrets begin to emerge.
Body and Soul
Body and Soul, 2011
Friday, February 17 @ 3 pm
Matthieu Bron (Portugal)
54 min.
The amazing story of three young Mozambicans with physical disabilities who work to help others in their community. Their daily lives reveal how they see themselves, raising questions of self-acceptance and how to find one's place in society.
Film tickets are available on-site on the day of the screening starting
at 12:30 pm at the information desk in the museum rotunda. Each film on February 17 is $5,
or free with museum admission. All films are captioned or subtitled.
The Guggenheim is wheelchair accessible.
