Film at Lincoln Center

Film at Lincoln Center (FLC) is a nonprofit organization located in New York City, established in 1969. It is dedicated to celebrating cinema as an essential art form and fostering a vibrant film culture. As one of the resident organizations at Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, FLC focuses on preserving the theatrical film experience for diverse audiences and enriching the cultural lives of its community.

FLC presents several prestigious film festivals, including the renowned New York Film Festival, which showcases international and American cinema. The organization also hosts daily screenings of new releases and classic films at the Walter Reade Theater. Additionally, FLC runs educational programs to cultivate future film industry professionals and publishes the respected film journal, Film Comment. Special events, such as the annual Chaplin Award Gala, further highlight its commitment to the film community. FLC serves a diverse audience of film lovers, industry professionals, and scholars, making it a vital cultural hub for cinema enthusiasts.