NFAC: Showtimes & Wkshps | Academy Award Nominated Shorts & Features | Select Nominees ….
This is your last chance to visit us before a short break. The theater will be closed for some additional renovations from March 9 through March 25, so join us this weekend and catch some of this year’s biggest Oscar contenders on the big screen at NFAC. Don’t miss the Academy Award–nominated shorts, including the Animation, Documentary, and Live Action programs. We’re also screening Oscar nominees Sentimental Value and The Secret Agent.
Check out the full schedule below and plan your visit. Plus, registration is still open for our free Personal Branding Workshop on March 22, with only a few spots left.
There are limited spots left in our Brand You workshop, a dynamic no-cost workshop, tailored specifically for North Fork high-school students. This initiative, sponsored by the North Fork Arts Center, will empower students with essential self-branding skills that will serve them through their college journey and into their early professional lives.
March 22nd, 9am-2pm
You can still sign up!
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Live Action Oscar Nominated Shorts
Rating: Some films in this program contain adult language, adult themes, and sensual images. Recommended for persons 17 and up.
Theatre Three ♿
The Singers, A Friend Of Dorothy, Butcher’s Stain, Two People Exchanging Saliva, Jane Austin’s Period Drama
The Academy Awards–nominated live action short films bring powerful storytelling to the screen in a compact format. These films explore a wide range of themes through compelling performances and thought-provoking narratives, showcasing emerging filmmakers from around the world. Each nominee delivers a memorable story that proves big impact can come from even the shortest films.
Rating: Some films in this program include some disturbing and mature content and may not be suitable for young children.
Theatre Three ♿
The Three Sisters, Forevergreen, The Girl Who Cried Pearls (content warning card follows), Butterfly, Retirement Plan, Eiru (shortlisted extra short)
The Academy Awards–nominated animated short films showcase some of the most creative storytelling in animation today. From beautifully crafted visuals to emotional and imaginative narratives, these short films highlight the artistry and innovation that make animation such a powerful form of storytelling. Each nominee offers a unique style and perspective, making the program a must-see celebration of creativity on the big screen.
Rating: Some films in this program contain graphic war imagery, adult themes, and language. Recommended for persons 17 and up. Theatre Three ♿
Perfectly A Strangeness, The Devil Is Busy, Armed Only With A Camera: The Life And Death Of Brent Renaud, All The Empty Rooms, Children No More: “Were And Are Gone”
The Academy Awards–nominated documentary short films offer powerful, real-life stories that shed light on important issues, inspiring individuals, and moments from around the world. Through intimate storytelling and striking visuals, these films capture truth, resilience, and humanity in ways that leave a lasting impact.
Rating: R for some language, including a sexual reference, and brief nudity.
Theatre Two ♿
This film was nominated for Best Picture, Best Director, and Original Screenplay.
Sisters Nora and Agnes reunite with their estranged father, the charismatic Gustav, a once-renowned director who offers stage actress Nora a role in what he hopes will be his comeback film. When Nora turns it down, she soon discovers he has given her part to an eager young Hollywood star. Suddenly, the two sisters must navigate their complicated relationship with their father – and deal with an American star dropped right into the middle of their complex family dynamics
Rating: R for strong bloody violence, sexual content, language, and some full nudity.
Theatre Two ♿
This film was nominated for Best Picture and Best International Feature Film.
Brazil, 1977. Marcelo, a technology expert in his early 40s, is on the run. Hoping to reunite with his son, he travels to Recife during Carnival but soon realizes that the city is not the safe haven he was expecting.
Set in Los Angeles, “Repo Man” follows young punk rock fan Otto (Emilio Estevez), who joins a car repossession agency and begins pursuing a Chevrolet Malibu that’s wanted for a $20,000 bounty. However, things become more complicated when Estevez learns that an alien entity is seemingly hidden in the car’s trunk. Alex Cox’s comedy is regarded as a quintessential 1980s cult classic, and pointedly takes aim at the Reagan administration’s conservative domestic and foreign policies.
By aaq|2026-03-06T11:32:13-05:00March 6th, 2026|Courses, Film|Comments Off on NFAC: Showtimes & Wkshps | Academy Award Nominated Shorts & Features | Select Nominees ….
