cinema at the museum: the apartment

A 1960 Billy Wilder film about a junior insurance clerk who lends his apartment to executives for their affairs, then finds himself tangled up in the consequences. The story is set in New York and runs 125 minutes. This screening is part of Cinema at the Museum's December series exploring winter as a backdrop for themes of togetherness, power, isolation, and survival. The film contains mild violence, mild drug use, and sexual themes, and is recommended for ages 13 and up. Tickets are 10 dollars, and members and youth under 18 get in free. You'll need to check in at the front desk to receive an admission token.