It’s fitting that the building now home to the IFC Center in Greenwich Village began its life as a church in the 19th century. The reverence its management and audience pay to cinema seems just as spiritual, and is apparent seven days a week in the five cinemas inside the space, showing both HD digital and 35 mm films. The programs at the IFC Center are a large part of the attraction, with everything from classics, cult films and shorts, to independent features, foreign language masterpieces and documentaries. In addition, entertainment insiders from Michael Cera to Michael Moore often stop by for question and answer sessions with the enthusiastic crowds. Moviegoers can also visit the Posteritati Gallery, which features vintage movie posters from around the world.