It’s been nearly a year since New York City first went into lockdown, and the last movie I went out to see was Dolittle, so…
Girl Power: Metrograph and Nitehawk Focus On Female Filmmakers
The lack of female directors in the film industry isn’t exactly a new phenomenon, but with the rise of movements like #MeToo and #TimesUp in…
Tartt House Film: The Goldfinch Begins Shooting in the Village
The highly anticipated adaptation of Donna Tartt’s 2013 novel The Goldfinch began filming in Greenwich Village this Friday, with film crews taking over sections of 11th…
Prince and the Bard Are Taking Over City Parks
Cinephiles have plenty of excuses to spend the summer in city parks, starting with Films On The Green and Movies Under The Stars. But if…
Week in Film: Dinosaurus!, a Highly Accurate Prehistoric Epic, Stalker Returns
Combat Cops Thursday May 11, 9:30 pm at Nitehawk: $12 Perhaps you’ve heard of The Deuce Jockeys, the resident VJs at Nitehawk whose film series…
Week in Film: ‘Supernatural Comedy,’ Women Rule the World, and More
The Lost City Of Z Now through Thursday May 11 at Sunshine Cinema: $14 I haven’t seen The Lost City of Z just yet, but what…
Week in Film: Viagra for Nursery Rhymes, Poitras Does Assange, and More
Unkissed Bride Saturday April 22, 10 pm at Spectacle: $5 OK, before you LMFAO at the premise of this Jack Harris film, put yourself in…
Week in Film: Find Out If Ghost in the Shell Is a Shadow of Its Former Self, and More
Ghost in the Shell (1996) Thursday April 13, Saturday April 15, and Sunday April 16 at The Metrograph: $15 No better time to see the…
Week in Film: Punky Frida Kahlo, Buñuel in France, and More
The Girl Who Loves Roses Thursday March 30, 6 pm to 9 pm at Larrie, NY: free Kelsey and Remy Bennett, granddaughters of Tony Bennett,…
Week in Film: a Very Lynchian Retrospective, Full-Frontal Greek Mythology, and More
Metamorphoses Saturday March 25 (10 pm), Sunday March 26 (7:30 pm), Tuesday March 28 (10 pm) Thursday March 30 (10 pm) at Spectacle: $5, advance…