The two men behind the new online journal Interiors are plotting out their film geekdom in the form of architectural floorplans of some of their favorite films.
Read More »It's no secret that Brooklyn is becoming a formidable home for independent cinema. The borough of Brooklyn, which has so many people that it would be the fourth largest city in the country if it was an independent city, is fast becoming an important player in independent film exhibition.&n...
Read More »Cristina Cacioppo was hired by the 92Y Tribeca to help head up their film programming when it opened as a downtown venue for the arts organization 92Y a few years ago, and once she was hired, she noticed a hole in New York repertory film programming right away. "Los Angeles had Cinefamily...
Read More »As the man behind the repertory cinema guide email and website Screen Slate, Jon Dieringer is a true cinephile's cinephile. His daily guide focuses on film and video screenings, gallery installations, and other events from a wide variety of venues across New York City.
Read More »Last week, the Museum of Modern Art announced that its longtime Senior Curator, Laurence Kardish, would retire from his position in October. More than shouldering responsibility for MoMA's continuing reputation as one of New York's preeminent destinations for first-rate cinema both new and o...
Read More »Walking into the Contemporary Arts Center in Cincinnati, museumgoers are treated to a wall plastered with the mural work of street artist Shepard Fairey. From the get-go, then, visitors are told they are entering into a world with its fingers on the pulse of the latest trends in contemporary a...
Read More »Don't deny it. Even the most committed Criterion Eclipse-set-collecting cinephile has tried-and-true favorites that aren't exactly, well, critic-proof. When you're done eating your cultural vegetables, so to speak, you settle down on the futon for your nineteenth viewing of "Roadhou...
Read More »In our corner of the movie universe, people (for example, Roger Ebert) often grumble about the coming onslaught of 3D films in our theaters. You'll also see many of the same people dismissing the phenomenon because of its bulky glasses and higher ticket prices celebrating the stunning visu...
Read More »New York-based film journalist, programmer and newbie video store owner Aaron Hillis, is nothing if not an underdog. "I have this bad habit of getting into failing industries," he told Filmmaker Magazine, shortly after purchasing the established Cobble Hill business Video Free Brooklyn. &q...
Read More »When filmmakers Patrick Epino and Stephen Dypiangco were looking for a name for their YouTube channel where they'd discuss all things film, they were inspired by an article on Indiewire's Women and Hollywood blog about a "New Faces of Indie Film" panel at the Film Society of Lincol...
Read More »