New York Film Culture Plans Its Comeback, from Metrograph to Film at Lincoln Center
The key entities of the city’s moviegoing landscape are facing a whole new world, and no two plans look alike.
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Film Comment Sets Comeback by Relaunching Podcast and Debuting New Digital Newsletter
The Film at Lincoln Center is relaunching its Film Comment Podcast after a months-long hiatus.
New York Film Festival Reports Record Attendance for 2020 Edition
Part virtual, part drive-in experience, NYFF this year pulled in more than 70,000 viewers this year across all 50 states.
Don’t Write Film Comment’s Obit: Here’s What the Magazine Means to Cinema
Moviemakers and film writers from John Waters to Molly Haskell want Film Comment to endure in the 21st century.
The Landmark at 57 West Theater Closes in Blow to Uptown Manhattan Moviegoing — Exclusive
With the luxury arthouse cinema now closing, Film at Lincoln Center is Manhattan’s only first-run specialty cinema north of Greenwich Village.
As Film at Lincoln Center and More Lay Off Staff, Film Non-Profits Put Competition Aside
Film organizations across the country are facing unprecedented losses, but have begun supporting each other in a whole new way.
New Directors/New Films 2020 Lineup Launches With Sundance Hit ‘Boys State’
The 49th edition runs March 25 through April 5, kicking off with the film that won Sundance’s 2020 Grand Jury Prize for Documentary.
New York Film Festival Finds an Agent of Change in Director Eugene Hernandez
The new festival director will be a source for inclusion at NYFF while building on its strengths inside a robust cinephile community.
Spike Lee Set for Film at Lincoln Center Chaplin Award and Retrospective of Key Works
Film at Lincoln Center will celebrate the Oscar-winning filmmaker during their starry annual fundraising event.
Why Martin Scorsese Likes Netflix: ‘They Came Up With the Money and the Freedom’
Two Scorsese films are being released by Netflix this year: “The Irishman” and Bob Dylan documentary “Rolling Thunder Revue.”
Dee Rees Blasts ‘Discriminatory Theatrical Practices’ in Lincoln Center Gala Speech
The 50th anniversary celebration of Film at Lincoln Center included many warm and entertaining speeches, but Rees struck a sobering note.
Film at Lincoln Center Celebrates 50 Years With Tilda Swinton, Jake Gyllenhaal, and More (Photos)
Some of the world’s biggest actors and directors hit the red carpet to celebrate the 50th anniversary of one of New York’s most prestigious film organizations.
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