Exclusive: Ayoka Chenzira’s 1993 feature explores the lives of three women coming of age in New York — and it’s getting a new restoration from Kino Lorber and Milestone Films.
As a welcome alternative to “Pleasure,” two documentaries honor sex workers as subjects in their own stories, with intimately visceral results.
Exclusive: After premiering at the New York Film Festival in 1979, the historic film is newly restored courtesy of Kino Lorber.
Exclusive: Panah Panahi’s festival hit premiered at Cannes 2021 and will soon open in stateside theaters.
Exclusive: Dominik Graf directs this stylish portrait of a raffish German idealist, opening from Kino Lorber February 11.
The discourse around film history — veered away from nuance and toward snap judgments or stopped altogether — is bad, but there are signs of hope.
Exclusive: Kino Lorber opens this gorgeous Polish Oscar entry in July, but you can catch it this week as part of BAM’s Kino Polska film series.
Exclusive: Kino Lorber releases the Golden Bear winner in theaters and virtual cinemas next month.
Director Jeffrey Wolf tributes an artist who vanished from the canon, but can tell us a lot about Black history in America.
“76 Days,” now available on Paramount Plus, debuted in virtual cinemas. Here’s what this new distribution platform can mean to the bottom line.
Exclusive: The first-time feature filmmaker’s BlackStar winner is one the year’s first true discoveries.
Directed by pioneering documentarian William Greaves, the restored film will be released by Kino Lorber later this month.
