The 2013 New York Korean Film Festival should be awesome
Last year’s New York Korean Film Festival was awesome. It had a great selection, including one film that I now count among my favorites ...
Tag: New York
New York City First Time Fest focuses on filmmaker debuts
As cool as it is to be one of the first people to see the next thing by established filmmakers at film festivals, ...
Reviews
Review: Brooklyn Castle
It’s easy to be judgmental of the public education systems across the country, what with news of budget cuts, terrible test scores, and ...
NYC: Pam Grier film retrospective runs March 15-17
The Film Society of Lincoln Center is doing a weekend-long retrospective of the films of Pam Grier from March 15th through March 17th. ...
NYC: Three-night Richard Williams program at 92Y Tribeca
[As a reminder, this 92Y Tribeca event kicks off tonight with a 25th anniversary screening of Who Framed Roger Rabbit? in 35mm.] From ...
Review: The We and the I
It’s funny to write this, but there are times that I think I understand young people less and less as I get older. ...
NYC: Abbas Kiarostami retrospective starts tomorrow
Abbas Kiarostami is one of the finest directors to come out of Iran, and one of the most acclaimed and important voices in ...
Shintoho Mind Warp Film Series is rarely-before-seen
[Just a reminder that these screenings start tonight with Tokaido Yotsuya Kaidan, or Ghost Story of Yotsuya at the Japan Society in New York ...
NYC: Spend an afternoon with Jessica Chastain – 2/8
Jessica Chastain is both extremely prolific and highly acclaimed, appearing in films such as Zero Dark Thirty, The Tree of Life, Take Shelter, ...
NYC Reminder: See Padak for free at the Tribeca Cinemas
Heya New York City. Normally, this would be the time where I post my review of the Korean film Padak along with a reminder about ...
Korean Movie Night New York gets its animation on
By this point, you New Yorkers should really know the drill. At various points throughout the year, those lovable lugs over at the ...
NYC: Alternate Endings art show opens Friday in Brooklyn
There’s a cool-looking art show opening this weekend at The Bottleneck Gallery in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. It’s called “Alternate Endings.” More than 60 artists ...