At the Cinema Village Cinema, 22 E 12th St, NYC, 11 p.m. tonight The New York Times said in a recent review, “In ‘The Dark,’ a Traumatized Teenager Becomes a Zombie.” Hogwash! See this great movie and decided for yourself.…
Author: Greggory W Morris
So Say Sara Mohamed, Andriy Repik, Kiara Tavarez …
“We choose the one in Queens Center Mall because of its prices are cheaper than those in Manhattan. Everyone’s in a great mood and hungry. It’s a good environment to interview students about their impressions and experiences the first few weeks of the semester” – Eileen Cruz,
Participants for the 56th New York Film Festival Artist And Critics Academies
An immersive four-day program for filmmakers early in their careers, and the Critics Academy, a workshop for aspiring film writers and a venture of Film Comment magazine.
Thomas Paine
One of the editor’s former students from his teaching days at Rutgers University, News Brunswick, steps out into the light of day.
Q&A with Director Rudy Valdez, THE SILENCE, New York Latin Film Festival – Part 2
THE SILENCE debuts on HBO October 15.
Q&A with Director Rudy Valdez, THE SILENCE, New York Latin Film Festival – Part 1
THE SILENCE screened at the New York Latino Film Festival August 23, and the Q&A with Director Rudy Valdez, moderated by Calixto Chinchilla, Founder/Executive Direct of the festival, has to be one of the most riveting Q&A’s in recent memory.
New York Attorney General Sues Donald Trump Foundation and Board of Directors for Extensive and Persistent Violations of State and Federal Law
Named in the lawsuit were the Donald J. Trump Foundation and its directors, Donald J. Trump (“Mr. Trump”), Donald J. Trump, Jr., Ivanka Trump, and Eric Trump. The suit alleges a pattern of persistent illegal conduct, occurring over more than…
Wrapping Up, Part 1
More than 5,000 moviegoers supported the film throughout the 5 days, with more than 17 countries represented.
Richard Prince’s Journal-isms – August 25, 2018
This issues headlines: After 40+ Years, the University ‘Broke My Heart’; Fired for Sharing an Article: Reporter Posted Piece on ‘White Women’s Tears; Paper Urges Restraint as Trump Bashes Immigrant; Daughter Denies Key Quote in New Till Case; Fearful Cuban Journalist Seeks Asylum in U.S.; Garcia to Receive Diversity Leadership Award; Aretha Services to Be Streamed, Televised; Threats Prompt April Ryan to Hire Bodyguard; CNN Suspends Trump Surrogate After Revelation; N. C. Papers Praise Students’ Takedown of Statue; 38 J-Students Travel Nation to Document Hate; Chicago Photographers Recall ’68 DNC Riots
Retrospective and Revivals Sections
This year’s three-part Retrospective section pays tribute to late film industry luminaries Dan Talbot and Pierre Rissient, and spotlights three documentary odes to cinema.