47 Director: J. Warren Fletcher Country: USA; Running Time: 15 minutes Almost Home Director: Menhaj Huda Country: USA; Running Time: 20 minutes An Old Friend Director: Nuk Suwanchote Country: USA; Running Time: 14 minutes ana 0091 Director: Robert Brody Country: USA; Running Time: 7 minutes The Anatomy of Jane Doesn’t Exist Director: Kai Brown Country: USA; Running…
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2025 9th Annual Festival of Cinema NYC August 1 – 10
2025 9th Annual Festival of Cinema NYC Announces Film Lineup August 1 – 10
Part 2 of 3: 2025 Official Selections
Opening Night Presentation I Had The Heart (Tuve el Corazon) Directors: Oliver Kolker, Hernan Findling Country: Argentina; Running Time: 107 minutes Moti Cohen a one time hit rock producer discovered Bartolo, a stutterer mechanic who sings Tango like nobody. Moti will make him a…
2025 9th Annual Festival of Cinema NYC Film Lineup August 1 – 10
Part 1 of 3
The Festival of Cinema NYC is an international film festival held annually in Forest Hills, Queens, New York. It focuses on supporting independent cinema and providing a platform for filmmakers to showcase their work. The festival screens films from various countries and genres, offering networking opportunities for filmmakers.
An Eye-Opening, Mind-Opening Interview Conversation with Internationally Known Film Strategist Katie Bignell – Part 1 (Updated July 11)
View this profile on Instagram Festival Formula (@festivalformula) • Instagram photos and videos This article about the internationally known and distinguished Katie Bignell has elements of a journalism feature, journalism profile, journalistic memoir as well as Q&A. The…
SWEET RELIEF Film Review
SWEET RELIEF – available on premium VOD as of yesterday – is an 89-minute, slow-burn whacky horror thriller about an online murder challenge (by Gen Z types) in a small suburban community. It’s director, Nick Verdi, has a rep…
Film Review-Article: THE INVISIBLE DOCTRINE, The Secret History of Neoliberalism
Now streaming on Apple TV. The film blends meticulous reportage with powerful visuals to shine a light on an ideology that remains largely invisible in public discourse and that allows for it to exert an inimical and toxic influences on things that directly affect people. Even if those understandably skeptical of its framing – definitely not this reviewer – THE INVISIBLE DOCTRINE promises to provoke thought—and perhaps inspire a reimagining of political and economic systems. – Gregg W. Morris, Editor, Researcher, the WORD.
Tribeca Festival 2025 Opening Night Post-Event Recap of June 4 Opening Day – And More …
The 2025 Tribeca Festival kicked off with the world premiere of the highly anticipated HBO documentary Billy Joel: And So it Goes, an expansive and deeply personal portrait of the life and music of New York City icon Billy Joel,…
WE ARE KINGS (2025) Film Short Review: Good? Bad? Ugly?
Banzai?!
Savvy folks know they need their mojos working in these dreadful times of alarming never-ending ghastly breaking news headlines about the economy, tariffs, immigration, Gaza & Ukraine, White House TACO Tantrums … and so on … and so forth. Good…