Send In The Clown: Jerry Lewis's Infamous Holocaust Film
While the world wonders if it's okay to laugh at Holocaust films, Jerry Lewis's infamous THE DAY THE CLOWN CRIED reminds us that some subjects are no joking matter.
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New York Film Festival 2025 Picks: Movies To See And Stream This Holiday Season
This year's New York Film Festival (NYFF 63) offered a bounty of memorable films and documentaries to seek out. Here are our favorites to see and stream this holiday season, including Jim Jarmusch's FATHER MOTHER SISTER BROTHER and Richard Linklater's NOUVELLE VAGUE.
Clio-Winning Creativity: Why Cannabis Brands Need Culture, Not Just Ads
Ads alone won’t cut it in cannabis. Discover why culture-driven creativity is the secret to lasting brand impact and Clio-winning campaigns.
The Macro Mind of Matias Cardozo of Matca Films: A Global Vision for Cannabis in Sharp Focus
Matias Cardozo of Matca Films is reshaping global cannabis storytelling through macro photography, film, and branding. From California farms to covert grows in Europe, his lens captures the soul of the plant—with a new print mag and documentary series on the horizon.
Kiss My Grass Premieres at Tribeca: Mary Pryor’s Powerful New Film Demands Equity for Black Women in Cannabis
Kiss My Grass premieres at Tribeca 2025, spotlighting Mary Pryor’s urgent call for equity in cannabis. The film centers Black women entrepreneurs fighting for access, ownership, and justice in an industry built on their exclusion.
Exploring Ketamine Therapy for Treatment-Resistant Depression: A Documentary 3-Week Journey and Key Insights
Follow a filmmakers 3-week journey with ketamine therapy for treatment-resistant depression. From wellness clinics to sound bath experiences, explore how various approaches, setting, and mindset influenced his results. Discover if ketamine could be a transformative treatment for you.
AI and the Future of Creativity: How the GMCU Will Revolutionize Filmmaking, Art, and Music
AI is revolutionizing creativity, from filmmaking to music and art. The rise of AI-driven tools is democratizing creativity, enabling professionals and everyday users to create cinematic universes, artwork, and music with ease. Explore how AI is shaping the future of the creative industry.
Visionary Psychedelic Artist East Forest Partners with Area 23a for National Release of "Music for Mushrooms"
East Forest’s documentary *Music for Mushrooms* explores the transformative power of music and psychedelics. Premiering in NYC on September 13 and LA on October 4, this film delves into healing through psychedelics and music. Catch it nationwide with special events for World Mental Health Day.
Now Streaming And Screening: Hidden Gems From Tribeca Film Festival
Some of our favorite hidden gems from the 2024 Tribeca Film Festival are now available to stream and screen. Check out where to watch 1-800-ON-HER-OWN (the stunning Ani DiFranco documentary), Daddio, and Brats.
Emperor Of PR: How Stu Zakim's Communications Changed The Game
Stu Zakim, founder of Bridge Strategic Communications, is a PR powerhouse whose work to alter the public perception of cannabis has caused ripples in the zeitgeist. We go inside his journey from Hollywood and rock and roll to transforming cannabis brands.
Calling All Female Filmmakers: Female Voices Rock Film Festival 2024 Accepts Submissions For NYC Selections
Female filmmakers, submit your work for the fifth-year celebration of Female Voices Rock Film Festival 2024 in NYC. Special events highlight creativity, diversity, and empowerment.
DOC NYC 2023, America's Largest Documentary Film Festival, Returned With Oscar-Worthy Features And Shorts
DOC NYC, the nation's largest documentary film festival, returned to New York in 2023 for its 14th season. 114 features and 129 shorts comprised the spectacular program, several of which made the 2024 Oscars shortlist.
Casino Fashion And Cinema: A Timeless Medley
For decades, casino fashion has been represented in films from the James Bond series to "Ocean's 11," "The Great Gatsby," and more. But what is the future of casino style? Find out here.
"May December": Julianne Moore And Natalie Portman Deliver Standout Work In Todd Haynes' Film, A New York Film Festival 61 Darling And Netflix Hit
Julianne Moore and Natalie Portman deliver star turns in Todd Haynes' film "May December," which has gone from a darling at the 61st New York Film Festival (NYFF) to a Netflix hit. Nominated for 4 Golden Globes, the film follows the aftermath of a family built on scandal.
"These Days," A Tale Of Latinx Youth Striving To Heal Trauma, Won Big At Chelsea Film Festival During Hispanic Heritage Month
"These Days," the debut of filmmaker Junior Gonzalez, is a rich docudrama about traumas and cultural ties impacting Latinx youth on Long Island. The film won big at this year's Chelsea Film Festival, particularly resonating during Hispanic Heritage Month.
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