Katra Film Series Hosts Daniel Diosdado’s American Debut Film: "The Nomad"
Katra Film Series presents the red carpet premiere of acclaimed international filmmaker Daniel Diosdado’s American debut feature, "The Nomad," at Regal Cinemas.
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Heavy Metal Entertainment and Berkshire Roots Launch Unique Cannabis Partnership in Massachusetts
Heavy Metal Entertainment and Berkshire Roots introduced their partnership to bring Heavy Metal-branded cannabis products to Massachusetts. Fans of the 1981 cult classic film look forward to seeing Heavy Metal's edgy stories evolve for the modern cannabis community.
What It Means to Be Human: Multimedia Platform Music Got Your Back from David Bluefield Redefines the Importance of Music
Award-winning composer and music industry legend David Bluefield brings his craft's transformative power to the global community with Music Got Your Back, a multimedia platform for story sharing and building a healing network through melodies.
Fifth Annual Bowery Film Festival: Highlighting Female Filmmakers and Live Music
Katra Film Series hosts its fifth annual Bowery Film Festival featuring ten films across four days ending with a block of music videos and an after-party at The Bowery Electric.
DOC NYC 2022 Spotlighted Female Filmmakers Among Program of 200+ Documentaries, Shorts and Events in New York City
DOC NYC, the nation's largest documentary film festival, returned to New York in 2022 with 200+ documentaries, shorts and events. Notably, the 13th edition of the fest spotlighted more female filmmakers than ever before. Here are some of the standouts.
The New York Film Festival's 60th Anniversary Offered Movies on David Johansen, Harvey Weinstein and More
The New York Film Festival's 60th anniversary brought a slate of great films from Martin Scorsese, Noah Baumbach, Park Chan-wook, Maria Schrader, Claire Denis and many more. Here's the Honeysuckle Hot List for the best of the fest.
Katra Film Series Hosts 11th NYC Film Festival: An Inside Look on the Films and Their Makers
Filmmakers from around the world submitted their short and feature films to be shown at Katra Film Series' 11th season.
Shining Light on Whitewashed History of Black Spaces: Inger Tudor Stars As Rose McClendon in "Voodoo Macbeth"
In the new film "Voodoo Macbeth," based on the true story of a trailblazing 1930s all-Black production of the Shakespeare play, Inger Tudor stars as actress Rose McClendon, co-founder of the Negro People's Theatre. Tudor's dazzling performance in this powerful film is a standout.
"Spencer": Pablo Larrain's Princess Diana Film Is Filled With Depictions Of Interiority
Kristen Stewart stars as Princess Diana in Pablo Larrain's film "Spencer," which uses the biopic format to depict female interiority with surrealism and darkness.
"Everything Everywhere All at Once": A24 Film is a Confusing, Intense and Brilliant Testament to the Mother-Daughter Relationship
A24 and Daniels' film "Everything Everywhere All At Once" resonates with Asian-Americans and children of immigrants on social media as a brilliant illustration of the challenges in the mother-daughter relationship.
Jesce Horton, CEO of LOWD in Portland, Oregon & Their Clio Award Winning Short Film “LOWD Vibes Only”
Jesce Horton, CEO of LOWD Cannabis, talks to us about their CLIO award winning short film, LOWD Vibes Only, and urban craft cannabis cultivation in Portland.
How NFT Art Helps Indie Filmmakers
One industry that is recently seen penetrating the NFT market is the film industry. Read on to learn how NFT art can help filmmakers.
Coded Bias Documentary on Netflix
First premiering at the Sundance Film Festival to critical acclaim in January 2020, Coded Bias...
Amanda "Kazzy" Cryer's Documentary "Inside Men" Looks at 2.3 Million Lives Under the Prison-Industrial Complex
Filmmaker Amanda "Kazzy" Cryer will shed light on the prison-industrial complex's destructive nature in Inside Men, her new documentary film produced by Damon Russell and Jason Dolan.
Heaven's Gate: The Inside Story of the Most Bizarre Cult in History
25 years on from its tragedy, Heaven's Gate remains the most notorious and bizarre cult in American history. Its leadership, mentality and infamous mass suicide are reexamined in the HBO documentary "Heaven's Gate: Cult of Cults."
