Official Secrets Premieres in NYC at the Inaugural 51/Fest
This film reminds us that there are people out there that are putting their lives and reputations on the line each day in order to serve their fellow citizens.
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Emily Robinson–The Mentor We All Needed in Eighth Grade
Olivia is a positive, bubbly force to be reckoned with.
Sick, Sick, Sick is a Ritualistic Slow Burn
Amplified by its gorgeously psychedelic score and cinematography, Sick Sick Sick is a sometimes fragmented slow burn.
A Queer Retrospective of Classic Film: Some Like it Hot
Representation helps bridge the gap that has grown from years of misinformation and misunderstandings.
NYWIFT Members Doing Justice to True Crime
Death Row Stories examines the deals and decisions that prosecutors and defense attorneys make on behalf of their clients as the law changes over time.
Nina Wu: Midi Z's "Twisted Dream" Film Takes on #MeToo Nightmares at Cannes
For Ke-Xi Wu, the film's politics are personal
Trial By Fire: Director Edward Zwick Puts the U.S. Criminal Justice System on Trial
In addition to focusing on a malfunctioning criminal justice system, Zwick also wanted to look at how poverty and a lack of education play into its failure.
Here for the Horror Legends: John Carpenter, Brazilian Thriller Bacurau, and Udo Kier at Cannes
Honeysuckle’s adventures at the 72nd edition of the Cannes Film Festival continued this week
Honeysuckle Does Cannes: Kickoff with Jim Jarmusch's The Dead Don't Die, Les Miserables and More
Hey all! Honeysuckle is off to a great start at the Cannes Film Festival [https:...
A Layered Look at Overlay: Filmmaker Samuel Clemens Long Weaves a Masterfully Nuanced Dual Tale
The film depicts the stories of a man who claims he’s been raped and the woman who says otherwise.
Writer-Director Nia DaCosta Scored Big with Little Woods
The women live in the fracking boomtown of Little Woods, North Dakota, a small, economically-depressed area where they have few options and no hope.
No-Holds-Barred: The 2nd Annual Bowery Film Festival and the Female Gaze
The black and white film is a celebration and unveiling of feminine resilience, sexuality, and enchanting power.
A “Third Eye” for Film: The Third Eye Film Festival Returns to New York for a 2019 Kickoff Season
Darian Brenner [https://www.thirdeyefilmfest.com/about-2] and Namu Desai [https://www.thirdeyefilmfest.com/about-2]...
Athena Film Festival Co-Founder Melissa Silverstein Talks Female Filmmakers in a Changing Industry
As women infiltrate Hollywood and are able to tell larger stories for bigger budgets that wind up in the multiplexes, everything is going to change.
New York City Cannabis Film Festival: A High NY Joint
Through a diverse set of content, New York City Cannabis Film Festival 2019 highlighted the many nuances of this multifaceted industry, which otherwise would have remained a mystery to many.
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