THE SKY OF THE CENTAUR / EL CIELO DEL CENTAURO A film by Hugo Santiago (Argentina/France, 2015, 93 min. In Spanish and French with English subtitles) The ship moors at dawn in Buenos Aires, from where it will sail again the next day. The Engineer
Join NYWIFT, SAG-AFTRA, FF2 Media, Women in the Arts & Media Coalition (WAMC), HerFlix, ImageNation Cinema Foundation, 2020 One Woman One Vote Festival, and African-American Women in Cinema (AAWIC) for a screening of the new feature Tape in recognition of S.W.A.N. (Support Women Artists Now) Day, an annual event on the last Saturday of March that
The Cinema Tropical Collection Cinema Tropical is proud to announce the launch of The Cinema Tropical Collection, a new and exciting initiative that makes select Latin American films available digitally for the first time ever. Combining the format of a curated online film series with virtual
New York Women in Film & Television (NYWIFT) is pleased to announce the broadcast of the 40th Anniversary NYWIFT Muse Awards on CUNY TV throughout the second week of March 2020 in celebration of Women’s History Month. This is the first time the celebrated program –
DOC STUDIES PRESENTS Monday, Mar. 9th at 1PM Kellen Auditorium, 66 Fifth Ave THE CANCER JOURNALS REVISITED (98 min) Screening and Q&A with filmmaker and Media Studies faculty LANA LIN Poetic and urgent, eye-opening and razor-sharp, THE CANCER JOURNALS, REVISITED is the cinematic embodiment of Lorde’s
This week is a strong week for Brazilian cinema in New York City. Both Film at Lincoln Center and the IFC Center will be home to the U.S. theatrical release of Kleber Mendonça Filho and Juliano Dornelles’ Bacurau—winner of the Jury Prize at the Cannes Film Festival. Also from Brazil, we get Glauber Rocha’s political classic Antonio Das
U.S. Theatrical Release of BACURAU Friday, March 6, 2020 A few years from now… Bacurau, a small village in the Brazilian sertão, mourns the loss of its matriarch, Carmelita, who lived to be 94. Days later, its inhabitants notice that their village has literally vanished from most maps
This event is apart of the Parsons Housing Justice Lab Screening Series which aims to create awareness of processes of neighborhood change and community organizing for equitable neighborhood development in our cities. Through critical documentary films featuring past and current cases, this series seeks to promote
Advance Screening: Lost Girls When her 24-year-old daughter disappears, Mari Gilbert (Amy Ryan) tirelessly drives law enforcement agents to find her missing daughter, and in the process, she uncovers more than a dozen unsolved murders of young sex workers in an insular community near the
IRWGS will be hosting a screening of the film The Third Part of the Third Measure, followed by a discussion with filmmakers Kodwo Eshun and Anjalika Sagar (The Otolith Group), Professor Ellie Hisama (Columbia University Department of Music) and Isaac Jean-Francois (Columbia College ’20) on Friday, March 6th from
Join us for this month’s NYWIFT Member Screening showcasing Jodie Alexandra Taylor’s documentary feature Pennhurst. The filmmaker will be available for a Q&A immediately following the screening. The screening series provides members with the opportunity to show their work in a theatrical setting. The screening will
THE CORDILLERA OF DREAMS / LA CORDILLERA DE LOS SUEÑOS A film by Patricio Guzmán (France/Chile, 2019, 102 min. In Spanish with English subtitles) Winner of the L’Oeil d’or Best Documentary Award at the 2019 Cannes Film Festival and acclaimed at film festivals including Karlovy
February 14 – 18, 2020 Film at Lincoln Center Presented by Film at Lincoln Center and Cinema Tropical Now in its fifth year, Neighboring Scenes is the Film at Lincoln Center and Cinema Tropical’s annual wide-ranging showcase of contemporary Latin American cinema. Highlighting impressive recent
DOC STUDIES PRESENTS @tnsdocstudies Monday, Feb 10 at 1 PM Kellen Auditorium, 66 Fifth Ave RECORDER: THE MARION STOKES PROJECT (88 min) Screening and Q&A with filmmaker MATT WOLF “Outstanding… An information revolutionary, Stokes, despite her decades of isolation, touched the nerve center of the times.”
LAPÜ A film by César Alejandro Jaimes and Juan Pablo Polanco (Colombia, 2019, 75 min. In Wayuunaiki and Spanish with English subtitles) Winner, Best Latin American Documentary, Cinema Tropical Awards Official Selection, Sundance Film Festival Official Selection, Berlin Film Festival “When Doris’s dead cousin appears
“Confident visual sense…a sensitive portrait [with a] depth of feeling.” —The Hollywood Reporter “A touching debut…sexually frank in an honest, fresh fashion.” –Screen Daily “Raw and authentic.” –Remezcla JOSÉ A film by Li Cheng (Guatemala/USA, 2019, 85 min. In Spanish with English subtitles) A nuanced look
This week, escape the cold weather and warm up with some of the prime Latin American films screening in New York. Tomorrow Tuesday, one of our summer favorites returns to the big screen: head over to the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema in Downtown Brooklyn for a special screening of Lucio Castro‘s luscious and lustful End
Cinereach is offering New School students free tickets to a movie called, The Assistant, which will be screened at Angelika Film Center on Feb 2. Based on nearly a 100 of interviews from former assistants of top executives at Miramax, The Weinstein Company, Time Warner Company
WHO: Pulitzer Prize-winning Journalist John Carreyrou WHAT: Carreyrou will discuss his bestselling book Bad Blood: Secrets and Lies in a Silicon Valley Start-up, on the rise and fall of Theranos and CEO Elizabeth Holmes. WHEN: Thursday, February 13, 7-8pm WHERE: Tishman Auditorium, University Center. LINK: https://event.newschool.edu/badblood
The IFC Center is screening two Oscar-nominated films directed by Brazilian filmmakers: Fernando Meirelles‘ The Two Popes and Petra Costa‘s documentary The Edge of Democracy. Be sure to catch them in the big screen! And Karim Aïnouz‘s tropical melodrama Invisible Life continues to play at Film Forum and Film at Lincoln Center. The Brazilian New York Times Critics’ Pick is
Friday Night Films is a new series from BPCA inviting movie lovers to screen and discuss classic and modern day cinema. Popcorn will be served, and a discussion will follow the screenings. All FREE! Film Noir is a style of American crime film originating in the 1940’s. Often made
Our series Veredas: A Generation of Brazilian Filmmakers continues at Film at Lincoln Center with more must-see films to catch. The program reflects the range of boundary-pushing Brazilian film in order to showcase work from a vast and influential generation that is indelibly leaving its mark on the local and international film
PARAGUAY WAR A film by Luiz Rosemberg Filho (Guerra do Paraguay, Luiz Rosemberg Filho, Brazil, 2016, 80 min. In Portuguese with English subtitles) U.S. Premiere! The last feature film by the late Brazilian director Luiz Rosemberg Filho, a key figure of the Cinema Marginal movement whose work has
Documentary film screening ‘The Free University’ (54 min,) followed by a Q&A Friday, Dec 6th, 4pm Location: Bard Globalization and International Affairs (BGIA), 108W 39th Street, 10th floor, #1000A, New York City RSVP: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-free-university-documentary-tickets-83826662805?ref=eios Background In 2019, Central European University became the first university in Europe to
Cinema Tropical is thrilled to present the opening of ‘Veredas: A Generation of Brazilian Filmmakers’ in partnership with Film at Lincoln Center. Kicking off this Friday with Gabriel Mascaro‘s Divine Love and Adirley Queirós’ Is The City Only One?, the program reflects the range of boundary-pushing Brazilian film in order to showcase work from a vast and influential
“A magnificently unflinching film from a master director in the making.” —Carlos Aguilar, The Wrap “Grade: A- There are any number of movies about gay men trying to liberate themselves from the long shadow of heteronormative oppression… but few have been told with the extraordinary nuance or
Filmatique’s Queer Cinema series continues with I Killed My Mother, Xavier Dolan’s semi-autobiographical portrait of a teenage boy’s relationship with his single mother as he wrestles with the decision to come out. To watch our current releases click here. Membership required. FLMTQ membership is $4.95/month. First month free.
STILL BURN A film by Mauricio Alfredo Ovando (Algo quema, Bolivia, 2018, 77 min. In Spanish with English subtitles) Alfredo Ovando Candia was a military general who served as Co-President of Bolivia from 1965–66 (and again from 1969–70) after overthrowing sitting President Víctor Paz Estenssoro. His political
12/5 DOC TALK DOC STUDIES PRESENTS @tnsdocstudies Thursday, Dec 5 at 8 PM UL 104, Lower level, University Center, 63 Fifth Ave TALES OF TWO WHO DREAMT (82 min) Screening and Q&A with filmmaker NICO PEREDA Andrea Bussmann and Nico Pereda’s Tales of Two Who