The traveling Bicycle Film Festival is now screening new film selections from the past two years during its virtual film festival Dec. 17 - Jan. 9, 2022. Touting 70 new films, including one Oscar nomination and a music video from Blood...
"Cinesymposia," a new series exploring the cinema, and the screening (theater) space itself, as a communal meeting place, is coming to Anthology Archives for three evenings of engagement beginning Wednesday, October 13th. The Salon will include screenings of short...
Seward Park Library (192 East Broadway) has announced the return of their free curated film screenings after a long hiatus due to the pandemic. As of now, masks are required for attendance regardless of vaccination status.
They will kick things...
It turns out indie filmmaking icon Jim Jarmusch is also a visual artist who has been fascinated by newsprint since he was a small child. James Fuentes gallery will present "Jim Jarmusch Newsprint Collages," a collection of forty collages...
The Museum of Reclaimed Urban Space is teaming up with Loisaida Center and ABC No Rio to present a collection of films documenting activist-driven occupations in New York City over the last five decades. Their ninth annual film festival...
The 11th Annual Lower East Side Film Festival recently wrapped its hybrid fest and has announced the winners. After being forced to present last year's festival virtually, due to the pandemic, Co-founder Roxy Hunt and Festival Director shared the...
The Lower East Side Film Festival has announced it will return to in-person screenings for their 2021 festival July 8 - 12. The festival will follow a hybrid format, offering virtual programming alongside the live screenings. The team also...
Our friends at the Lower East Side Film Festival are celebrating Valentine's Day early with "Romance at the Movies" Trivia Night on Wednesday, February 10, 2021, (online) at 8:00pm. They promise to challenge your knowledge of "the most lovey-dovey, heart-break-y,...
A trailblazer for women in Hollywood, director Joan Micklin Silver, died this past week at her home in New York City at the age of 85. Her first film, "Hester Street," and most well-known project, "Crossing Delancey," were, of...
Here's another chance to catch "Off Track Betty," a short film we featured about the disappearing Lower East Side, which was shot before the Essex Crossing development began. Many of the locations used for the story no longer exist.
