Summer Camp
William Lustig returns to Anthology Film Archives to curate a series of genre films from the 1960s and '70s
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Author Archive
Catch a ReRun
The ReRun Theater screens films on Blu-Ray & DVD in Dumbo
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Vision of War
Samuel Maoz remembers the Lebanon War a little too clearly
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A Different Potter Onscreen
Director Sally Potter's 'Orlando' returns to the big screen
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Blame It on the Rain
Director and actor Agnes Jaoui continues to march to her own music
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District 13: Ultimatum
David Belle is back for more parkour antics to save a Parisian banlieu
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Creation
A Charles Darwin biopic that trucks in its own manipulation of history
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Daybreakers
Thank Peter Jackson for paving the way for the Spiereg brothers first feature
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If Gumby Were French…
More absurdist stop-motion humor to add to you holiday viewing list
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Faces of Tsai Ming-Liang
It’s fitting that the Asia Society should whittle down Taiwanese director Tsai Ming-Liang’s filmography down to what they deem to be his bare essentials, leading up to Face, his latest and certainly one of his best films. Tsai’s films are about mundane phantoms, invisible people that exist in the same places as one other but
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