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My @NYCMayor we have the opportunity to do something truly amazing for the city with RRR when you're ready
Mayor Zohran Mamdani is partnering with NEON to present free screenings of William and David Greaves’ acclaimed ‘ONCE UPON A TIME IN HARLEM’ in NYC on October 24 and 25.
RSVP here: eventbrite.com/cc/free-nyc-s…
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I had a very long, thorough conversation with Michael Chaiken about producing Criterion's The Complete Kubrick set, out today: thefilmstage.com/he-wanted-t…
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One month away! The 35mm tour of CAMERON WINTER AT CARNEGIE HALL kicks off on November 20th.
Few remaining tickets here: cameronwinter.film
Protect your cinemas! ✊
Breaking: London's Prince Charles Cinema (@ThePCCLondon) has secured its future with a new 25-year lease.
The lease has no break clause, providing extra security for the independent venue: screendaily.com/news/londons…
Had a blast helping Hades Films, @deadmeatjames and team bring 13 fun, gooey, gory horror shorts to 600 screens tonight with FRESH MEAT.
I had like 14 people tell me there were no trailers on DIGGER in VistaVision at AMC Lincoln Square but not one of you told me that if you snuck upstairs to the IMAX instead there was a trailer for Lynch's WILD AT HEART in the pack that would blast you in the face
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The best part of being married is getting to say "let me check with my wife" about something you personally have absolutely no intention of doing.
Oh. Hell. Yes.
NEW: The Grand Illusion Cinema lives! The single-screen movie house that'd been in Seattle’s University District for more than 50 years before closing in January 2025 is coming home. It will be taking over at the Varsity Theatre later this year. Read my story @seattletimes below.
ALT A photo taken outside the shuttered Varsity Theatre on September 22, 2026 with the marquee reading COMING SOON GRAND ILLUSION.
This place is incredible, and in a world of “oh it’s online somewhere” it’s kind of beautiful to have a place full of stuff that is decidedly not
The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts is excited to announce that it has received a historic $60 million gift that will fundamentally expand public access to its 15 million item archive dedicated to dance, theater, and music—one of the world's largest such collections. The anonymous donation is the biggest ever to the research library. This historic gift kicks off a large-scale digitization, preservation, and cataloging project enabling its treasures to be easily accessed by anyone, anywhere, anytime.
The anonymous donor recognized the urgent need to preserve and expand access to the immense cultural heritage within the archives of the Library for the Performing Arts. We are profoundly grateful for this extraordinary gift!
Learn more: on.nypl.org/4gZlOd0
ALT Exterior view of The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts, featuring a prominent entrance. A large banner displays "The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts Dance Music Recorded Sound Theatre." Adjacent is a poster of Martha Graham. Text overlaid on the image announces, "The Library for the Performing Arts receives historic $60 million gift.
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For LA Times (De Los), I talked to Mexican American filmmaker Giselle Bonilla about her feature debut, the dark comedy THE MUSICAL, about her first acting role in the 2007 film FREEDOM WRITERS, and putting her Mexican immigrant parents in her movies🇲🇽🇺🇸
Link below.
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The Cinema Arts Centre made a public allegation of "serious misconduct" against co-director Dylan Skolnick a few weeks back.
Because that's worded so ominously, we're amplifying reporting from @Newsday that confirms this all is over him handling bookings for other theaters...
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RIP to Jeremy Thomas. A legend who taught me so much about what is important in the film business. Proud to have worked with him on several movies and will always remember EO and PINA most of all, 2 films that defy categorization and time.
We live in a world where Na Hong-jin makes movies and therefore things can't be all bad.
HOPE is a blast, and also hilarious. There's a Jaws-esque monologue about halfway through that had the crowd in complete stitches. See it loud with a crowd.
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Announcement 📣
We are delighted to announce the re-opening of Tony Stella’s shop with a new print and classic favorites.
Thank you all for your support. More soon to come.
New Print studiostella.bigcartel.com
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THE CYCLE OF LOVE, now playing at the Angelika NY. LA next week. Everywhere Sept/Oct.
The master returns
‘Possible Love’ Trailer: ‘Burning’ Director Lee Chang-dong Returns with a Story of Documentary Filmmaking Gone Awry indiewire.com/news/trailers/…
