Nitehawk Cinema’s October 2014 slate is unsurprisingly full of the spooky and scary. But that’s not all they’ve got going on this month. Here’s a look at what will be […]
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Nitehawk Cinema September 2014 Preview
I’m a big fan of Nitehawk Cinema. It’s one of my favorite places to go. You can see great films, eat great food, and enjoy great beverages – at the […]
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Film Review: The Driver’s Seat at Light Industry
Elizabeth Taylor meets Andy Warhol in Rome. What could go wrong? Apparently, a lot.
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Boyhood Film Review and Richard Linklater and Ellar Coltrane Q&A Recap
I had the chance to see the film Boyhood – out today in select cities and releasing wide next week – Tuesday at a private screening at Nitehawk. Director Richard […]
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Thanksgiving Film plus Reggie Watts Rooftop Films Tonight 7/3 and Bad Brains Film at Nighthawk 7/8
It’s been a little while since I’ve had a chance to post, but I’m coming back to you with some music & film events taking place over the next few […]
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“There are some things you can only see in Brooklyn.” Brooklyn Film Festival Recap
And they are worth seeing. Like this year’s 17th Brooklyn Film Festival. It’s a keeper. Nothing can compare to watching a movie in an intimate theater (like IndieScreen on Kent) […]
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Video: Greenpointers Short of the Week!
This week, we are re-appropriating Short of the Week’s entire concept to fit our own publication because said website just named a Greenpoint film as (you guessed it) Short of […]
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Obvious Child Screening Recap and Rooftop Films 2014 Preview
Last weekend, Rooftop Films kicked off their 2014 season with a night of shorts on Friday and the feature Obvious Child on Saturday. I went to Industry City on Saturday night […]
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Local Filmmaker Talks Greenpoint, Plimpton, & PBS (where you can watch his film tonight at 9pm EST)
I met Tom Bean in front of his Greenpoint apartment, which sits in a row of buildings overlooking McGolrick park. The day was muggy and damp and I was sweating […]
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Imaginary Friend Documentary : Call for Participants
Did you or does your child have an imaginary friend? We are doing a documentary about imaginary friends and are looking for people interested in sharing their stories, experiences, drawings, […]