…for a home. Papp lets CBS-TV fire him from his daytime stage manager job for refusing to name names to the House Unamerican Activities Committee (HUAC), searching out Communists in…
…on top of a finished film, you get a screening. Watching your film on the big screen is what it’s all about.” For more information, go to www.48hourfilm.com and www.filmchallenge.com…
Writer, Director, and Producer Harry Assouline talks with The Independent about his award-winning, sci-fi thriller New York 2150. The film stars Kalen J. Hall as intergalactic bounty hunter Jaydon Jaxon, who partners with Mac Cole (Marcus Brandon) to apprehend a psycho-killer. Together the two face a variety of haunts, surreal and actual, in the futuristic terror-world of New Manhattan.
…Guild. Home use DVDs are available at www.kiranovermongolia.com. Most Memorable Moments “Walking on the red carpet with Morgan Freeman directly behind us at the Dubai International Film Festival accompanied by…
…on structure and trailers in Boston and Atlanta in January. For details check www.documentarydoctor.com. To lighten your holiday season visit www.rockandaheartplace.com for a copy of the DVD. You can also…
Rendez-Vous With French Cinema unreels in Lincoln Center February 28-March 10. The 24th annual edition, co-sponsored by The Film Society of Lincoln Center and UniFrance, presents nearly two dozen new French dramas, most having their US or New York premieres. Senior film critic Kurt Brokaw viewed everything available and selects Invisibles (above), Paul Sanchez Is Back!, and Raising Colors as favorites. Read those reviews here.
…compilation of unused 16mm interviews and events, The Black Power Mixtape, demonstrates how a dozen committed Swedish videographers won the trust of the Panthers, and thus were able to film…
Now in its eighth year, The Independent’s 10 Filmmakers to Watch highlights filmmakers – producers, programmers, animators, and others – whose upcoming work we think will wow you this year. Submit your nominations by February 15, 2016.
Kurt Brokaw selects his critic’s choice shorts from the 2017 Tribeca Film Festival—The Amazing Adventures of Wally and the Worm Colin Hanks, Fry Day, Viola, Franca, along with 11th Hour.