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The Vancouver Art Gallery presents The Children Have to Hear Another Story: Alanis Obomsawin. The exhibition surveys the lifework of Alanis Obomsawin from the 1960s to the present, demonstrating her remarkable achievements in education, music, documentary cinema and activism that have mobilized Indigenous voices and ideas to transform society.

A quick survey of a handful of my peers—among them several experimental filmmakers, curators, and academics—revealed that none of them recogniz

There will be dancing in Rockaway. Poetry will pop up in Ridgewood. They'll hit the high notes in Flushing. An art invasion is headed for Astoria! Following a successful launch last summer, Queens Rising plans to promote more than 300 events in June, partnering with over 100 presenting organizations in 2023.

Campaigners behind the Save the Filmhouse group are organising a National Protest for the Arts on 15 April, which coincides with World Art Day.

In this issue: anime auteur Shinkai Makoto on Suzume, an A to Z of contemporary anime, the cinematic history of Dracula, a trip to the movies with Dario Argento, Albert Serra on Pacifiction, Mia Hansen-Løve on One Fine Morning, Black Film Bulletin and more!

Geena Davis is a big-screen feminist icon. But she wasn't always the trailblazer we see today.

Geena Davis is a big-screen feminist icon. But she wasn't always the trailblazer we see today.

Reviewers from around the world are loving Rye Lane, Disney+s new South London-set romcom

Earth Day celebrations and educational Spring Break programs are popular this week. Maple syrup, shadow boxes, egg hunts, stand-up comedy, and Cosmic Americana are also in the mix. April 7, Second SUSS Show, 8 pm. SUSS, a trio known as pioneers of the Ambient Country and Cosmic Americana musical genres, perform as part of a

Longtime controller of the BFI’s National Film Theatre who helped to open a London museum dedicated to ‘the moving image’