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There's a strange bit of a rush when you're flying in a small plane and it takes flight. It's different from being a passenger in a 767. There's a feeling of ho

Valentine’s Day is approaching, and Queens is filled with love. It’s also filled with the Lindy Hop, a Monkey King, Chinese Stand-up, German DJs, mousetraps, CPR training, and a murder mystery. Feb. 10, The Challenge to Defy Gravity, 7 pm. Music director Frank Owens teams up with choreographer and dance historian Mickey Davidson to present

To celebrate the release of My First Movie: Vol. 1, we’re bringing Cinephile Game Night back to the Alamo Drafthouse Brooklyn this month and you’re invited! The evening will feature multiple trivia rounds and other cinephile games, with chances to win the new books, as well as limited-edition prints, games and more. Cinephile Game Night

From design exhibitions exploring the women that shaped the industry's history to curated retrospectives that celebrate iconic horror filmmakers, there's something for the cinephile in all of us at ACMI this autumn.

The Texas Archive for the Moving Image has collected Texans' home movies, and now visitors in 2023 can see what visitors in 1968 experienced.

SNP councillors have confirmed their City of Edinburgh Council budget plan which is set to include £4.5m of funding to the King’s Theatre.

This week: an Old Masters auction overview, an Ernie Barnes mystery, a Winfred Rembert groundswell, and much more.

Photo Tony Barsamian On Sunday January 29th the Hellenic Film Society presented the classic Greek film comedy, My Friend Lefterakis at the Museum of the Moving Image in Astoria. The 1963 comedic farce from Greece’s famed Finos Film Studio stars two of Greek cin­ema’s most accomplished comedic actors, Dino Iliopoulos and Kostas Voutsas. The screening

A DECISION to strip the former Edinburgh Filmhouse premises of its alcohol licence has sparked fears it will be turned into “luxury flats” and…

Leading the charge in quality (and controversy) is HBO, bringing us exposés on cults and child abuse, heartwarming renderings of departed artists and celebrities, and biting cultural commentary. We’ve compiled the top 20 HBO documentaries to stream.