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Hot Docs 2021: 10 must-see films according to NOW critics Hot Docs 2021: 10 must-see films according to NOW critics The annual documentary film fest is streaming across Canada until May 9 By Kevin Ritchie Courtesy of Hot Docs Baltimore director Theo Anthony uncovers a disturbing and illuminating history of camera technology in All Light, Everywhere. The annual documentary film festival Hot Docs goes all-virtual for a second straight year, meaning you can rent most movies on-demand – across Canada – from now until May 9. With more than 200 titles to choose from, Hot Docs 2021 is a...

New Directors/New Films turns 50 with a bracingly eclectic lineup All Light, Everywhere. 2021. USA. Directed by Theo Anthony. Courtesy SuperLTD. by Beatrice Loayza (NYT NEWS SERVICE) .- A wildly eclectic, cutting edge and globe-spanning lineup has always epitomized New Directors/New Films, the annual showcase of emerging filmmakers presented by Film at Lincoln Center and the Museum of Modern Art. This year’s 50th anniversary edition is part of a citywide return to theaters, with in-person screenings taking place through May 13. The program will also screen virtually (through May 8), along wi...

New Directors/New Films Film at Lincoln Center holds the 50th anniversary edition of its film series online. It opens with Amalia Ulman’s El Planeta and closes with Theo Anthony’s All Light, Everywhere. The 2021 festival introduces 27 features and 11 shorts to audiences nationwide through MoMA and FLC virtual cinemas, and to New Yorkers at Film at Lincoln Center. COST: $12 per rental, $275 for all-access passes; MORE INFO College Pathways Reporter Jill Replogle hosts a Q&A session with higher education and employment experts to answer questions live about career and workforce changes. (...

Channels Television     Nigerian Drama ‘Eyimofe’ has been selected for the 50th-anniversary edition of the New Directors/New Films Festival in New York. The movie follows factory worker technician Mofe, played by Jude Akuwudike, and Hairdresser Rosa, played by Temi Ami-Williams, on their quest for what they hope will be a better life on foreign shores. However, things take a sudden shift as Mofe loses his family, while Rosa fails to live up to the expectations and promise she made to Mofe. Eyimofe, presented by Guardian’s GDN studios, is directed by twin brothers Arie and Chuko Esiri,...

EyimofeThough all is set for the homecoming of a Nigerian feature film, Eyimofe (This Is My Desire), having screened at prestigious film festivals across the globe, it seems the international film community is not yet done with the film, which premiered at the 2020 Berlin International Film Festival in Germany. Ahead of its Nigerian premiere on April 18, at the Ebonylife Place, Victoria Island, Lagos, which will be followed by the cinematic release on April 23, the Museum of Modern Art and Film at Lincoln Center (FLC), New York, has announced the selection of Eyimofe for the 50th-anniversary...