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The 8th Annual Festival of Cinema NYC announces film lineup August 2-11

The 8th Annual Festival of Cinema NYC announces film lineup August 2-11 Ivy Vale’s Out of My Comfort Zone opens the film festival,  and Delfine Paolini’s A Wonderful Way with Dragons makes its World Premiere as the Closing Night selection More World Premieres include Laura Angiulli’s I Know You, Harrison Dillingham’s Mortimer, and Charles Caracciolo’s The Old Ballgame: The QBH Story. North American premieres include Andrey Getov’s Bo Nan Za, Francois…

Nobuhiro Hosoki
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‘Kim’s Video,’ A Documentary Dedicated To Doing Justice To Film
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‘Kim’s Video,’ A Documentary Dedicated To Doing Justice To Film

For two decades, cinema lovers of the Big Apple found their Mecca in St Mark’s Place, in the treasure trove of rare motion pictures known as Kim’s Video. This rental shop amassed 55,000 titles, but in 2008 with the advent of the digital era people no longer rented videos and the destiny of this venerable…

Chiara Spagnoli Gabardi
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SRFF 2024 – The 11th Edition Narrative and Documentary Features Have Been Unveiled
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SRFF 2024 – The 11th Edition Narrative and Documentary Features Have Been Unveiled

SR Socially Relevant Film Festival NY – SRFF 2024 8 NARRATIVES FEATURES in competition Friday – Sunday, March 15-17 – Cinema Village  From Life to Life | New York Premiere Beka Sikharulidze | Georgia | 2022 | 93 mins The story is set in 1990s Georgia after the collapse of the Soviet Union. Luka is…

Nobuhiro Hosoki
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JAMES GANDOLFINI’S DOCUMENTARY LEGACY : Q&A with Jon Alpert, Michael Gandolfini, and Tom Richardson Moderated by Steve Buscemi
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JAMES GANDOLFINI’S DOCUMENTARY LEGACY : Q&A with Jon Alpert, Michael Gandolfini, and Tom Richardson Moderated by Steve Buscemi

Exclusive Event: Late James Gandolfini-Produced DCTV Documentaries Screening and Q&A at Firehouse NYC.  When one thinks of the late great James Gandolfini, one doesn’t immediately think “documentary producer”. They almost always associate the gifted actor with his emotionally complex portrayal of mafioso Tony Soprano on the hit HBO series The Sopranos. But with his brilliant…

Randy Unger
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Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival Presented by Oaklawn Announces Film Line-Up for Its 32nd Edition   (October 6-14)  
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Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival Presented by Oaklawn Announces Film Line-Up for Its 32nd Edition   (October 6-14)  

PRESS RELEASE Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival Presented by Oaklawn announces film lineup for its 32nd edition (October 6-14) Adam Harbottle and Brian Hill’s RELENTLESS RIDE opens,  Amanda McBaine and Jesse Moss’s THE MISSION is the Centerpiece selection, and Michèle Stephenson & Joe Brewster’s GOING TO MARS: THE NIKKI GIOVANNI PROJECT gets the closing slot Mary…

Nobuhiro Hosoki
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Review: “Air”, Documenting the Start of a Revolution
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Review: “Air”, Documenting the Start of a Revolution

Though it’s not a new phenomenon, Sneakerheads and the culture of collecting and selling sneakers is currently at its height. Here in NYC, if you’re in the wrong place at the wrong time, you can accidentally be trampled by a crowd of fanatics rushing across the street to line up for their chance at a…

Matthew Schuchman
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Sundance Film Festival : Review / “Kim’s Video,” A Renowned New York Video Store for Cinephiles Finally Gets its Own Documentary
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Sundance Film Festival : Review / “Kim’s Video,” A Renowned New York Video Store for Cinephiles Finally Gets its Own Documentary

The Sundance Film Festival brings audiences back to the theaters in Park City after two years of employing the virtual model. With that in mind it seems appropriate to dive right into “Kim’s Video” a documentary about the video store which satisfied the New York City cinephiles for almost more than two decades. Located on…

Nobuhiro Hosoki
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ACA Cinema Project Presents New Films From Japan at NYC’s IFC Center in February
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ACA Cinema Project Presents New Films From Japan at NYC’s IFC Center in February

NEW FILMS FROM JAPANAdds 5th film and filmmaker appearance (February 10-16) Kei Ishikawa’s A MAN is added to the lineup YAMABUKI’s Juichiro Yamasaki will attendduring the Opening weekend for Q&As             ACA Film Project and IFC Film Center bring 5 festival favoritesfrom around the world to New York City for one week in February     A MAN, Juichiro Yamasaki What:New Films from Japan series…

Nobuhiro Hosoki
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Exclusive Video Interview: ‘Bad Axe’ Director David Siev Documents His Family’s Struggles during 2020
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Exclusive Video Interview: ‘Bad Axe’ Director David Siev Documents His Family’s Struggles during 2020

Check out more video interviews on our YouTube channel. You can’t get much more personal than David Siev’s documentary, Bad Axe, named after the small town in Michigan where his family lived and ran the popular community restaurant, Rachel’s. Things took a drastic turn in 2020 when COVID-19 hit the country, and then-President Donald Trump…

Edward Douglas
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The 6th Annual Festival of Cinema NYC announces film lineup August 5-14
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The 6th Annual Festival of Cinema NYC announces film lineup August 5-14

The 6th Annual Festival of Cinema NYC announces film lineup August 5-14 Casey Nelson & Marchelle Thurman’s Black, White and the Greys opens the film festival, and Michael Glover Smith’s Relative is the Closing Night selection. World Premieres include Christopher Jackson’s The Beast Comes at Midnight, Yalda Jebelli’s Jamshidieh, and Kim Johnson’s Wishing For Wings. North American premieres include Florian Hessique ‘s…

Nobuhiro Hosoki
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