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Jettison Yourself Back Into Action Park With New Documentary
'Very little oversight, too much alcohol, whistles blowing, people screaming, motors running — it was an energy. You knew you were jumping into the fire pit.'
By
Claire Lampen
Arts & Entertainment
Watch One Hour Of Never-Before-Seen Footage Of NYers Relaxing In The 1950s & '60s
Free Time is premiering at NYFF, and will feature 16mm black-and-white footage shot by Manfred Kirchheimer and Walter Hess, showing New Yorkers (mostly) at ease and relaxing.
By
Jen Carlson
News
See 'Good Time' On A Billboard In Long Island City
The 2017 film has been called 'pure cinematic pleasure.'
By
Jen Chung
Arts & Entertainment
Trailer Premiere: 'Decade Of Fire' Explores The Burning Of The Bronx In The '70s
Through archival and home movie footage, testimonials from retired FDNY firefighters and brass, as well as Bronx historians, the new documentary confronts the racially charged stereotypes that dehumanized residents of the South Bronx in the 1970's.
By
Ben Yakas
Arts & Entertainment
Watch The Trailer For Louis C.K.'s Controversial New Film 'I Love You, Daddy'
The black-and-white film is about a father reckoning with his underage daughter dating a much-older legendary director.
By
Ben Yakas
Arts & Entertainment
John Travolta's Wig Gives An Oscar-Worthy Performance In 'Gotti' Trailer
What happens when you combine every mafia movie cliche in history, a behind-the-scenes trainwreck of a production, and John Travolta's predilection for cartoonish wigs?
By
Ben Yakas
Arts & Entertainment
Beautiful Movie Trailer Brings Modern Day Civil War To 'Bushwick'
Texas secedes from America, and 'Bushwick' runs with that premise like a man on fire running through an eerily abandoned subway station.
By
Ben Yakas
Arts & Entertainment
True Story Of An Early 1900s Coney Island Sideshow Doctor Is Headed For The Big Screen
The true story of Martin Couney, who saved thousands of babies with his exhibit at Coney Island in the early 1900s, is being adapted for film.
By
Jen Carlson
Arts & Entertainment
Beloved Cat Doc 'KEDI' Now Screening In Brooklyn & Manhattan
You will leave the theater feeling lovely, dammit, and if you don't, those hundreds of thousands of cats will come for you.
By
Jen Carlson
Arts & Entertainment
Car Terrorism Hits New York City In New 'Fate Of The Furious' Trailer
Strap in for the most emotionally resonant movie trailer in all of human history that also happens to include The Rock picking up a giant nuke and hurling it toward some bad guys.
By
Ben Yakas
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