Tag: films

57th Street between 11th and 12th, with its minimal pedestrian traffic and austere high-rises, is an inhospitable block for commercial enterprise.

Olivia de Havilland died Sunday, July 26, 2020 at the age of 104. She made a personal appearance at the Broadway and West 67th Street Regency Theater

Council Member Helen Rosenthal's office is sponsoring more free outdoor movies at local playgrounds this month, so grab a blanket

The AMC Loews at 1998 Broadway (68th) is hosting a special screening of Book Smart, a new film directed by Olivia Wilde

City Council Member Helen Rosenthal is sponsoring movie screenings in local playgrounds this month.

The New Plaza Cinemas group that was created after Lincoln Plaza Cinemas closed is hosting a new slate of films at at the New York Institute of Technology

When The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel needed a bar where Midge Maisel and Lenny Bruce could commiserate about the hardships of being cutting-edge comics in

Filmmaker Hillary Berkowitz Nussbaum made a new short film based on the Upper West Side, looking at the complicated decision that one woman makes

Put on the bug spray and bring a picnic! The Upper West Side has lots of outdoor movies showing this month.

The closure of Lincoln Plaza Cinemas in January was a devastating blow to film lovers on the Upper West Side and throughout the city.

People went about their usual business at Lincoln Plaza Cinemas on the morning after Martin Luther King Day. The ticket-seller sold tickets and the ticket-taker took them.

Lincoln Plaza Cinemas, the art-house theater on Broadway and 62nd Street, is set to close next month after 35 years, according to

This year’s Margaret Mead Film Festival opens Thursday night with cinematic fireworks! Brimstone and Glory, directed by Victor Jakovleski, documents the

On Thursday night in Central Park, musicians will play along to an animated film called Nysferatu based on the Dracula-inspired movie Nosferatu.

The Central Park Film Festival is this week, with the first two movies to be shown at Marcus Garvey Park on 124th Street, and

Riverside Park's free movies at Pier I at 70th Street are back and will be running every Wednesday through August 16. The movies

Joe's Violin, a short documentary that was nominated for an Oscar, features Joseph Feingold, a Holocaust survivor who lives at The Esplanade on

Looking for a different kind of Saturday night at the movies? You might want to see what’s on at the Margaret Mead Festival at the American Museum of Natural History.

Painter Young-soo (Kim Joo-hyuk) loves his pretty girlfriend, Min-Jung (Lee You-young) and she loves him. There’s just one problem. Min-Jung likes

How do you raise a boy to be a good man? It’s a pressing question for Dorothea Fields (Annette Bening), a single mother living