When you think of Japanese directors, names like Takeshi Miike, Hayao Miyazaki, Kenji Mizoguchi, and Hirokazu Koreeda all ...

"We only realize how beautiful life is... when we face death." One of the finest filmmakers of all-time. Film Forum in NYC is ...

Via Film Forum Otherwise, the program is filled with all sorts of commendable entertainment. The Sun’s Will Friedwald will be on hand to introduce George Sidney’s “Pal Joey” (1957) and a current New ...

The 17-film retrospective "Oscar Micheaux and the Birth of Black Independent Cinema" kicks off at Film Forum May 3. Here's why the trailblazing Black filmmaker is a must-know for cinephiles. Born ...

Film Forum had been founded, in 1970, by Peter Feinstein and Sandy Miller, two cinephiles who wanted to screen movies that weren’t from Hollywood. This was not a lucrative pursuit.

Film Forum Union Ratifies First Contract. The five-year agreement will raise salaries an average of 12 percent and institute a 403(b) matching program at the iconic Greenwich Village theater.

Film & TV In three films, a tale of three Jewish New Yorks Film Forum is presenting ‘Uncle Moses,’ ‘Hester Street’ and ‘Once Upon a Time in America’ as part of its series on New York City ...

It’s the summer of “Blaxploitation, Baby!,” the latest festival hosted by Film Forum. The indie theater announced the upcoming festival which will take place August 16 through August 22. The ...

Film Forum in New York City will be hosting a special retrospective to honor the late auteur, including the U.S. premieres of a slew of 4K restorations of Kurosawa's most beloved films.

Communal experiences like seeing a film will bring the city back to life at a time when streaming is the norm, Karen Cooper says Related: State eyes boosting tax credit to $700M a year for movie ...

Karen Cooper, longtime director of New York City’s indie cinema gem Film Forum, says she’s stepping down at a good time, not just for her, but for the business.Despite all the naysayers and ...

Northwest Film Forum, located in Capitol Hill and adored by the Seattle film community, has screened films, produced festivals, and held workshops for filmmakers for nearly 30 years.