History of New Queer Cinema From Paris Is Burning to The Watermelon Woman
What was the New Queer Cinema movement and what legacy did it produce? Source: History of New Queer Cinema From Paris Is Burning to The Watermelon Woman
45 of the best college movies
College movies are a cinema staple, delighting those who attended college with nostalgia and those who did not plenty of drama, comedy, and general mishaps to hold their interest. Films with college as the backdrop often focus on characters who … Continued
Grandin Theatre Foundation Successfully Completes Heart of The Main Campaign
It is rare to see a historic, nostalgic, art house cinema in our communities today. The marquee ablaze, throwbacks to a Golden Age. Only one of seven historic original American cinema houses have survived. It is less common to be … Continued
Landmark Pico Theater’s Closure Mourned by Indie Film Lovers in L.A.: ‘All the Swear Words. Just All of Them’
For some, the news stirred memories of last year’s shuttering of Arclight Cinemas. Source: Landmark Pico Theater’s Closure Mourned by Indie Film Lovers in L.A.: ‘All the Swear Words. Just All of Them’
Filmmaker Guillermina Zabala shines light on activism through film
The title of the 2011 short film I, Me, Light, by San Antonio multimedia artist Guillermina Zabala, succinctly captures the nature of her work as a photographic artist and documentary filmmaker.Light is the primary medium she uses to create images, … Continued
Fort Smith Film Festival Returns with More Than 30 Countries Represented
The second annual Fort Smith Film Festival is a feast for film lovers. Nearly 140 movies from more than 30 countries, nations and tribes will be on display. Source: Fort Smith Film Festival Returns with More Than 30 Countries Represented