My San Sebastián Film Festival began with a homecoming of sorts: Dust, Tsai Ming-liang’s twelfth installment in his “Walker” series, arriving fresh from its Venice premiere. As with every installment ...

Tuesday, Rewind presents The Craft (with live drag) at the Roxie, filmmaker Kip Hedges is in person with his film about the 2025 Minnneapolis resistance, When ICE Melts (also at Artists's Television ...

Tuesday, at the Roxie, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1931) (repeats Sat.) continues their Pre-Code series, Tanya Zimbardo introduces a Barbara Hammer Tribute screening of four short films, Mark Pellington ...

William Greaves is an amazing, undervalued filmmaker in the history of American film. More so than perhaps any other filmmaker, the late Harlem-born actor, writer, and director (whose centenary has ...

San Francisco’s Multi-Media Resource Center, operational throughout the 1970s, was a fertile crescent for gay and lesbian experimental film, bolstered to an even more mythological status due to its ...

A five-screen arthouse showing first-run independent, foreign, and documentary features. Includes regular midnights and weekend classics series, and occasional repertory series or revivals. Hosts DOC ...

Series Site On Film Upcoming Legacy Award Screening Berlin Wall and the Sex Pistols Babeth Mondini VanLoo197815M Arnold Schwarzenegger: The Art of Bodybuilding Babeth Mondini VanLoo1976-20199M Not ...

A bona fide indie original and New York City filmmaking hero, Larry Fessenden is a legend in genre and independent film. Through his production company Glass Eye Pix (“One of the indie scene’s most ...

Each year Screen Slate invites our dozens of contributors—along with filmmakers, critics, performers, programmers, cinema workers, and other friends and mutual admirers—to submit their lists of ...

Each year Screen Slate invites our dozens of contributors—along with filmmakers, critics, performers, programmers, cinema workers, community organizers, and other friends—to submit their lists of ...

It’s a strange time for the cinematic experience. Filmmaking is currently halted as writers and actors strike over studios’ attempts to replace them with AI. The social (and social media) spectacle of ...