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 ...

The third edition of The Downtown Festival, hosted by Roxy Cinema New York, programmed by founder Rebekah Sherman-Myntti and Associate Director Briana Bursten.

This year’s edition of the Crossroads Film Festival opens with a shorts program that includes the filmmaker Amy Reid’s sensitively textured Bay Area Sampler Quilt (2026), a small-gauge paean to the ...

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Robb Moss’s Riverdogs (1982) chronicles an idyllic month-long river trip. At peak physical shape, muscular and usually naked, his friends navigate raging rapids against a majestic southwestern canyon ...

In the August hangover of America’s 250th birthday, an incision in our micro-cinema will open itself to the dense labyrinthine nothing that permeates its tendrils and suffocates the physical world ...

There are so many ways to look at films and parse through cinema history that it's somewhat dispiriting how limited film discourse often is. Auteurism, nationalism, and genre might be our prevailing ...

Wini, a PhD linguistics student living on undeveloped Ossabaw Island near Savannah, is sunning naked on her belly, reading a book, when her current lover, Ross McElwee, approaches, filming her and ...

“They had made James Dean, and they wouldn’t let him go,” recounts the narrator of Robert Altman’s documentary The James Dean Story (1957) with Yeatsian solemnity. Onscreen, a slow montage of ...

Early morning light streamed through the vaulted halls of Moynihan Train Station—a spacious, clean, airy, and architecturally hostile “update” to Penn Station’s dingy, brutalist cousin across 8th ...

Every year on Memorial Day weekend we are proud to host HITCHCOCK FEST at the Balboa. This year we mixed in a few of his lesser screened movies along with the slate of classics, and are very honored ...