Considered the father of the modern short story and one of the greatest French writers of the nineteenth century, Guy de Maupassant, in his short life, authored an astounding number of works, beloved ...

"Film at Lincoln Center (FLC) is a nonprofit organization that celebrates cinema as an essential art form and fosters a vibrant home for film culture to thrive. FLC presents premier film festivals, ...

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 ...

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 ...

In addition to top 2022 releases, Screen Slate has once again invited contributors, critics, programmers, artists, and filmmakers to submit lists of 2022 “first viewings and discoveries.” Find their ...

Despite 25 years of dismissal and mockery, Johnny Mnemonic remains a visionary forecast of the networked society. No pre-millennium Hollywood production captured the anxieties and exhaustion of living ...

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 ...

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 ...

"For two decades, Curt McDowell documented the bustling street trade and artistic communities of San Francisco in home-spun 16mm. Coming off like X-rated family films for that most libidinal of cities ...

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

Series Site "Still best known for his 1964 international, Oscar-winning breakthroughZorba the Greek,director Michael Cacoyannis was a director of versatility and depth whose humane, funny, sometimes ...