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You Should Be Watching: CODA
Communication between teens and parents is notoriously tough. It has been fodder for hundreds of coming-of-age...

Tango Shalom Wins Best Film for Peace and Tolerance at Cannes – Downtown Q&A: Judi Beecher
Tango Shalom has just won Best Film for Peace and Tolerance at the AFI awards for peace and tolerance at the Cannes...
Downtown Q&A: Robin Russin, Lance Hool, and Eric Gregory of Netflix Sensation “2 Hearts”
It was a cloudy summer afternoon. I was home alone, surfing the television, in need of an uplifting movie to watch....
Peace, Love & Happiness Seaport Style
Thinking about what to do during the week, or for Labor Day Weekend? Look no further than your own back, city yard...
Danny Garcia’s New Documentary Examines The Death of Rolling Stone Brian Jones
Somewhere in the dark hours between 2-3 July 1969, just three weeks after being sacked from the Rolling Stones, 27...
Arts Brookfield Brings Back The Acclaimed “Silent Film/Live Music” Series
Attention all silent film aficionados! Arts Brookfield brings back the acclaimed “Silent Film/Live Music” series,...
Oliver Trevena Takes The Plunge Back into Cinema
Photo credit Josh Beech Oliver Trevena is a British actor and longtime host of the interview show Young Hollywood. In...
Review: ‘Murder in the Front Row’ Treads new ground in Thrash Metal Documentary
James Hetfield and Kirk Hammett of Metallica. Image from Murder in the Front Row: The San Francisco Bay Area Thrash...
Review: ’18 to Party’ Explores Teen Experience in Slice-of-Life
Jeff Roda's debut creation shines a light on the harrowing teenage drama of sitting around in a group doing nothing....
Review: Villains Fumbles, Looks Pretty
Villains is the story of a couple of petty criminals who stumble into a nightmare when they meet a pair of real...
Easy Rider celebrates 50th with a screening at Radio City Music Hall
Easy Rider, the iconic film written by Peter Fonda, Dennis Hopper, and Terry Southern, roars into Radio City Music...
Review: In The Shadow of the Towers: Stuyvesant High on 9/11
Poster courtesy of HBO I was ten years old on September 11th, 2001. It was a big day of firsts for me. It was, for...
Film Review: I’m Leaving Now Finds a New Story of Undocumented America
I'm Leaving Now Four hundred years ago we were introduced to Don Quixote, an adventurer who fled the mundane world for...
Film Review: Desolation Center Celebrates a Lost Moment in the West Coast Punk Scene
Blixa Bargeld and FM Einheit of German band Einstürzende Neubauten, performing at an event in the Mojave Desert. Photo...