The intersection of filmdom and feminism
In the 1970s, the Bronx faced mass unemployment, poverty, grasping landlords burning their own buildings, and intense gang rivalries. At the center was Lorine Padilla, the “First Lady” of notorious
Every year, Tribeca has at least one documentary covering street art. Shadowman and the more recent Martha: A Picture Story both covered aspects of graffiti and street artists from the
Carole Lombard was a Hollywood star who burned brightly and brilliantly and dimmed all too soon. A wonderful actress and comedienne, her career spanned the silent era and into the
Casting Marlene Dietrich as a naïve German peasant girl in 1933 might seem an odd choice, but Dietrich carries off her role in director Rouben Mamoulian’s The Song of Songs,
The whodunnit is far from dead; it’s having a resurgence, with two new Agatha Christie adaptations hitting big screens, and a renewed audience interest in the puzzle box narratives of
