“It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye.” These words, spoken by the eponymous hero to his castaway companion in The Little Prince, apply as much to the magic of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s beloved novella as they do to the magic of theater.
The already-iconic Metrograph hosted its birthday party featuring a who’s who of the New York film scene.
French director Pierre Salvadori balances grief and hilarity seamlessly in this thrilling madcap comedy.
The Rendez-Vous With French Cinema festival is back with the latest and greatest French films, as well as some beloved classics.
This groundbreaking documentary makes you feel like you’re witnessing the moon landing firsthand, from mission control to the lunar surface.
A false cowboy finds himself in China’s wastelands in this unsettling take on the US’s economic dependence on China.
Bryan Cranston turns writer in his new show based on the bestselling book for boys.
At the IFC Films premiere in Manhattan, the cast and director talk about Stalin’s cruelty and the parallels of today’s political climate.
Harold the Nigerian businessman finds himself kidnapped by a Mexican drug cartel. Could things get any worse?
The documentary ‘Leaning Into the Wind: Andy Goldsworthy’ by Thomas Riedelsheimer on the British artist exhibits a man at work and a man at home in the natural world.