Born from the cultural revolution of the 1960’s and 1970’s was the counter culture movement of the 1990’s and nothing embodied counter culture more than Big Brother magazine.
First and foremost, this is a film for the already initiated. For everybody else? Well, it’s complicated.
The premiere of the award winning documentary “F(l)ag Football” took place Friday at the Chelsea Cinépolis in NYC to enthusiastic audiences.
“Jaha’s Promise” is a model example of how to highlight unthinkable strife without exploiting the subjects.
Mark your calendars for July 28 and hit the theaters to see “Romeo is Bleeding.”
Last week we attended the New York premiere of “NANA” – a transgenerational documentary presented by Dyamant Pictures at the Museum of Jewish Heritage.
Everything about The Last Shaman seems impossible.
In a minimalist wooden space that looks like a cross between a zen buddhist temple and a community center, a priest asks a diverse assortment of Japanese men and women to simulate death.
In 1971, Chris Burden asked an acquaintance to shoot at him with a rifle.
Read our review of Barry Avrich’s latest documentary, Blurred Lines: Inside the Art World, which features the likes of Marina Abramovic and Julian Schnabel.