We all want to see ourselves represented in the media and networks like HBO are making that happen.
The Lincoln Center hosted a special screening of Irene Taylor Brodsky’s documentary “Moonlight Sonata,” set to premiere on HBO December 11th at 9PM ET.
The Knockturnal caught up with director Irene Taylor Brodsky to discuss her latest documentary feature “Moonlight Sonata: Deafness in Three Movements.” Brodsky spoke of her process as a documentarian, the role of music in her filmmaking, and what she’d like viewers to take away from a story surrounding the deaf experience.
New York City based actor and comedian Dan Soder’s first special with HBO called “Son of a Gary” is set to premiere on December 7that 10 p.m.
Growing up in Los Angeles came with a ton of benefits, from going to the beach everyday after school to walking the streets of Rodeo Drive. There’s so much complexity in LA, so much of the best of everything.
Last week marked the kick-off of a 3 day Soho event for the Team Epiphany Agency and their team.
Over the past weekend HBO hosted an immersive three-day pop-up experience to celebrate and highlight their new campaign, “Our Stories to Tell.”
Tucked into a busy street in Hollywood, inspired visitors with its event focused on Black Creators and Entrepreneurs at Casita Hollywood. Featuring events like a coworking space for aspiring creators, after parties and game nights, and interactive panels, HBO’s pop-up was an exciting celebration of creativity, diversity, and rising talent.
The New York Comedy Festival was in full swing last week across New York City. Created in 2004, the festival is a 7-day affair featuring over 200 comedians, performing across the five boroughs.
On Monday, October 28th, HBO premiered The Bronx, USA at Hudson Yards in NYC. The documentary directed by Danny Gold and created by the team who brought HBO’s “If You’re Not in the Obit, Eat Breakfast” follows Emmy winning producer and talent manager George Shapiro as he returns to his hometown in the Bronx.