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Raimondo Borea’s arresting, untitled photo of a woman in the Subway, and other photos from his distinctive NYC photo essays, have been presented on the Today Show by Hugh Downs.
Read MoreHugh Bell was a renowned art and commercial photographer, who worked in New York City over the course of his entire professional career.
Read MoreThe Mothering Heart is a 1913 American short drama film directed by D. W. Griffith starring Lillian Gish. It will be accompanied by the Vivo Chamber Players, faculty members at Simpson College.
Read MoreThe pinscreen instrument produces beautiful and lyrical black and white short films. This program showcases the first film produced with the pinscreen in 1933 by its creators, Alexandre Alexeïeff and Claire Parker, and offers a followup panel discussion.
Read MoreWe are very saddened to learn of the passing of Jonas Mekas, a towering emblem of avant-garde culture.
Read MoreWHERE DID OUR LOVE GO?, the first digital restoration of Sonbert’s films (available from Light Cone), will be presented at CINEINFINITO / Film Club Filmoteca de Cantabria Santander, Spain Jan. 26 4:30PM.
Read MoreCITY SYMPHONIES film series Anthology Film Archives 1/14-3/10 is showing several outstanding, dynamic and lyrical examples of the genre also distributed on DVD by Gartenmberg Media.
Read MoreSilent era gem THE ANCIENT LAW screens with live piano and violin accompaniment at the New York Jewish Film Festival.
Read MoreHall of Mirrors: Four Films by Warren Sonbert will be showing at The UC Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive Sunday, 1/13, introduced by experimental poet Alan Benheimer, also in conversation with Steve Anker.
Read MoreNow that the winter/spring semester has arrived, GME is reminding the academic community about our extensive DVD and Blu-ray offerings, as well as announcing our upcoming releases that are currently available for pre-order.
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