Kaufman Arts District
What do you give the guy who has everything on Father’s Day? A new tie is definitely out of the question. Ditto a corny Hallmark card. But a horror movie would be nice. Or two. Or three. This Sunday, the Museum of the Moving Image presents Horror Father’s Day, a special screening of three feature films…
There’s nothing like Paris in the summer. Actually, Madrid, Vienna, Prague, and Athens are nice, too. But what’s really exceptional is enjoying these cultures and vistas while staying in Western Queens. Panorama Europe 2015 opens on May 29 and runs until June 14. This seventh annual festival will screen 16 new films — from Austria,…
Brazil is very popular these days. The South American country hosted the World Cup last summer, and it’s preparing to host the Olympics next year. This Friday, the Museum of the Moving Image catches this wave with O Brazil: Contemporary Brazilian Cinema, a series that will screen three contemporary films made in a country where the…
It was the height of the Cold War, and the Iron Curtain countries were violently anti-capitalist and anti-American. Louis Armstrong was the most popular entertainer in the world, but East Germany’s government banned stores from selling his records. However, when Satchmo toured the land, he found adoring mobs and sold-out concerts wherever he went. This…