Tag: New York

Redmond Bacon - 09-08-2019

Greek auteur Yorgos Lanthimos shows his new short on Mubi, a strange provocation that needs to be watched again and again! [Read More...]

Jeremy Clarke - 30-01-2019

"Sincerely yours, Noël Coward"! Real life story of broke biographer Lee Israel who discovers there’s money to be made from literary forgery boasts unexpectedly nuanced performance by Melissa McCarthy - in cinemas from Friday, February 1st [Read More...]

Jeremy Clarke - 17-12-2018

Not just another colourful Christmas movie! Beautifully shot in grainy black and white, family drama explores the Aids epidemic and Christian values in Texas in the 1980s - in cinemas from Thursday, December 20th, and then on VoD on Monday, December 24th [Read More...]

Jeremy Clarke - 28-11-2018

A promiscuous and rootless woman who has escaped from the strict North London Orthodox Jewish community returns following the death of her rabbi father - on Mubi on Sunday, June 5th; also available on other platforms [Read More...]

Jeremy Clarke - 14-11-2018

Things money just can buy! Doc about contemporary art market – the artists, the dealers, the buyers – poses questions about the dual natures of both art and capitalism - in cinemas from Friday, November 16th [Read More...]

Jeremy Clarke - 10-01-2018

Sex, drugs and the blues: The life of famed guitarist Eric Clapton has been plagued by a catalogue of personal tragedy, obsession, addiction and rejection. Yet he was saved by his music - in cinemas from Friday [Read More...]

Victor Fraga - 06-12-2017

Tale about a clumsy father and widower in the hermetically closed Hasidic community of New York has a universal topic, but lacks a certain dramatic fizz - now on all major VoD platforms [Read More...]

Jeremy Clarke - 29-11-2017

Immigrants, shake your money maker! A foreigner trying to survive in New York with no money stumbles upon a opportunity which sounds too good to be true – now on BFI Player [Read More...]

Maysa Monção - 29-04-2017

Our writer Maysa Monção unexpectedly stumbled across the iconic Chelsea Hotel while in New York covering the Tribeca Film Festival, and she finds out that every corner of the building exudes film history [Read More...]