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Get Your Reps In: An ’80s Lesbian Love Story With Classic Western Twang
Donna Deitch’s groundbreaking ‘Desert Hearts’ screens at Tomorrow Theater this week.
A Movie Asks: Were They Showing Up for Racial Justice or Because It Was ‘Fucking Badass’ to Smash a Starbucks Window?
Jessica Barr’s directorial debut, ‘The Plan,’ was inspired by the conflicting priorities she witnessed at Portland protests.
Get Your Reps In: Michael Mann’s Made-for-TV Debut
‘The Jericho Mile’ plays at the Hollywood Theatre on Aug. 10 as part of its Month of Mann series.
Get Your Reps In: ‘Nashville’’s Dark Happy Birthday Rings Prophetic
Robert Altman’s Americana musical comedy screens at the Tomorrow Theater this week.
Get Your Reps In: ‘Out of the Past’ Caps Cinema 21’s Month of Noir
1947 was a watershed year for the genre, and Jacques Tourneur’s classic was arguably its peak.
Get Your Reps In: ‘Prince of Darkness’ Is More Than a John Carpenter B-Side
The director’s 1987 dalliance with satanic panic plays July 17, 18 and 22 as part of Cinemagic’s monthlong Carpenter extravaganza.
Get Your Reps In: Heath Ledger Still Shines in ‘A Knight’s Tale’
The 2001 medieval sports dramedy plays at Academy Theater this week.
Get Your Reps In: ‘The Third Man’ Is a Portrait of a Continent’s Damaged Soul
Carol Reed’s noir masterwork plays at the Hollywood Theatre this week.
Get Your Reps In: ‘The Handmaiden’ Is Violent, Tortured, and Also a Good Time
Park Chan-Wook’s funniest film plays at the Clinton Street Theater this week.
Get Your Reps In: ‘House of Games’ Still Crackles
David Mamet’s depraved neo-noir debut plays at Cinema 21 this week.