Silent horror double feature in Rosendale
The Rosendale Theatre is bringing back Silent Film Sunday for a new season and new time on Sundays at 3
Stage & Screen
Bardavon screens Bizet’s Carmen from The Met
The Bardavon continues the 2014/15 season of The Met: Live in HD on Saturday, November 1 at 1 p.m. at
Benedict Cumberbatch brilliant in The Imitation Game
When The Imitation Game comes around, run, don’t walk, to see it. Norwegian director Morten Tyldum’s English-language debut, with a
Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival performs The Turn of the Screw at Beacon’s Howland Cultural Center, Boscobel
One of the melancholy notes that accompany the beauty of autumn’s onset in our region is the end of the
UPAC in Kingston screens Nosferatu with live organ accompaniment on Friday
One of the great conceits of locally based filmmaker Jim Jarmusch’s vampire reverie, Only Lovers Left Alive, was the cool
Side By Side By Sondheim at Shadowland
Great songcraft has a way of sneaking up on one, especially in the gloried realm of musical theater. It’s rare
WFF features Little White Lie by Woodstock-raised filmmaker
As the commercial mainstream movie market sinks ever further into escapism and fantasy, there are fewer venues for the contemplative
Sassy, star-powered & socially responsible: 15th annual Woodstock Film Festival
Those Fiercely Independent folks are back, and if you move fast you can still get a piece of the onscreen
Almost nothing is what it seems in David Fincher’s twisty Gone Girl
Because the Village Voice’s resident movie reviewer Jonas Mekas was off making a film of his own in June of
New Paltz Climbing Film Festival
“There’s a fine line between boldness and stupidity.” So says one veteran climber in the trailer for Valley Uprising: Yosemite’s