Marion Cotillard soars as double amputee in Rust and Bone
French director/screenwriter Jacques Audiard’s latest feature Rust and Bone (De rouille et d’os) is a remarkable film in several respects.
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The loneliness of the long-distance data analyst
There has been a lot of grumbling over movie studios’ increasing practice of releasing “important” films in only a couple
Paco Peña Flamenco Dance Company comes to Bardavon
I keep telling my teenager to take warning from his mother’s youthful lack of foresight and keep a scrapbook of
Towne Crier Cafe to move to Beacon
Acoustic music-lovers of the mid-Hudson, rejoice! The Towne Crier Café will soon be moving from its longtime home in Pawling.
Rosendale to screen uncut version of Kurosawa’s Seven Samurai
Everybody knows that Akira Kurosawa’s 1954 masterpiece Seven Samurai is widely considered one of the greatest films of all time,
The all-American dysfunctional family
Affording as it does unaccustomed glimpses of realities alternate to what we regard as the normal world, mental illness has
Comedy for a Cause at SPAF to benefit hurricane-displaced pets
Natural disasters bring out the best in many people, and the current rash of fundraising events to help the people
Woodstock Day School arts fest this weekend
You’ve got to love the spirit of a student body that names its literary magazine The Battering Ram, and that
Upstate Films raising funds for digital HD
“It’s not something we chose to do; it’s something we have to do,” said Steve Lieber of Upstate Films, which
Les Misérables is overblown & overrated
Whilst doing some consumer research on laptops recently, I ran across a charming technospeak term that was new to me: