Carolyn Marks Blackwood helped bring Philomena & The Invisible Woman to screen
Philomena, the new film about the search by a retired Irish nurse for the son who had been taken from
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Five Hudson Valley-produced films to premiere at Sundance
[portfolio_slideshow id=10112] Thanks in large part to the efforts of the folks at the Hudson Valley Film Commission, the mid-Hudson
Thawing Miss Travers in Saving Mr. Banks
In the interests of full disclosure, any discussion by this reviewer of John Lee Hancock’s new movie Saving Mr. Banks
Ashokan Farewell to 2013
Thanks to Hollywood, the popular mental image of the quintessential New Year’s Eve party is set in a Manhattan nightclub
Walking in embrace: Woodstock Tango celebrates tenth anniversary
“When everything goes right, when everything is in place, tango can take you to places where ordinary dances cannot,” says
Enter the dragon: The Desolation of Smaug
Inevitably, the problem with movies based on literary works is that they’re not literature. Movie audiences get that concept, mostly;
Frozen: Snowbound or Broadway-bound?
As you already know by now, the blockbuster family holiday movie for 2013 is the latest offering from the Walt
Rosendale screens National Theatre from London’s 50 Years on Stage
Imagine being in London for the holidays and getting to see the cream of the British stage – 100 of
A Child’s Christmas at Cragsmoor
We always hear a lot this time of year about holiday traditions involving beloved works of art in a variety
McConaughey & Leto shine in Dallas Buyers Club
For those too young to remember the AIDS crisis of the 1980s clearly, or who were never a member of