Wurlitzer wizards bring the music back to Amsterdam’s art deco marvel
A second key brings the sound of tweeting birds, and another the clopping sound of horse hooves, as if someone is standing off-stage with a pair of coconut shells. Then…
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Was It Good For The Gays: ‘Keep The Lights On’
If you’re going to make a movie about queer people, you’re likely going to get a divisive response. Does it reinforce negative stereotypes? Does it provide an accurate cross-section of…
The Epic Uncool Of Philip Seymour Hoffman
When Philip Seymour Hoffman died of an accidental drug overdose on February 2, 2014 at age 46, it felt like a huge part of the past two decades of cinema…
France, Birthplace of Cinema, Is Losing Film Production to Its Neighbors
LUXEMBOURG — “Can you cover for me? I trust you,” whispers Marie-France, a scheming receptionist played by Nathalie Baye, to a co-worker in a small, brightly lit office. As she…