In September 2015 Samuel Jamier was appointed Executive Director of the New York Asian Film Festival established in 2002 by Subway Cinema which he is also heading now. The festival is considered by...

Held from June 22-25 at Lincoln Center and from July 6-9 at the School of Visual Arts theater the 15th edition of the New York Asian Film Festival presented 51 feature films in sold out screenings of...

Of all global non-governmental organizations focusing on the protection of human rights the New York based Human Rights Watch ranks among the largest and most influential.   In five...

In this compelling documentary Danae Elon provides an insightful view of her family’s three-year experience living in Jerusalem to which she returned in 2010 after an absence of 20 years. She...

As a recipient of the German equivalent of the Oscar, The Lola, and several other top awards, Lars Kraume’s fact based feature film documents the investigative work of Bauer as the attorney general,...

In the review of the Frieze Art Fair 2016, one of New York’s most important annual art events, The New York Times used the term Circus to capture the growing entertainment component of the fair. The...

The thirteenth BH film festival was held at the Anthology Film Archives and the School of Visual Arts from May 25-28.  Opening the festival, a film forum was held for the first time at the...

Rarely has a short film been produced that covers with superb creative editing, directing, and acting the complex issue of contradictory psychological dynamics in such a successful brief way. The...

As in past editions the 2016 Tribeca Film Festival continues to expand traditional film festival limits to embrace new areas as eagerly anticipated by its audience. Before the Berlin Film Festival...

The 2016 version of the Frieze Art Fair presented from May 5-8 in New York in its fifth edition 202 galleries from 31 countries with a focus on solo shows, commissions and installations.   Compared...