In a diarylike conversation, a 1970s art scene comes to life in 'Peter Hujar's Day'

Ben Whishaw and Rebecca Hall play New York friends whose daylong conversation gets at the heart of some deeper ideas about work, listening, camaraderie and art.

The Stanford graduate who changed Hollywood’s view of Native Americans

This weekend, the Stanford Theatre screens the classic, 75-year-old Western ‘Broken Arrow,’ made by Bay Area native Delmer Daves, who famously resisted Hollywood’s stereotypes of ...

Netflix’s ‘Death By Lightning’ Is A Timely Look Back At A Largely Forgotten Moment Of Radical Political Violence

It felt so immediate to this current era in which we live,” showrunner Mike Makowsky said. “Not just Garfield as an ...
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Who waits in line for a 100-year-old, 5-hour silent movie? New Yorkers, of course.

The last time Abel Gance’s nearly six-hour 1927 silent film “Napoleon” screened in New York City, it was in a truncated version — only four hours. In 1981, Francis Ford Coppola rented out Radio City ...