| New York City
Film Theaters featuring independent, unusual, and
alternative films |
| Anthology Film Archives,
(32 2d Ave At 2d St.) the odd, the
obscure, the forgotten great films. A great
cinema resource |
| IFC Film Center
(323 - 6th Ave. @ W. 3rd) from Tokyo to Naples to Paris to NYC |
| Film Forum, (209 W. Houston bet 6th
& Varick) a long-time favorite, film classics
& classic series, a specialty here. |
| BAM Rose Cinemas
(Brooklyn Academy of Music, 30 Lafayette St.
Brooklyn) a mix of everything in an elegantly appointed
venue. I love Brooklyn! |
| Imagine Asian Theater,
(239 E. 59th between 58th - 59th), Asian
cinema and Asian film festivals |
| Brooklyn Lyceum,
(227 4th Ave at President St. Park Slope), lots
of events |
| Landmark Sunshine Cinema,
( 143 E. Houston St. between 1st and 2d), good
commercial screen |
| Cinema Village,
( 22 E. 12th St), good commercial screen |
| Quad Cinema,
( 13th St between 5th & 6th Ave.), good
commercial screen |
| Angelika Film
Center, ( Houston & Mercer),
good commercial screen |
| Tribeca
Cinemas, (
54 Varick at Laight), variety of movies and festivals |
| New York City
Film Festivals |
| Stranger
than Fiction Documentaries
at
IFC, Every Tuesday thru March 16, 2010 |
| Tribeca Film Festival, April 21 - May 2 in 2010 Always
popular |
| New York Asian Film
Festival
- June 19 -
July 5 in 2010??. Bear's newest favorite |
| NYC International Fringe
Festival, August 14 - 30 in 2009. Multi-arts |
| Frederick Wiseman retrospective at MOMA,
, through December 2010 |
| ....more
to come. |
| Coffee Shops to Enjoy After the
Show.... |
| Think Coffee NY - Mercer/NYU
-- 248 Mercer St (between 3 & 4) - Bear's favorite |
| Think Coffee NY - Bowery
-- 1 Bleecker St (at Bleecker & Bowery) |
| Vox Pop Cafe/Books - Cortelyou,
-- 1022 Cortelyou Brooklyn -
Hip cafe with events |
|
| ....more
to come. |
| Here's the Babe Link we promised
you: Our Samurai Spirit feature honors
the artists of Asian film. The Samurai is skilled
in the brush and the sword, the creative arts and
the arts of war. We salute the Samurai-artists of
contemporary Asian Cinema with a selection our
own photographs of the beauties of the Pacific
Rim. (Adult content warning) |
