From the subway to the pockets of greenspace around Manhattan, highly skilled performances, live music, cultural experiences, and weirdo bucket list to-dos can be found readily. But if…
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The emptiness and reluctance of Joker Folie a Deux
Todd Phillips’ Joker Folie a Deux posed as an ambitious extension of the Joker’s storyline but fell short in its execution. According to the title it should be…
After Sherman: a New School alum’s experimental exploration of family, land, and identity
“It’s not a race to prove the truth. The truth is always going to exist,” filmmaker and New School alum Jon-Sesrie Goff said. An unusual thing to hear…
Francis Ford Coppola’s dream of Megalopolis falls short
Megalopolis premiered on May 16 at the 77th Cannes Film Festival and was released nationally on September 27. Directed, written, and produced by Francis Ford Coppola, the film…
Romance, revelry, and raves: A review of Sam Gold’s Romeo + Juliet
Romeo and Juliet may be centuries old, but Sam Gold’s revival starring Rachel Zegler and Kit Connor pulses with a heartbeat that’s unmistakably 2024. Between the club-style LED…
The power of imagery in Exploring Modes of Resistance
New School Free Press at the New York Counter Film Festival This Tuesday, Oct. 8, the New York Counter Film Festival (NYCFF) continued its program with a screening…