Artist/poet Annette Daniels Taylor introduces Julie Dash’s Daughters of the Dust—our final of seven Women Direct films—at Hallwalls on November 8th, 2018.
Local film programmer Caitlin Coder introduces Desiree Akhavan’s Appropriate Behavior—our sixth of seven Women Direct films—at Hallwalls on September 19th, 2018.
Buffalo is full of people helping to cultivate cinema and we want to celebrate those involved.The Cultivators is a new monthly feature in which we highlight individuals who are integralto the presentation, promotion and production of film here… Read More
Nichols High School’s Classic Movie Night curator Andrea Mancuso introduces Sofia Coppola’s The Virgin Suicides—our fifth of seven Women Direct films—at Hallwalls on July 19th, 2018.
Upcoming Screenings
December 12th, 7:00pm
Burning Books
January 19th,
3:00pm (Part One) &
7:00pm (Part Two)
Hallwalls
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Richard Brody listed Patrick Wang's A BREAD FACTORY, which we will screen at Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center next month, as one of the best movies of 2018 in The New Yorker!
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The gap between what’s good and what’s widely available in theatres—between the cinema of resistance and the cinema of consensus—is wider than ever.There's a smorgasbord of new films hitting #Buffalo this weekend and all have a very limited local rollout so I'll simply list them in alphabetical order with locations to not confuse.
• At Eternity's Gate - Dipson Theatres Eastern Hills
• Burning - North Park Theatre: Wed 12/12 at 9:20pm and Thurs 12/13 at 9:30pm
• A COOL FISH - Regal Cinemas Galleria
• MARIA by CALLAS - Dipson Eastern Hills
• Mirai - North Park: one showing each day, check their website for times and language (dubbed or subtitled)
• Schindler's List 25th Anniversary - Dipson Amherst; Regal Transit & Elmwood; Market Arcade
• Swimming With Men - North Park: checking their website for times
“Kimberly Reed’s documentary tackles a knotty legal subject: the history (and vital importance of) campaign finance reform, the repercussions of the 2010 Citizens United Supreme Court ruling, and who is pulling the strings when it comes to our elected officials. It should probably be required viewing for American citizens." - Vogue
We screen Dark Money by Kimberly Reed at Burning Books next Wednesday at 7 pm - Free!