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Cinema

Q&A: Juan Pablo Di Pace brings one-man show and debut film ‘Duino’ to NYC

By Gary M. Kramer

“All Shall Be Well," directed by Ray Yeung, opens Sept. 20 at Film Forum.

Cinema

Q&A: ‘All Shall Be Well’ director Ray Yeung explores LGBTQ inheritance rights

By Gary M. Kramer

"In the Summers," directed by Alessandra Lacorazza, screened in September at the IFC Center.

Cinema

‘In the Summers’ director Alessandra Lacorazza opens up about powerful feature debut

By Gary M. Kramer

Jodie Foster poses with an award for "True Detective: Night Country" at the 76th Primetime Emmy Awards in Los Angeles, California, U.S., September 15, 2024.

Jodie Foster leads LGBTQ winners at 76th Emmy Awards

By Matt Tracy

Regina Betancourt – Spencer Aste Wake Up (4)

Theater

‘Wake Up’ review: One man’s fraught journey to salvation

By David Kennerley

The former nightclub known as The Q, which was located at 795 Eighth Avenue in Manhattan, closed in 2023.

Legal

Setting the record straight: The Q nightclub owner speaks out

By Heather Cassell

Ian McKellen and Alfred Enoch in "The Critic."

Cinema

Stagy thriller ‘The Critic’ fails to impress

By Gary M. Kramer

Elliott (Maisy Stella) and Ro (Kerrice Brooks) in "My Old Ass."

Cinema

‘My Old Ass’ is an up-to-date yet old-fashioned teen drama

By Steve Erickson

Alana McLaughlin.

Cinema

Q&A: Trans MMA fighter Alana McLaughlin discusses ‘Unfightable’ documentary

By Gary M. Kramer

Sutton Foster in "Once Upon A Mattress."

Theater

Revival of ‘Once Upon a Mattress’ is musical comedy at its best

By Christopher Byrne

"Scarecrow in a Garden of Cucumbers," directed by Robert J. Kaplan, is running at Anthology Film Archives.

Cinema

‘Scarecrow in a Garden of Cucumbers’ looks back at ’70s NYC with Holly Woodlawn

By Steve Erickson

James Baldwin Library of Congress photo by Carl Van Vechten

Fire Island News

OUT SOUTH SHORE: James Baldwin’s Fire Island

“Torched," directed by Hoag Kepner, is available to rent/own on digital platforms as of August 20.

Cinema

‘Torched’ showcases the camaraderie of ultimate frisbee

By Gary M. Kramer

Colette (Nadia Tereszkiewicz) and her son, Thomas (Charlie Vauselle), in "Red Island."

Cinema

‘Red Island’: Living authentically under repression in 1970s Madagascar

By Gary M. Kramer

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Cinema

‘Close to You’: Elliot Page returns to the big screen four years after transition

By Steve Erickson

Hunter Schafer in "Cuckoo."

Cinema

‘Cuckoo’: Sapphic romance and eugenics in the Alps

By Steve Erickson

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