Cinema Without Borders

In March, the American Cinematheque brings film noir back to the big screen in Los Angeles! Co-presented with the Film Noir Foundation, our 16th annual

Over the course of Filmforum series Alternative Projections we screened several works by the artist Richard Newton. He has consistently tested the boundaries of performance,

Martin Scorsese has curated a selection of landmark Polish films, all newly restored, from some of the country's most accomplished and lauded filmmakers, such as

NEW YORK - Building on 35 years at the Museum of Modern Art, KINO! reboots at new locations –bringing the latest of German cinema to

The 6th Annual Hola Mexico Festival returns to downtown LA. Hola Mexico Festival, presented by DishLATINO & Cinelatino, returns to Los Angeles to offer the

The Broad Theatre has offered Puppet-assisted or Puppet Shows before (Basil Twist) and this season it's audience delighted at Handspring Puppet Co. and Bristol Old

Since the 1960s, Croatian cinema has combined a haunting, often savagely bleak outcry against political and personal repression with humor, lyricism and a tenderness born

Iranian actress Leila Hatami is in trouble with authorities of the Islamic Republic after she was photographed kissing the president of the 67th Cannes Film

CANNES, France (AP) — The richly ruminative Chekhovian drama "Winter Sleep" was awarded the Palme d'Or on Saturday, bestowing the Cannes Film Festival's top honor

ArcLight Cinemas has announced the launch of the Arclight DocFest Spring Series, a new documentary screening series debuting on May 13, 2014, at ArcLight Hollywood. Four

Honoring the 35th anniversary of Sino-American diplomatic relations, the Shanghai Municipal Administration of Culture, Radio, Film and Television is bringing a new and innovative film

The Los Angeles Film Festival celebrates its 20th anniversary June 11-19 at L.A. LIVE in downtown Los Angeles, with a diverse slate of nearly 200

Every year at the Palm Springs International ShortFest Film Festival and Market, HP's Bridging The Borders Award, presented by Cinema Without Borders and sponsord by

Palm Springs – June 22, 2014— Today, the Palm Springs International Short Film Festival and Market named FOAD (Norway), directed by Farzad Samsami as the

The UCLA Film And Television Archive is presenting a landmark survey of the best of Brazilian documentaries. Besides offering powerful films by Leon Hirszman, João

On the occasion of MOCA’s ongoing historic exhibition Mike Kelley (which continues at the Geffin and MOCA Grand through July 28), Los Angeles Filmforum is

According to most film historians, film noir developed during World War II, when Hollywood, in contrast to the rigid moral values of its pre-1940 films,