Entries from Gothamist tagged with 'thedarjeelinglimited'
October 5, 2007
We'd like to take a brief moment to thank this week's advertisers on Gothamist. AMEX Urban Adventures, because there's shopping, dining, and entertainment destinations to be discovered. The Institute for Media and Entertainment, with their Managing Technological Change program this month (October 17-19). Gawker's Guide to Conquering All Media, which is in bookstores now. Shop for Class, where you can help NYC's public school libraries. I Love New York 2, looking to find love for......
Continue Reading "Thanks to This Week's Advertisers"October 5, 2007
EVENTS: Both Open House NY and The New Yorker Festival are upon us. You can check out more of OHNY's event here, and The New Yorker Festival here. Some picks: The New Yorker Festival hosts a conversation with Errol Morris tonight. He'll be talking with staff writer Philip Gourevitch about Abu Ghraib, with clips shown from Standard Operating Procedure -- his new film is a study of the prison-abuse scandal. Friday // 8pm // Directors......
Continue Reading "Pencil This In"September 28, 2007
Tonight marks the beginning of the Film Society at Lincoln Center's 45th annual New York Film Festival and oh what a jam-packed fest it is. A panel of film critics chose 30 of the best new international movies to show to New York's discerning audiences and they picked hometown director Wes Anderson's newest, The Darjeeling Limited (which also comes out in theaters this weekend) to open the festival. Gothamist was pleasantly surprised at how much......
Continue Reading "45th New York Film Festival Begins"September 27, 2007
Lust, Caution (directed by Ang Lee) For fans of Hong Kong cinema, it's a bit of a surprise that a wonderfully expressive and nuanced actor like Tony Leung hadn't worked before with the Oscar-winning, Taiwanese turned New Yorker director Ang Lee. But the two artists have been united now in Lee's new thriller set in World War II Shanghai, Lust, Caution which comes out this weekend. An erotically charged film with such explicit scenes that......
Continue Reading "The Cinecultist's Weekly Movie Pick: Repressed Passions Edition"September 25, 2007
The New York Film Festival doesn't begin until Friday but you can get your first taste of what will be unspooling on screens at Lincoln Center tonight at the Soho Apple Store. Director Wes Anderson and stars Natalie Portman and Jason Schwartzman will be on hand for a screening of Anderson's new 12 minute short film Hotel Chevalier at 9 pm. The short was shot entirely in a Paris hotel room and serves as a......
Continue Reading "Check In To Wes Anderson's 'Hotel Chevalier'"September 25, 2007
THEATER: The National Asian American Theatre Company is known for creating adventurous theater with an all-Asian American performing plays that often have little to do with Asian Americans. Their newest production is Blind Mouth Singing by Jorge Ignacio Cortiñas; it uses a watery set and live music to tell a story of an “overly strict matriarch; her young son Reiderico who sneaks out of the house to visit his best friend who lives at the......
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