‘Three Identical Strangers’ Explores ...
More than meets the eye
Author: dylan skolnick
Dylan Skolnick lives in the East, but loves a good western. He can be found most days and many evenings at the Cinema Arts Centre in Huntington, where he is co-director (www.cinemaartscentre.org).
Rebellious Women Worth Watching
Break free
Two Indie Films Show Harsh Realities of Western Men
The Rider & Lean on Pete go deep
A Darkly Funny Look at Stalin
Laugh in the face of tyranny
The 10 Best Movies of 2017
A variety of cinema experiences
Martin McDonagh’s Moving New Comedy
Vengeance, redemption and laughs
‘The Florida Project’ Explodes With Emotion
The other side of the kingdom
David Lynch’s Return
The creative brilliance of a singular filmmaker
Al Gore Returns With An Inconvenient Sequel
Climate change is back on the screen
The Big Sick Pulls Off Unusual Trifecta
The unparalleled narrative of true life
Putting the Person in the Politician
A window into the disturbing inner mechanics of modern politics
Rediscover Emily Dickinson in ‘A Quiet ...
Director Terence Davies finds his muse