New York City

Jay Giampietro photographs the shuttered movie theaters of New York, and looks back on 25 years of filmgoing memories in the city.

Talkhouse's resident Weegee, Jay Giampietro, shares the images he captured on the streets of NYC as the city approached total lockdown.

The writer-directors of After Everything share hard-earned wisdom and rookie mistakes from their time making movie magic in the Big Apple.

The director of The Gospel According to André on the documentary that gave her an intoxicating first taste of the New York City fashion world.

A review of Meet Me in the Bathroom: Rebirth and Rock and Roll in New York City 2001-2011 from someone who lived it.

Life will never be perfect, but by honoring who we are and loving who we are, we can make it better.

Photographs taken on the streets of New York City on the day Americans chose Donald J. Trump as the 45th President of the United States.

The latest film from one of indie cinema's most vital directors is not, in fact, his film at all. And that's the problem.

The actor turned director recalls the day in 1987 when, as an aspiring young thespian, an unexpected call gave him a career-launching break.

The documentary filmmaker is greatly impressed by this intimate, simply told drama, and particularly by one movingly authentic opening scene.

The cinematographer-turned-director looks back on a life and career in film through the prism of serendipitous coincidence.

PC Worship might not be No Wave, but they are keeping alive the spirit of the old, grimy New York.