Daniel Eagan

Orphan Film Symposium reveals hidden wonders

There he is, perhaps the greatest mind of the 20th century, sitting in a rattletrap flivver with his wife, apparently driving past Niagara Falls. No, they're speeding down a city street at a breakneck pace. Somehow they're flying over an airfield. Now their car's in a nightclub with dancing showgirls.

Film Review: Rampage

The Rock battles genetically modified monsters in a serviceable adventure that could have used a bit more spark.

Film Reviw: Borg vs McEnroe

Tennis rivalry peaks in a famous 1980 Wimbledon match that thrilled fans.

Film Review: Blockers

Parents try to stop their daughters’ prom-night plans in a raunchy but innocent comedy.

Film Foundation launches 'Portraits of America' program to teach students visual literacy

At a time when moving images dominate our lives, the idea of "visual literacy," the ability to read and understand images, has taken on a greater urgency.

MoMA and Film Society of Lincoln Center offer global survey of New Directors

For almost 50 years, the New Directors/New Films series has given a platform to promising artists from around the world. Running March 28 through April 8, this joint collaboration between New York’s Museum of Modern Art and The Film Society of Lincoln Center will present 25 features and 10 shorts, many of them premieres.

Film Review: Summer in the Forest

Modest, intimate documentary about L'Arche, an international organization for the disabled, and its founder Jean Vanier.

Film Review: Paul, Apostle of Christ

Faith-based film tells how Luke, a physician and evangelist, visits Christian leader Paul in prison, where he awaits execution.

Film Review: 12 Days

Psychiatric patients argue for their freedom in a challenging documentary from French director Raymond Depardon.

MoMA salutes Mexican auteur Emilio Fernández, champion of the working class

Hollywood's Golden Age was matched by a similar flowering of cinema worldwide. “El Indio: The Films of Emilio Fernández,” a series running March 1-13 at New York’s Museum of Modern Art, highlights 13 films either by or with one of Mexico's most accomplished directors, many in restored versions.

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