FILM ARCHIVES

Los Olvidados

by Jim Hoberman

November 17, 2010

Dir. Luis Bunuel (1950).
Luis Buñuel relocated to Mexico in the late 1940s and produced this still harrowing (and deeply surreal) drama of juvenile crime in the Mexico City slums—it’s a great, corrosive movie.

Sat., Nov. 27, 8:30 p.m., 2010

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Highlights

ART 2021

Susan Rothenberg’s Mythic Horses are Back in the Flesh

A new exhibition brings the painter’s iconic works up from the caves of memory

by Shana Nys Dambrot

December 3, 2021
NEW YORK 2021

Giving Thanks to Those Who Give So Much

With the holidays approaching, we celebrate the folks who help us all

by Ross Barkan

November 19, 2021
JOCKBEAT 2021

The Jets Half-Century of Misery

Gang Green has been in a holding pattern since 1969

by Allen Barra

November 26, 2021
NEW YORK 2021

Remembering a Tiny But Relentless Fighter

Twenty years ago the Voice and New York City lost J.A. Lobbia, a reporter who feared only that she wasn’t doing enough

by The Village Voice

November 25, 2021
FILM 2021

Provocateur Paul Verhoeven’s ‘Benedetta’ Envisions Nuns Going Wild

Seeking to appall the church and grab headlines, the Dutch director revels in hormonal explosions and the heated attempts to stop them

by Michael Musto

December 2, 2021
News 2021

Pushing Back Against Transgender Violence

Attacks increased during the Trump years—LBGTQ groups are seeking personal and political solutions

by Frank Pizzoli

November 29, 2021