Living

Berlin: Symphony of a Great City

by Jim Hoberman

December 8, 2010

Dir. Walter Ruttman (1927).
A day in the life of 1927 Berlin is rendered prismatically—the most modern metropolis in Europe as documented by the most modern art is a prime fossil of 20th century life.

Wed., Dec. 15, 4:30 p.m., 2010

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Highlights

ENTERTAINMENT 2021

Born to Batroc: Georges St-Pierre Returns to the MCU

“Because when you fight you have only one shot. If you zig when you should zag you can get knocked out."

by Jimi Devine

April 9, 2021
ROCKSTAR EXPERIENCE

Yung Bleu is Ready to Flood the Charts

Leaving a major label and going independent was one of the best decisions of his career

by Ryan Leutz

April 9, 2021
News 2021

Out of the Shadows: New York Legalizes Adult-Use Marijuana

“Today, in passing the Marijuana Regulation and Taxation Act, the New York State legislature took enormous strides toward ending the decades-long war on drugs and its discriminatory impact on people of color.”

by Jimi Devine

March 31, 2021
ART 2021

‘The Longest Shift’ Documents Workers On The Pandemic’s Front Lines

“We never intended to be on the front lines and essential workers in the middle of a global pandemic and in the eye of the storm."

by Shana Nys Dambrot

March 30, 2021
FILM 2021

Sitting in the Dark Again at Film Forum

We watch him watch them while no one watches us, pervs in the shadows like we’ve always been, even before Hitchcock noticed

by Michael Atkinson

April 2, 2021
NEW YORK 2021

Psychic in the City

Traversing the city to find out how psychics have raised New York spirits during this tough year

by Morley Musick

March 24, 2021