FILM ARCHIVES

An Injury to One

by Jim Hoberman

January 4, 2012

Dir. Travis Wilkerson (2002).
Recalling the great strikes of the World War I period and explicates the death of an IWW organizer in Butte, Montana Travis Wilkerson’s documentary-essay is a model of low-budget formal intelligence as well as engaged filmmaking.

Sat., Jan. 7, 7:15 p.m., 2012

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Highlights

NEW YORK

Conflicting Beliefs on Abortion Rights at St. Pat’s; Confrontations at the Federalist Society

The streets of New York City reflect the anger of the majority of Americans at the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.

by Nathan Morris

June 30, 2022
BOOKS

Jerry Stahl Goes Gonzo-Adjacent in ‘Nein, Nein, Nein!’

The novelist/memoirist/journalist takes an audacious, emotional journey through “concentration-camp-world.”

by Katherine Turman

June 28, 2022
Education

Writopia Gets Kids to Tell Their Stories

Providing motivation, encouragement, and space to write can change lives.

by Rebecca Wallace-Segall

June 28, 2022
Voice Comix

Ward Sutton Puts MAGA Pride Anthems on the Turntable

The GOP's chart-toppers—Tucker, Marjorie, Madison, Ron, and the Don—belt out the hits!

by Ward Sutton

June 21, 2022
SOUNDS OF THE CITY

Pinc Louds is NYC’s Best Imaginary Band

After finding her true voice performing in the subway, Claudi and the band bring surreal joy to fans.

by Katherine Turman

June 18, 2022
LA DOLCE MUSTO

Lying Liars Lying About Queers

For Pride, let’s counter the GOP’s Top 10 misleading claims.

by Michael Musto

June 17, 2022