How far would you travel for love? In 1977, PK Mahanandia, a young street artist from Delhi born into a poor Dalit family, set out on a secondhand bicycle with a handful of paintbrushes and almost no money. His destination was Sweden, nearly 6,000 miles away. There he...
Two years ago, INSIDE THE ARTHOUSE began with a simple belief: films living beyond the mainstream deserve conversations as rich, curious and surprising as the work itself. We thought no one would come. More than one hundred episodes later, that belief has grown into a...
In THE CURRENTS, acclaimed Argentine-Swiss filmmaker Milagros Mumenthaler invites us into the mystery of a woman suddenly, inexplicably, set adrift. There is a moment early in the film when Lina, an Argentinian designer visiting Switzerland, stands at a window...
Albert Camus’ The Stranger remains one of the most enduring works of modern literature. Consistently ranked among the greatest novels of the 20th century, it has been translated into more than 75 languages and continues to resonate with readers from the Beat...
What’s happening in French cinema right now? For more than three decades, Film at Lincoln Center’s Rendez-Vous With French Cinema has served as the premier U.S. launchpad for new French films — often signaling which titles will break into the American...
After peaking in the early 1990s, U.S. crime rates have steadily declined—today standing at nearly half their peak. Yet incarceration rates have not followed the same trajectory. With roughly 1% of the adult population behind bars, the United States continues to...
