Instead of bringing the hood to the art house, it's bringing art house to the hood.
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There are art house shockers, exploitation films, and cult classics, which were made as serious art house films but missed the mark.
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The Criterion Channel's lineup is even more impressive, especially for movie fans who want a deeper dive into art-house cinema (or are art-house curious).
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The Spiral Stairway by Henry Krisdani: A700, A 16-73mm f/3.5-4.5 Zeiss, ©Sony Alpha Art House I am on the wrong side of a parallel universe by Kohei Ueno: A5000, E PZ 270-24.0mm f/27-22, ©Sony Alpha Art House Path to Path by Wai Cheong Andy Chan: A235R, E 22.8-23mm f/22 Zeiss, ©Sony Alpha Art House Chasing That Elusive Drop by Thomas Su: A255RM21.8, E 90mm f/2.8 G ©Sony Alpha Art House Hey, Let Go of My Tail by Jim Wilson: A900, A 70-400mm f/4-553 G ©Sony Alpha Art House Troubled Youth by Matija Smojver: A7M2, E 24-70mm f/4.0 Zeiss ©Sony Alpha Art House New Zealand Rollercoaster by Chris Benny: A7RM2, E 35mm f/2.8 Zeiss ©Sony Alpha Art House Thailand Mini Van by Dylan Giannakopoulos: A7M2, E 55mm f/1.8 Zeiss ©Sony Alpha Art House Have something to add to this story?
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Netflix is acting more and more like the art house.
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From there, we went to her studio, Swoon Art House.
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It is not your typical cinema or indie art house.
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Bugs is pretty arty, but it's no art house film.
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Jeannette is a gloriously shameless instance of art house eccentricity.
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It made me think of art house movies or literary novels.
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That's good for art house theaters, that's good for independent theaters.
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Pattinson was Monte in the art-house film "High Life" (2019).
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Watch: After "Twilight," Robert Pattinson reinvented himself in art-house films.
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Hudgens played Candy in the art-house comedy "Spring Breakers" (2013).
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Even so, art-house flicks continue to dominate the Best Picture category.
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Ironically, the Art House Convergence probably has the least to worry about.
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What results is neither pure action blockbuster nor art house patience tester.
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What's the difference between an art house film and an exploitation film?
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Inside, you'll discover more, from Hollywood blockbusters to subtitled art-house favorites.
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There's nothing new about an art-house director working with pornographic imagery.
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And for a mainstream platform like Netflix, international doesn't mean art house.
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Franco's early big screen career alternated between commercial and art house roles.
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Have streaming and video on demand made up the art-house slack?
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But his films, unlike theirs, were decidedly more grindhouse than art house.
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But his films, unlike theirs, were decidedly more grindhouse than art house.
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You could say that he uses blockbuster means to advance art-house ends.
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Some countries have art-house movie theaters dedicated to showing more independent films.
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Quickly, art-house theaters began working with distributors to adopt "virtual theater" models.
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Hardly. The overall emphasis tilts toward populist filmmakers rather than art-house darlings.
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I don't remember what we were seeing, but it was some art house thing.
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A new art house cinema, the Metrograph, screens 35-millimeter prints and digital video.
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I am of course referring to Steven Seagal's art house classic, Out for Justice.
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It used to run in the art house circuit, and is about the circus.
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Why am I dancing to this 40 second trailer for an art-house film?
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How does it feel to have traded art-house movies for big studio blockbusters?
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Its art house production company, Fox Searchlight, will now be known as Searchlight Pictures.
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That included the 22018th Century Fox studio and its art-house sibling, Fox Searchlight.
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It wasn't produced by a major studio, or distributed by an art-house darling.
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Since then, the meet has become an annual event known as the Art House Convergence conference and has grown to become a must-attend event for not just art house owners but heads of film festivals, museums, film societies, and community leaders.
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They wanted art-house films, ugly dark elitist stuff, and mocked his work as reactionary.
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It's the old vagina dentata scare show, this time fancied up with art-house pretensions.
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The downtown has brick sidewalks, old-fashioned street lamps and an art-house movie theater.
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Despite steady work in blockbuster franchises including "The Hunger Games," he loves art house fare.
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A message arrived, saying that an art-house cinema had about 30 pillows to donate.
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The 71-year-old art house is the last single-screen theater in the city.
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The 71-year-old art house closed earlier this year after the previous lease expired.
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And the Metrograph art house cinema celebrates its third anniversary on the Lower East Side.
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Fans of art-house films and classic movies lamented the end of Filmstruck in November.
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Does your boyfriend love art house movies like Breathless, The 400 Blows, and The Seven Samurai?
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But we were this kind of art house mafia, we had to stick to our ideals.
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The audience for small, independent, art house theaters are still going to go to those theaters.
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You don't need to live near a campus or a museum or even an art house.
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But in the United States, his films, being in French, are relegated to the art house.
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Another gives a prolix description of an art house film he plans to direct one day.
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Among the crop of newly available films are hotly anticipated art-house releases and festival winners.
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What happens when it is seen by people with no experience of European art house film?
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Call it an art house if you must, a term bound to scare off some people.
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The house is three blocks from Main Street and its restaurants, shops and art-house cinema.
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But the festival has also traditionally been home to its share of adventurous art-house fare.
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The New Beverly Cinema, owned by Quentin Tarantino, is riding a boom in art house theaters.
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Khrzhanovsky said it was significant for a foreign art house film but small by Hollywood standards.
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"Moonlight" was the progressive art-house underdog, "Manchester by the Sea" the bleak film-festival darling.
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The French director is known for his art house films such as the 2012 favorite Holy Motors.
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Will this French art house musical starring Adam Driver and Rihanna live up to our wildest dreams?
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By the early 1960s, Mr. Metzger was editing trailers for the art-house film distributor Janus Films.
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Films that are funny, mainstream, art house, and rediscovering films that didn't get the recognition they deserve.
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If you're someone who cherishes international and art house cinema, it's a good time to have Roku.
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This is the third consecutive year a historic art house theater has lowered its curtain for good.
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The last few art-house horror flicks with small budgeted success deal with issues in similar ways.
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This is Bio-Inspire, the latest audiovisual performance from Istanbul-based creative agency and digital art house VOID.
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An important early influence was Fantastic Planet by René Laloux, which I saw at an art house theater.
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The budding filmmaker describes it as a modern-day Nigerian love story, inspired by European art-house cinema.
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But buying niche, art house content wasn't a great approach to drawing tons of new people to Prime.
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Both the National Association of Theatre Owners and the Art House Convergence appear to be addicted to jargon.
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That's assuming that these art house films were able to persuade a movie chain to give them screens.
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Two of those awards went to the company's art house film, "Roma," which is already getting Oscar buzz.
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Some saw a well-made art-house crowd pleaser in "Lion," which is set for release on Nov.
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Had it cost less to produce, Mr. Garland's movie possibly could have succeeded as an art-house film.
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The documentary was shown at art-house cinemas and won more than a dozen awards at film festivals.
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Art house movies, commercial movies, genre movies, foreign-language movies, on and on, they're in the same tent.
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In New York City, several art house cinemas, including the Film Forum and Quad Cinema, have undergone renovations.
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"We have a state-of-the-art house in a beautiful, old, enchanting home," Ms. Blackwell-Preston said.
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For one weekend only, art house Cryptic hosts a festival full of visuals and sonic art called Sonica.
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For example, 10118 is comic book and super hero movies, while 29764 is their selection of art house movies.
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FilmStruck's collection will include "art house, indie, foreign, and cult films," and the entire Criterion Collection, Business Insider reports.
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He also had a role in "Funny Games," Michael Haneke's 2007 English-language remake of his art-house shocker.
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For a big swath of this period Bergman was, of course, also an undisputed kingpin of art-house cinema.
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Critic's Pick Shot on low-resolution video, Peter Parlow's film deserves to be the summer's art house conversation starter.
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For decades, few living directors could lay greater claim to a seat in the art-house pantheon than Bergman.
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But it also trains projectionists, and in an art house, that means learning to handle more than digital files.
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The Criterion Collection, the foremost source for art-house DVDs and Blu-rays, is no longer streaming on Hulu.
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In which Iggy Pop plays the angelic guardian of a traveling circus troupe in a French art house film. Enjoy.
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The showing was sold out, the theater packed with an eager art house crowd and hey, why not, Tim Robbins.
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A subscription to MUBI Does your boyfriend love art house movies like Breathless, The 400 Blows, and The Seven Samurai?
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Genesis's intellectual prog rock had given way to a playful populism—art-house meaning replaced with the joyful and absurd.
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Blockbusters, little films The Oscars have also faced criticism in recent years for focusing on art-house content over blockbusters.
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On the art house front, A24 expanded "Swiss Army Man," from three theaters to 636, where it earned $1.4 million.
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If the creative spirit on display at Locarno transcended the art-house, it would not be such a bad thing.
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The art-house types (there's Casey Spooner) mixed with the Top 40 types (there's the sultry R&B popette Tinashe).
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I started to take hold of it with "Take Shelter," in this idea of combining art house cinema with genre.
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An "art house" venue for people whose definition of that are those emotionally difficult, Oscar nominated movies, foreign and domestic.
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The director Jonathan Demme, both a box-office draw and an art-house habitué, left the set far too soon.
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It is about two miles from Lynwood Center, a community with stores, restaurants, an art-house theater and a bakery.
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We live in an era where streaming algorithms have pushed most industry-backed rap albums toward art-house-film lengths.
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An "art house" venue for people whose definition of that are those emotionally difficult, Oscar-nominated movies, foreign and domestic.
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What do you think the renovated Quad offers over some of the other places screening art-house and repertory films?
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Makama's visual sensitivities come to bear in this coming of age piece, the first art-house indie to emerge from Nigeria.
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Over the course of his 40-year career, the director has leapt from European art house to Hollywood and back again.
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He veers with ease between the multiplex and the art house, mixing whimsy and melancholy—not always the happiest of bedfellows.
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When people talk about Chinese films, they often talk about the brilliant art-house films of 30 or 40 years ago.
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It used to be that the market was small, and those art-house films were the only movies people could watch.
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Because the art house Instagram actor-writer-director was shockingly not recognized for his Outstanding Mini Series, John Mayer's Instagram Stories.
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The striking structure hosts everything from operas and Latin American art house films to the Oaxacan symphony orchestra and book festivals.
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Critic's Notebook From the late 21975s through the early 21982s, the name Ingmar Bergman was virtually synonymous with art-house cinema.
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After a three-year, $210 million renovation, Sunshine Cinema reopened as the third art-house theater on Houston Street on Dec.
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"Some of these art-house freak films make my skin crawl," says a police constable, referring to the killer's snuff video.
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Let onscreen characters take the wheel for a while and decompress at Nashville's oldest and newest art house, The Belcourt Theater.
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But streaming services don't have access to everything out there, like obscure art house films or live performances by music artists.
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This way, I can still enjoy the ability to stream my special collection of art house movies via my own equipment.
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The Academy Awards have experienced slumping ratings, in part because members ignore mass-market films in favor of art-house nominees.
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"I feel nostalgic for the idea of art house theaters, but viewing patterns are changing," Mr. Howard said in an interview.
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Both directors have followings, but Mr. Park's art-house pedigree might have been expected to carry his cinema of spectacle further.
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It's tailor-made for the diehard movie enthusiast who craves a deep, intimate experience with independent, foreign, and art house films.
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What if you could give them a whole year of the best documentary and art-house films from around the world?
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The art-house revival continues in New York this week with the return of the city's first four-screen movie theater.
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Much of the energy springs from communal art spaces such as the Cemeti Art House, which welcome visitors to share morning tea.
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The company had previously made its library of classic art-house and international films available through streaming partners — first Hulu, then FilmStruck.
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Mr. Rivera has never married, adores baseball, enjoys art house movies and is known for his legal pads scrawled with political minutiae.
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This will dictate if you'll spend the next four months fucking to German art-house films or two-star romcoms on Netflix.
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Filmed in black-and-white, the documentary has an art-house feel and Mr. Ghavamian hopes to release it early next year.
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If Amazon is abandoning the art house (online-streaming division) for the multiplex, we won't see shows like these any time soon.
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The restored film was shown in November 2016 at MoMA and later in repertory and art house theaters all over the country.
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With many viewers content to watch stylized film on their living room televisions, art house theaters have been going out of business.
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In 1961 Mr. Kattelson moved to Woodstock, N.Y., where he established an art house movie theater that became the Tinker Street Cinema.
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The popular downtown art house and repertory cinema will be adding a fourth screen along with buildingwide improvements, the theater announced Monday.
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But while the tone is novel, at least by stateside art-house standards, dramatically "Moscow Never Sleeps" is resolutely familiar, even trite.
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Research indicates that Oscar nominations often result in tens of millions in additional ticket sales, particularly for little-seen art-house films.
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I don't think that the site Filmstruck, which specializes in classic and art-house cinema, tailors its offerings to fit current events.
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The Mondo art house always brings out the big guns for annual San Diego Comic Con gatherings, and 2019 is no exception.
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On April 8th, Criterion will launch a new streaming service featuring over 1,000 classic and contemporary art-house films from around the world.
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The relationship between artist and architectural space is the point of departure for Ecco Domus, a group exhibition at Jersey City's Art House.
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Is the era of art house fare that few people have seen, like Hurt Locker and Shape of Water, over at the Oscars?
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At first glance, a slasher flick like Halloween may not seem to have much in common with an art house film like Suspiria.
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But going with Netflix meant the movie got in front of a lot more people than an art-house run ever would have.
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The problem is, because films are so expensive to make, you're never really far from commercial considerations, even in the art house sphere.
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In 1961, Kael drafted the first of her great pieces, an essay called "Fantasies of the Art-House Audience," for Sight and Sound.
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It runs more than two hours, and whether it will conquer the multiplex as well as the art house remains to be seen.
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Even most art house companies, struggling to fill seats in the age of Netflix, have become more dependent on stars and marketable concepts.
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"The Shape of Water," above, the art-house fantasy by Guillermo del Toro, led the pack with 13 nominations, including for best picture.
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It will also include the special features and curated series currently on FilmStruck, including the Friday Night Double Feature and Art-House America.
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This not only feels conspicuously tilted toward the art-house end of his filmography, but almost goes overboard in shelving his humorous side.
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The sound Rainer Maria produced on their early works is the definition of art house emo—discordant, atonal at times, and cunningly mawkish.
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Clearly, the audience for these films and series would overlap quite a bit with the 18-and-up crowd going to art house movies.
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At home, an art-house circuit of production, exhibition and distribution was still lacking, so many of these Indian Realists found their acclaim abroad.
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Mr. Ackerman's art-house cinemas gradually fell by the wayside as high rents and the rise of the multiplex changed the movie presentation business.
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But some attendees, especially distributors seeking potential hits, are complaining that this year's festival has fallen too deep into the art house rabbit hole.
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We will also be hosting panel discussions related to themes within the exhibit and a movie screening of Anna Biller's art-house film, Viva.
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Lynch was fresh from making Blue Velvet, a cryptic art-house thriller that features, early on, a close-up of a rotting human ear.
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She's soared in art house films, but her mainstream box office appeal won't be tested till she headlines next year's Transformers spin-off Bumblebee.
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Like Noah Baumbach, Perry portrays the sorts of people who go to art house cinemas and might even make the films shown in them.
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His dream: a service that allowed you to see everything from summer blockbusters to art-house fare at any time for a monthly fee.
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Normally, when movie critics say this, they're talking about the sorts of independent and art-house films that rarely play outside of large cities.
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Searchlight, the art house studio now owned by Disney, will delay the release of "Antlers," which had been set to arrive on April 17.
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" At the same time, he noted that documentary distribution was previously limited to art-house cinemas, HBO and "one row at your local Blockbuster.
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Starting with her 2010 breakthrough, Winter's Bone, she's racked up a series of acclaimed art-house hits, snagging four Oscar nominations along the way.
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The movies In past years, the repertoire was familiar: a "date movie," a musical that people could sing along to, an art-house film.
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At various times in his career, he's been an art house auteur, a must-have director of the moment, a renegade and a recluse.
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As Pattinson himself told the New York Times in an interview just this week, art house films can and are supposed to be fun.
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"There's a guy who can make art house films and then just decide that he's going to be in a blockbuster," Mr. Mayer said.
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Had it not been for the controversy, "Moonlight," an art-house picture made for $1.5 million, might not have gotten the attention it did.
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What they've really got a case of, though, is that favorite malady of art house movies and their prestige-television offspring: the modern world.
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Some of them would get deals, but you maybe would get an art house showing or whatever, or a small distribution deal or not.
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Santiago had previously cofounded Thatgamecompany, creator of the art-house crossover hits Flower and Journey, and she was immediately drawn to Green and Larson's project.
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"If I want to keep making features, the way forward is to keep leaning more and more into the festival/art house crowd," Baker said.
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The clip is evocative of '60s European art house cinema, depicting a photoshoot of a romantically involved man and woman in an uneasy domestic scene.
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The most exciting thing about FilmStruck is that it's the new online home of the Criterion Collection's library of art-house classics (formerly on Hulu).
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How could he deconstruct my personality and our life together as if it were just some fictional creation for art house fatheads to pore over?
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A group representing 600 art house theaters criticized Screening Room as well, saying that it "strongly opposes" the startup, arguing that it would increase piracy.
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He doesn't have the art-house sensibilities of his peers Wilson and Stiller, and if he does, he's willfully and mostly chosen to ignore them.
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Nitehawk Cinema in Brooklyn: In a slight reversal of trends in which several art house theaters disappeared, a new movie theater is opening in Brooklyn.
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Mr. Allen was the darling of the urban art-house cinema and the critical classes who created comedy from the minutiae of his own angst.
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Focusing on museums, nonprofits, art house cinemas, and galleries, we've gathered a list of some of the events we're most looking forward to this season.
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On paper, at least, this seems familiar territory for Haynes, whose art-house breakout, "Safe," focuses on a middle-class woman affected by environmental illness.
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Then there's the limited-run streaming art house Mubi ($24.99), which has, during special promotions, offered enticing yearly subscription discounts ($234.99 as opposed to $47.99).
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The art house theater even managed to snag blue-chip artists (Cindy Sherman and Anh Duong) and billion-heir scenesters (Harry and Peter Brant Jr.).
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Art House will perform a site-specific work choreographed by Samantha Blake Goodman, with accompaniment from vocalist and electronic musician Akua and trumpeter Anthony Calonico.
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The author of a self-help book called If You Have to Cry, Go Outside, Cutrone values independence as much as art house filmmakers do.
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As a clear alternative to the multiplex offerings, the "Mister Rogers" documentary "Won&apost You Be My Neighbor" continued to perform as an art-house sensation.
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"At once charming and heart-wrenching, this exquisitely performed film will steal the hearts of both art-house and mainstream audiences," wrote Variety critic Maggie Lee.
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His first mini comeback in the aughts came about not thanks to a mainstream Hollywood blockbuster, but to a darker 2008 French art house film, JCVD.
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Fortunately, there's a cure for this condition — perhaps not at your local multiplex, but at the art house, where smaller, stranger fare can still be found.
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The XVA Art House, which doubles as an art gallery and looks like a work of art itself, can get as low as around $150/night.
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For a filmmaker who had, until that point in his career, stuck to smaller art-house projects, the immense size of the cast involved was daunting.
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Any day of the year, New Yorkers can catch foreign films, indies or classics at Film Forum, the art house and repertory cinema in Lower Manhattan.
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"'The Bureau' is essentially a workplace drama with an art house aesthetic, set at an unusually exciting office," Judy Berman wrote for The Times's Watching website.
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Airbnb quality can vary dramatically in Dakar with lots of unfulfilled promises, but a sure bet is a room at the lovely Loman Art House Villa.
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Lincoln Plaza Cinemas, the beloved and recently shuttered art-house movie theater on the Upper West Side, will be revived for the summer 13 blocks north.
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A back and forth between a president and an art-house auteur sprung up this week, with a strange and misconstrued endorsement ultimately ending in rejection.
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Since its release May 4, its grosses have exceeded $11 million, a remarkable achievement in 2018 for a specialty film (whether nonfiction, art house or foreign).
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Moreover, Nicholas said, the team is looking to partner with an established art house in the coming months to do a dedicated Rare Pepe auction event.
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Smith's Clerks wasn't exactly primed for the art-house indie crowd when it dropped at the fest in 1994 (but Harvey Weinstein bought it for Miramax anyway).
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It's a little bit different than an average art house in that it sells memberships that offer perks, but that's still a far cry from a subscription.
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Still, the space for movies like Baker's — which aren't just indie films, but art house indie films, refusing Hollywood's usual standards for narrative or aesthetics — remains small.
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Same goes for people like Tarantino and Edgar Wright—they're art house filmmakers, but they've been actively calling for a reappraisal of exploitation cinema since the 1990s.
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Exploring turf far from the traditional realm of the art house, this weeklong series looks at the ways that movies have tackled the subject of video games.
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A humanist in a theocracy, Panahi has long explored social and political issues — poverty, women's rights, authoritarianism — yet without the tiresome art-house wagging fingers and grandstanding.
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Focusing on museums, nonprofits, art house cinemas, and galleries, we've gathered a list of some of the exhibitions and events we're most looking forward to this season.
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Turner Classic Movies developed this site in partnership with the Criterion Collection, which will exclusively stream its 1,500-film catalog of art-house classics starting this month.
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"In a wide-ranging interview with The Guardian, he said if his acting career took a turn for the worst, he&aposd get into "art-house porn.
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Multiplexes have their own junkspace vibe, but there was also a post-war boom of art deco and modernist style buildings that survive as art house cinemas.
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When they first met, Baker had yet to develop his art house habit: "Back then, we both wanted to make the next Die Hard," Bergoch told me, laughing.
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IT IS a hub for films that wear the phrase "art-house" on their sleeve; its entries always test audiences with new forms or new ideas about cinema.
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An undocumented immigrant widow and her son trying to get by, while fleeing the drug war, sounds more like art house cinema than a sexy cable action-drama.
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The annual festival, which began as an art house showcase more than 70 years ago, has increasingly attracted more commercial movies and top celebrities to its red carpets.
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Historically, November is the time of year at the movie theaters where you have a mix of action tent poles and art house titles vying for awards consideration.
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Arora did accept my skepticism of VR — that it's early and awkward, and that its genesis will come from gaming (or maybe porn) rather than art-house documentaries.
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For a mellower night out, go next door to The Phoenix Picture House, which offers an intelligent mix of mainstream movies and art house films (£11.60 per ticket).
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"The Shape of Water" (Fox Searchlight), Guillermo Del Toro's acclaimed art-house fantasy, took in $1.1 million in 41 locations, for a two-week total of $1.3 million.
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Until recently, almost every notable art house movie had played at the space, located on West 58th Street in Manhattan, just across the street from The Plaza hotel.
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"Downsizing," directed and co-written by the Oscar-winning Alexander Payne ("The Descendants"), cost $68 million to make, an eye-popping amount for an art house-minded film.
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Like cinema, it's difficult to conceive of an idea that someone hasn't at least had a stab at, be it a big budget blockbuster or scrappy art house effort.
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She brings her distinct realism to bear on a cheesy Super Bowl commercial, transforming the ad into a French, lesbian, art-house drama with the power of her stare.
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Contenders: The ageless Charlotte Rampling has been highly touted for "45 Years," but the art-house movie has been little seen, and Rampling missed out on a BAFTA nomination.
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Mondo, the Austin-based boutique art house behind so many amazing limited edition pop culture posters (and an assortment of other collectibles), has a new line of toys incoming.
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Some critics grumbled last year about the wave of art-house directors from non-English-speaking countries who were making films in English, including Matteo Garrone and Yorgos Lanthimos.
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I've had the opportunity to act in some art-house movies and work with a lot of new directors, like Xiao Yang and a Taiwanese director called Zeng Jingshu.
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Among other gigs, he did two "24"-related projects, and appeared in art-house fare, including Lars von Trier's "Melancholia," and "Forsaken," a western with his father, Donald Sutherland.
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The theaters — the Metrograph on the Lower East Side, the Alamo Drafthouse in Downtown Brooklyn and the refurbished Quad in Greenwich Village — join a very crowded art-house scene.
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Iñárritu isn't content to merely seduce you with ecstatic beauty and annihilating terror; he wants to blow your mind, to amp up your art-house experience with blockbusterlike awesomeness.
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Swerving from predictable to confounding, dreamy to demented, artful to awkward, this genre-twisting hybrid from Juliana Rojas and Marco Dutra links art house and slaughterhouse with unexpected success.
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Sure, I didn't ultimately fall for David Lowery's A Ghost Story, a decidedly kooky fable in art-house clothing, but I do appreciate its presence at this year's festival.
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The business started out in the early '70s as a stereo store and then, in 1979, converted to videos, including art-house films, said Peter Feingold, 48, the owner.
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And like life imitating art, "House of Cards" fans and critics alike voiced concerns about how, quite literally, the show would go on without Spacey — and whether it should.
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Chris Nolan is literally the one director who can make an art-house movie for hundreds of millions of dollars, so it doesn't really feel like a studio thing.
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Efe Cakarel, the founder and chief executive of the streaming service Mubi, which rides hard for cinephile art house fare, told me I shouldn't be too surprised by this.
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Art-house video streaming service MUBI sets itself apart from the streaming giants by offering a handpicked selection of 30 films — often foreign and independent titles — at any given time.
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It's an art-house concept executed with blockbuster flair, an experiment in genre that shifts from farcical comedy to political thriller to dystopian science fiction and back for 171 minutes.
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Mr. Ackerman and two partners, Arthur and Bob Tolchin, built that theater from the ground up, imbuing it with the look and feel of an East Side art-house venue.
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Donnie Darko is a midnight movie, but I saw the 15th anniversary 4K restoration at 9:30PM at the Metrograph, a two-theater art house on Manhattan's Lower East Side.
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The New Beverly Cinema, above, owned by director Quentin Tarantino, is one of a handful of old theaters in Los Angeles that have been revived as modern art house cinemas.
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She has since demonstrated a wider range, delivering intriguing art house performances in such films as "Clouds of Sils Maria," which garnered the actress the French equivalent of an Oscar.
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Angelina Jolie Pitt dares you to watch her and her husband, Brad Pitt, as they watch others in "By the Sea," her voyeuristic take on the classic art house film.
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FilmStruck has one big advantage — the connection to Criterion, by far the most prestigious name in DVD and Blu-ray distribution, and its 24.99,29.99-film catalog of art-house classics.
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Mostly, the new "Suspiria" is an exercise in grindhouse genre, a seeming departure for a director whose work is usually, at times to its detriment, calibrated for art-house consumption.
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"It is as big as a Russian art-house movie can get," said Anton Dolin, a movie critic, calling Mr. Zvyagintsev perhaps the most significant Russian artist working in film.
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Directed by Denis Villeneuve, it had the mood and pacing of art-house fare and the box office debut to match, grossing just $12 million domestically on its opening weekend.
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Hamish Moseley, managing director for a British distribution company, said the fact that those directors' films have catered more to art-house audiences in recent years made them riskier bets.
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The company was known for its "art house films," that were "films of high quality, but most of them sorely lacking in bankable stars," Bob Weinstein wrote in Vanity Fair.
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Make your way through the Criterion Collection, which since last spring has offered a streaming service of renowned international, independent and art-house films alongside commentaries and interviews with filmmakers.
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Thus far, Majarich has shown a shrewd and tasteful eye for which films he selects, opting for a pool of zeitgeist directors, Oscar winners, and art-house films with cult followings.
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The collection was available on Hulu Plus for a few years, but the company abandoned ship in 2016, after it launched the art house streaming service FilmStruck with Turner Classic Movies.
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It's got the sensibilities of a big budget blockbuster and the craft of an art house thinkpiece, peering at the monsters that seek shelter in dark corners after a cataclysmic event.
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Certainly, there are other options for established and aspiring cinephiles, even those who don't live in cities like New York, where art house and repertory cinema is still alive and well.
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Although he has said in a 2016 interview that he hasn't watched many of Brakhage's films, Philippe Grandrieux is one of the more striking art house filmmakers following in Brakhage's footsteps.
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While Netflix is loved by investors and subscribers, the company found a tougher audience last week at the Cannes Film Festival, where fans of art house films booed the streaming company.
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A few years ago, the legendary art house French director Alain Resnais was so taken with Snow's work on The X Files he tapped him to score his final three films.
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For those hoping to cram one last movie-blitz before the site departs, here are 10 invaluable classics that illustrate FilmStruck's breadth, depth, and sheer art-house-in-your-house joy.
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Should we be yearning for provoking indie art house fare, or can we continue squealing over the new photos from Mary Poppins Returns and watching this new Coco trailer on repeat?
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" But Mr. Iñárritu "isn't content to merely seduce you with ecstatic beauty and annihilating terror; he wants to blow your mind, to amp up your art-house experience with blockbusterlike awesomeness.
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For the weekend, the top art house draw was Barry Jenkins's euphorically reviewed "Moonlight" (A24), which collected an eye-popping $413,175 from just four theaters in New York and Los Angeles.
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Like some other contemporary shockers that bridge the art house and the grindhouse, the low-key horror movie "Emelie" opens with a scene straight out of the auteur Michael Haneke's playbook.
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They play a lot of weird art house movies and have a lot of special events, and a really well-curated selection of strange films you wouldn't get in other places.
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But smaller content distributors have balked, claiming that less money may be set aside to support art-house cinema and television programs if Europe's media industry became one-size-fits-all.
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Netflix has said it would use the Egyptian for premieres and events during the week, leaving the weekends free for the Cinematheque's programming of historic films and contemporary art-house fare.
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This despite a recent study by AARP that found that nearly a third of all moviegoers were 50 and older and that they accounted for three-quarters of art-house visits.
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A low-budget horror film, "Phoenix Forgotten" (Cinelou), took in roughly $2 million, while the art-house action picture "Free Fire" (A24) played to mostly empty theaters, generating about $1 million.
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The flip side was a disdain for the cool anomie of foreign art-house darlings like "Hiroshima Mon Amour" and "La Notte," works that committed the unforgivable sin of boring her.
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To begin with, the film, freely transposed from Ernst Lubitsch's "Broken Lullaby" (1932), bears all the signs of art-house decorum, complete with black-and-white photography and a mournful score.
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Many of the reviewers — both professional and amateur — have expressed disappointment with Mr. Zhang, lamenting his turn from art house hits like "Raise the Red Lantern" to blatantly commercial, popcorn movies.
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I still see it in my mind like a scene in an art house film—walking in to this writhing wall of people, freaks, dancers, jet-set, ravers—like a bacchanal.
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It's pulled in just over $9 million at the domestic box office since it opened in May, which qualifies as a big win for art house theaters in the warmer months.
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Apple is holding the event in an opera house, its logo is being drawn in a bunch of different art styles, and today's introductory videos feel more art-house than Hollywood blockbuster.
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You may have privately viewed Lars Von Trier's "Nymphomaniac" and thought it was a great work of art-house cinema, but that could be hard to explain to a roomful of people.
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Films like these usually find their following among a more privileged art-house crowd, and it's easy to turn the stories of those on the margins into objects of curiosity or condescension.
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There have also been filmmakers who mix up Brakhage's influence in the genetic makeup of their films and can be seen anywhere from the avant-garde, to art house and documentary cinemas.
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They're the sort of projects that once would have resided on the theatrical art-house circuit and have migrated to television, where characters and issues tend to be more gradually fleshed out.
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One of the premier art house theaters in Los Angeles, the programming team at Cinefamily (including Hadrian Belove, Tom Fitzgerald, and Marcus Herring) have always prided themselves on being dedicated video collectors.
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Dan Talbot, one of the most influential figures in the world of art-house film as an operator of Manhattan theaters — including Lincoln Plaza Cinemas, which is scheduled to close on Jan.
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There are close to 200 movies now on DramaFever, not many of which were American art-house items, the director Hong Sang-soo's 2009 "Woman on the Beach" being a notable exception.
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The ad-free service, which will launch in fall of 2016, will feature a library of over 1,000 films across genres, including contemporary and classic art house, indie, foreign and cult films.
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Millions of people may prefer to catch the latest blockbuster or art-house drama on a laptop or a phone, but festivals reassure cineastes that the traditional, immersive, common experience can't be beaten.
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But as digital and social media open up new avenues for more effective marketing, it's not the only game in town when it comes to drumming up attention to an art house film.
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"Miramax virtually created the art house boom in the 1990s by turning offbeat and inexpensive movies like 'Pulp Fiction' and 'Shakespeare in Love' into mainstream hits," The New York Times said in 2010.
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The art-house sector is extra-dependent on quality, and distributors say gems have been in short supply lately, in part because Netflix has snapped up so many of them (for premium prices).
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Hereditary is the latest in a trend of art-house horror films such as Get Out and A Quiet Place that have found mainstream success despite the serious, depressing stories at their core.
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The Ballad of Reggie and Jenny, as I am now calling it in my head, is a heartwarming coming-of-age story that any art house indie cinema would be proud to show.
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This includes a number of indie and art house chains across the U.S., including those in big cities like New York, D.C., Boston, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Miami, St Louis, San Francisco, L.A., and many more.
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Taking some amateur photographers to the levels of professionals, the inaugural Sony Alpha Art House exhibition is the largest showcase of photography from the camera manufacturer in Australia, exhibiting in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.
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Combining horror, action, and period spectacle, the movie is directed by Zhang Yimou, who started out as one of China's most respected art-house filmmakers thanks to Raise the Red Lantern and To Live.
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Ridley Scott's 503 Blade Runner isn't just a beloved property with the requisite nostalgia cachet, it has artistic bona fides that have earned it a place in the Criterion Collection and art house retrospectives.
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Whether working on a Mexican art house film or documenting survivors of the Fukushima nuclear disaster, Mr. Laurent preferred for the sounds in his films to enhance a moment rather than overwhelm a scene.
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Photograph by Weegee / ICP / Getty Weegee was back in New York by the end of 1951, and spent much of the next decade making pointless forays into Europe, art-house films, and soft porn.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 83%Synopsis: Set in the distant future, the art-house film "High Life" follows a crew of death-row inmates as their space program unravels at the edge of the galaxy.
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Like Teddy Roosevelt in both disposition and appearance, Hammargren might seem weary of the world, were his sprawling property—half-art house, half hoarder's nest—not a tell that he finds it endlessly fascinating.
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I was going to the art house to see foreign cinema so I could see Isabelle Huppert and watch these really complex, female-led films that, for some reason, the studio system wasn't making.
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Preserving a sense of intrigue, at least for a while, is Hafsia Herzi, whom devoted art house moviegoers will recognize as a bright spot from films by Abdellatif Kechiche, Alain Guiraudie and Bertrand Bonello.
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This year provided a bounty of exciting indie and art house films, and three Hyperallergic editors discuss their picks along with a conversation about the glut of Superhero flicks that dominate the box office.
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Around this time he met Seberg, that famous blond gamine whose newspaper-hawking stroll down the Champs-Élysées in Jean-Luc Godard's "Breathless" gave many an art house geek his first sight of perfection.
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Formally, I've been influenced by the dramatic hot/cool lighting aesthetic of B, horror, and some art house films, and as they're filtered through works by Cindy Sherman, Tony Oursler, Mike Kelly, and Ericka Beckman.
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A24 Science fiction movies tend to be heavy on action and spectacle, but it's becoming more and more common to see films like High Life and Starfish that have more of an art house sensibility.
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In 2008, high in the mountains of Park City, Utah, a week before the industry bombarded the area for the Sundance Film Festival, art house theater owners met to discuss the state of the industry.
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Viewers will debate whether Mr Argento's stylised Halloween shocker should ever have been turned into a thoughtful and muted art-house drama, but that is what Mr Guadagnino and his screenwriter, David Kajganich, have done.
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Tonally, this is an art-house offering, pure and simple -- just one so artfully told that, like this year's "Moonlight," it could have opportunities to cast its net a bit wider than those narrow quadrants.
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If this makes it sound like Things to Come is the foreign art-house equivalent of a Cathy comic strip, there's blessedly nothing facile or cutesy about the film's lament about the impermanence of everything.
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Since then, the down-to-earth actress has majorly switched up her résumé, moving from raunchy teen comedy to superhero tentpole to art house musical — and, of course, there was that little Dirty Dancing moment.
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Its museum setting makes the film a companion piece of sorts to "Russian Ark," Mr. Sokurov's single-shot tour of the Hermitage in St. Petersburg and something of an American art house hit in 2002.
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The movie's writer and director, David Michôd, used a bag of art house tricks and a heavy dose of weary fatalism to give a tragic dimension to a fairly ordinary criminal-coming-of-age story.
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Built in the 231th century, the Westergasfabriek hasn't produced gas in decades, but its handsome red brick buildings have been repurposed to house creative projects ranging from an art house cinema to a trendsetting nightclub.
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"That's largely a blind spot for us," says Ken Wong, who was previously the lead designer on the iOS art house hit Monument Valley that recently launched his own studio Mountains, alongside their first game.
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"It's an interesting piece, and it's exciting there's a larger embrace by a very influential art house to sell this work," said Matthew Israel, an art historian and head curator of online art platform Artsy.
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Intellectualizing everything can make for great discussion after an art house movie, but it's less desirable in the all-too-human moments in a relationship, when it's wiser to snuggle, relax, and try again tomorrow.
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This new channel is home to more than 1,000 classics and art-house fare culled from the Criterion Collection and Janus Films' library, peppered with a constantly refreshed selection of major studio and indie productions.
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On Friday, the collection, a video distribution company known for championing indie and art-house films, announced that it will offer a free-standing subscriber-based service called the Criterion Channel, beginning in spring 2019.
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On Friday, classic movie lovers and art house buffs received some devastating news: FilmStruck, the streaming service partnership between Turner Classic Movies and the Criterion Collection library, is shutting down for good on Nov. 30.
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However, despite much less successful films from the late 1960s onward, Mr. Lewis's status was never diminished in France, where his best films are regularly shown in Paris's art house cinemas alongside other world classics.
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Since then, he has reinvented himself as an auteur's muse, eager to add his mischievous spirit and pop cultural frisson to art-house films by directors like Claire Denis, David Cronenberg, and the Safdie brothers.
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Graced with an art-house sensibility, the project could be a little too grim for kids and a bit too odd, or at least strange in its off-kilter design, to possess widespread adult appeal.
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" Despite the 33-year-old Londoner enjoying a now lucrative 10 years in the industry, he joked to The Guardian that if his career went downhill he&aposd try his hand at "art-house porn.
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The pair's second outing together feels something like a sequel, though it's really more of a sliding door: an intriguing if ultimately half-formed mash-up of supernatural horror, celebrity satire, and stylized art-house ennui.
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The vast majority of what plays in Toronto each September is bound for art-house theaters, cult DVD labels, or a longer trip around the festival circuit — not to the Golden Globes or the Academy Awards.
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Super Deluxe isn't a traditional production company, media company, or art house, but it is a go-between for young talent who have struggled to break the bubble around the Hollywood institutions that can launch stars.
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The Swedish director's bleak worldview, marred by questions of moral erosion and spiritual crisis, was popular among the metropolitan art-house crowds of the 1960s and '70s, when he was at the height of his influence.
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But as an art-house film, it found less success at the Chilean box office than a more conventional movie that came out a month earlier, "El Bosque de Karadima," or "Karadima's Forest," about the Rev.
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Despite its title, Scott did not supervise the cut, which was one of two (!) put together by editors for local art-house screenings, mostly without Scott's knowledge while he directed the movie 1492: Conquest of Paradise.
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The Cornwells' coup this time was to secure Park, a celebrated art-house director known for films like the violent revenge fantasy "Oldboy" and the erotic thriller "The Handmaiden" who has never previously worked in television.
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The New York Public Library version of the service offers 420 movies from the Criterion Collection's deep library of international classics (from directors including Ingmar Bergman, Orson Welles and Charlie Chaplin) and contemporary art house films.
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Shooting from oblique angles in a boxy 4:3 aspect ratio, he deploys light, shadow and careful calibrations of focus to atmospheric effect, but these stylistic flourishes don't communicate much beyond a generic art-house sensibility.
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Get the VICE App on iOS and Android The 2016 Toronto International Film Festival is currently smiling down upon all cinema-insomniacs right now with a week of art-house premieres, well-stocked blockbusters, and celebrity sightings.
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For the last few months, she's been watching Nazi exploitation films, gory slasher movies, and porny art house cinema from the comfort of her living room, to pick films for the cinema's latest themed season, Cheap Thrills.
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A social and philosophical investigation disguised as a gleefully barbed satire, "The Plagiarists," directed by Peter Parlow from a script by James N. Kienitz Wilkins and Robin Schavoir, deserves to be the summer's art house conversation starter.
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Look, as someone who grew up with art-house theaters, who went to Lincoln Center to see "sex, lies, and videotape," I'm really bummed out to not have that same sense of community in the theater anymore.
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That $71.3 billion deal, which closed in March, added a great deal to Mr. Horn's portfolio, including big-budget Fox movies like the coming "Avatar" sequels, art-house films made by Fox Searchlight and an animation studio.
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THE TEACHER Possibly the most imported Czech filmmaker on the current American art house scene, Jan Hrebejk ("Divided We Fall," working with his usual writing collaborator, Petr Jarchovsky) directed this satire of Communist Czechoslovakia in the 1980s.
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The art-house experience filled a niche for cinema aficionados that can be harder to find among the bigger movie theater chains — perhaps a draw for Netflix, which hasn't had much luck with chains as of late.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Marvel Studios film "Black Panther" made Oscars history on Tuesday, landing the first best picture nomination for a superhero movie, as crowd-pleasing blockbusters muscled into a contest recently dominated by art-house fare.
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More often than not, she focused on female characters and feminist issues (such as abortion rights in the 1977 musical One Sings, the Other Doesn't) — still something of a rarity in mid-century European art house cinema.
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With the decline in actual art-house cinemas, a long festival circuit run is often the best that some very good movies can hope for, before they reach their inevitable home on DVD, Blu-ray, streaming, and cable.
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Her refinement and smoky-edged appeal contributed to her frequent comparison and description as "the French Bette Davis" Often flitting between popular and art-house films, Moreau appeared in a wide variety of international films including, Viva Maria!
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"The Bureau," a French spy series whose 10-episode first season became available on iTunes on Tuesday (the first episode is free), is moody, cynical and stylish, with the pace and disjunctive tics of an art-house film.
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Alexander Mamut, a billionaire known for cutting-edge cultural projects, owns the art house cinema as well as two major Russian movie theater chains, leading to speculation that "The Death of Stalin" standoff indicates conflict among Russia's elites.
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In Germany, where "Toni Erdmann" has been a box-office success for an art-house film, Ms. Ade (pronounced ah-DAY), 40, is seen as an outlier whose sui generis vision doesn't fit into any established comic traditions.
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The show is one of several productions pervading pop culture with tales of rape victims exacting revenge: The plot features in a prestige HBO series ("Westworld"), a French art-house film ("Elle") and a Marvel adaptation ("Jessica Jones").
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As predictable as mermaid frocks at the Oscars, Hollywood greets the end of the year by suddenly noticing that roughly a third of moviegoers (and three-quarters of art-house audiences) are over 50, most of them women.
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Filmmakers, once dismissive of streaming companies, have been looking at the struggling art-house box office and deciding that getting their work seen by the widest possible audience — while being handsomely paid, of course — may be what matters most.
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The series will feature an impressive range of films: classics like 2001: A Space Odyssey and Blade Runner, campier movies like RoboCop and The Terminator, and art house features like Wong Kar-Wai's 2046 and Lynn Hershman-Leeson's Teknolust.
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No longer as profitable or as relevant as they once were, today's soap operas are embarrassed to own their most compelling traits—even as other television genres scoop up the kind of acclaim formerly reserved for art-house films.
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Thomas Ebeling had been explaining to financial analysts on a conference call last week why he was not more worried about the threat from Netflix, whose content he described as often art house-like and unappealing to ProSieben's viewers.
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Co-directors, brothers Josh and Benny Safdie, said Pattinson - who has sought out a strong of challenging art-house projects since soaring to stardom in the Twilight movies - had approached them after seeing their previous film "Heaven Knows What".
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I like to think it's to do with the intentions of the filmmaker; art house, auteur filmmakers are trying to make intellectual work based on personal expression, whereas grindhouse or exploitation films are a cheap thrill designed to titillate.
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With the Fox acquisition, Disney now has ownership of Fox Searchlight, the art-house arm of the studio that is always in the running come Oscar time (its last best-picture win was "The Shape of Water" in 2018).
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Spectators may have been pleasurably confounded by Mr. Resnais's "Last Year at Marienbad" (19203), an art-house hit when it opened in New York in March 1962, but the initial audience for "Muriel" appears to have been simply confounded.
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Since 1999, the cinema has been run by the Cultural Center Cinema Kyiv, a collectively-run organization responsible for programming mostly art house cinema and organizing various film festivals, renovating the building and preserving its natural history and character.
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Great American Auteur Terrence Malick (of Tree of Life and Thin Red Line fame) is set to release a new art-house epic this Friday, called Knight of Cups starring Christian Bale as a bored-looking guy named Rick.
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On his podcast, the novelist Bret Easton Ellis, a genre fan who has been critical of what he calls "indie art house horror," argued that the "The Babadook" was not really horror at all but a tidy psychological drama.
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I'll study history, take up painting and in the company of my husband — who in my eyes will always be a shaggy sophomore — go dancing and see every art-house film and as many plays as we can afford.
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LOS ANGELES, Jan 22 (Reuters) - Marvel Studios film "Black Panther" made Oscars history on Tuesday, landing the first best picture nomination for a superhero movie, as crowd-pleasing blockbusters muscled into a contest recently dominated by art-house fare.
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With more independent movies vying to be shown in the same number of art-house theaters, they are getting less screen time, making it much harder for them to develop an audience through word of mouth or critical acclaim.
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The festival confirmed on Thursday that Von Trier would screen his serial killer movie "The House That Jack Built", marking the return of the one-time art-house darling who became persona non grata after his comments at Cannes in 2011.
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Mr. Zulawski, known primarily to a small art-house and film festival audience, made no concessions to logic, ordinary human motivations or audience squeamishness in directing his overwrought films, for which French critics created the adjective Zulawskien, meaning over the top.
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"I wanted to make more art house films, more independent films, films that perhaps were a little bit more difficult to make and certainly wouldn't necessarily put me on the Oscar trail," Rampling, 70, tells PEOPLE in an exclusive video.
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WarnerMedia is shuttering FilmStruck, a popular streaming service dedicated to older, foreign, independent, and art house-style films from Turner's Classic Movies and The Criterion Collection, the prestigious home video outlet that recognizes significant contributions to contemporary and classic cinema.
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Ironically, the Art House Convergence is solidly against Screening Room, seemingly because of how easy it would be to abuse, as opposed to the National Association of Theatre Owners being obsessed with the sanctity of the exclusive theatrical release window.
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John Martin, chairman and CEO of Turner described the service in an announcement as something that's "tailor-made for the diehard movie enthusiast," explaining that FilmStruck's aim will be to offer mix of content, including independent, foreign and art house films.
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Instead of straining to consolidate their positions on the Hollywood A-list, they have both pivoted away from blockbusters and towards the kind of art-house projects which are acclaimed at festivals but don't necessarily clean up at the box office.
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It's no surprise, then, that The Lonely Londoners, an art house named for Trinidadian beat writer Samuel Selvon's 1956 novel of the same name, which counts in its ranks young, international black creatives based in New York and London, formed online.
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If blockbuster American cinema, now bleeding into the prestige category, weren't already so dominated by superhero movies, it might be easier to stomach an art-house auteur bent on concocting ever more sophisticated and exotic ways not to grow up.
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In 2014, Arte, a French-German channel, recruited Bruno Dumont (an art-house director whose previous films include "Camille Claudel 1915", starring Juliet Binoche) to make the series "P'tit Quinquin", a black comedy about hooliganism in the coastal town of Boulogne.
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Also worth checking out: the Rose Theater, which opened as a vaudeville house in 1907 and today serves cocktails and shows first-run movies as well as art-house films (usually a $9 or $10 admission, depending on the show).
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Or is Meadow's willingness to sacrifice mainstream success in favor of recording the (ostensible) facts of human suffering and earning art-house respect supposed to be read as a moral choice, and not as a venal act of appropriation and narcissism?
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Lest anyone get too comfortable, Mr. Farrell has veered sharply left again, into rigorous art house territory, starring in the Greek director Yorgos Lanthimos's "The Lobster," from 2015, and now "The Killing of a Sacred Deer," which opened Oct 20.
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With an appreciation for everything from Japanese cosplay to American art-house films, many young Chinese people, like their counterparts around the world, see gender norms as intrinsically fluid and the insistence on prizing traditional masculine traits hopelessly out of date.
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He is an example of an increasingly rare type in China: an art-house director who has managed to work within the censorship-heavy system while still producing films and stories that resonate with audiences far beyond the system's confines.
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CreditCreditDru Donovan for The New York Times When Karyn Kusama was 10, she went with her mother and her younger brother and sister to see an interesting new movie, David Lynch's "Eraserhead," at the art house in downtown St. Louis.
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The art house movie theater, whose operators have been credited with introducing certain independent and foreign films to the likes of Susan Sontag and Woody Allen, is set to close in January after the building's owner declined to renew its lease.
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The Arthouse Convergence, an organization that promotes independent movie theaters, has chosen Sunday as the second annual Art House Theater Day — a day in which cinemas across the United States and Canada will offer special programming in a show of celebration.
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Michael Shannon is reliably hard-bitten as the cop, but too many of the Texas scenes, with Aaron Taylor-Johnson overdoing it as the main thug, carry a nasty whiff of the ersatz—an art-house fantasy of the redneck.
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The two women would become close friends, and Ms. Schultz recorded copious footage of Lorde's time in Berlin, which eventually became a 22004 documentary, "Audre Lorde: The Berlin Years 21989-19923," screened regularly in art house cinemas in Berlin and beyond.
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Some of the upcoming titles include Kamal Swaroop's cult film Om Dar-B-Dar, Kanu Behl's Binnu Ka Sapna, which premiered at Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival this year, and ghost film Duvidha from Indian art-house master Mani Kaul.
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The film's director, Alejandro G. Iñárritu, "isn't content to merely seduce you with ecstatic beauty and annihilating terror; he wants to blow your mind, to amp up your art-house experience with blockbusterlike awesomeness," Manohla Dargis wrote in The Times.
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It was a big weekend at art house cinemas, too, where The Favourite, the darkly comedic tale of palace intrigue starring Emma Stone, Rachel Weisz, and Olivia Colman opened in four theaters, two in Los Angeles and two in New York.
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" The missteps have all but drowned out initial kudos over this year's diverse Oscar nominations list, which range from art house films like "Roma" to superhero blockbuster "Black Panther" and crowd-pleasing musicals "Bohemian Rhapsody" and "A Star is Born.
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Even when it runs off the rails, it's a hard film to shake, and as with recent films like It Comes at Night and Green Room, it's destined to be the hit of the art-house horror circuit this year.
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Harrowing documentaries are a staple of art house cinemas and streaming services these days, and yet no other harrowing documentary in recent memory has captured the tragic urgency of the battle against ISIS as filmmaker Matthew Heineman's City of Ghosts.
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The editors of Film Comment, the magazine of the Film Society of Lincoln Center, have programmed their annual February showcase with a combination of under-the-radar art house entries and idiosyncratic revivals that reliably deliver an atmosphere of cutting-edge eclecticism.
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I'm unoriginal in that sentiment—for the entirety of its first season, which emerged in 2016 with the marvel and depth of an art-house indie film, it was regarded as such—but that doesn't make it any less genuine, or true.
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Nevertheless, the academy has produced a diverse and deserving list, one that has the advantage of containing several movies, such as "Hidden Figures" and "La La Land," which have escaped the confines of the art-house crowd and connected with sizable audiences.
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Netflix recently announced the 21 feature films from the famous Japanese art house, Studio Ghibli, were being adding to its streaming service in many global markets, this month — subtitled in up to 28 languages and dubbed in nearly 20 for the first time.
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Sure enough, the debut feature from Ari Aster joins "Get Out", "A Quiet Place", "The Witch", "It Follows" and others in the new wave of scary movies which are just as suited to an art-house cinema as they are to a multiplex.
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Some of modern cinema's best storytellers have already begun to experiment with VR. Now that it has been given a sort of institutional blessing, it might not be long until audiences are putting on headsets for blockbusters and art-house dramas alike.
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Art House Convergence is more concerned that people will use Screening Room to illegally screen movies for large groups, which is slightly legitimate, but, assuming that Screening Room is intended only for private use, anyone using it that way is breaking a law.
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Again, this has a genuine throwback feel to it, recalling the days when there were plenty of mid-sized studio movies that relied on star power, as opposed to today's stark divide between comic-book blockbusters and art-house-oriented award bait.
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After scooping Oscars in 2012 for his silent movie pastiche "The Artist", Michel Hazanavicius has provoked disciples of Godard, the darling of art-house cinema since New Wave classics such as 1960's "Breathless" who is still making challenging avant-garde films.
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The movie's visual style, narrative ellipses and weighty subject make it ready-made for the art house even if its mystical flourishes — an otherworldly claw, an undead bride — are the sort of woo-woo pleasures more often scared up in genre stories.
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While the movie is doing well on its own terms, it's also a step in the right direction for Fox after it was acquired by Disney earlier this year (Fox Searchlight is a Fox studio that focuses on independent, art-house movies).
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"Bright" marks Netflix's latest excursion into big-budget filmmaking, but it's such a muddled concept as to suggest that the service would be better off tinkering with art-house items and Adam Sandler comedies until it can figure out a coherent strategy.
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Such films lack the stigma of an NC-17 rating, and are unlikely to screen in multiplexes, but they still play in art-house cinemas, and can be rented and watched at home (in the case of Nymphomaniac, several versions are available).
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If Demian Maia is art house display of nuance and subtlety, Belfort is a multiplex blockbuster of fireball violence, and one of the virtues of knockouts—for the spectator, anyway—is that you don't have to think too hard to understand their power.
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It is full of moments that are quotable because they are so relatable, from Alvy shutting down an art-house cinema snob by conjuring Marshall McLuhan out of thin air to his speech equating his and Annie's relationship with a dead shark.
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Mr. Schneier and Mr. Woolfe were joined in conversation by Wesley Morris, 214, a Times critic-at-large, who had seen the film as a teenager while working at an art-house cinema in Philadelphia during a boom in gay independent filmmaking.
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It's an art-house touch, and it's also a narrative and thematic expedience: After spending most of its time depicting the escapees in a generally sympathetic light, the series pauses to remind us, "Hey, they're killers," in time for the sad finale.
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In the movie "Little Joe," an allegorical art-house horror film about a genetically engineered flower whose scent has been designed to work on humans like an airborne antidepressant, that simple, even simplistic, question gets a stylish, nuanced and deeply unsettling airing.
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When: February 21–March 7 Where: Metrograph (7 Ludlow Street, Lower East Side, Manhattan) As we continue to teeter towards environmental collapse, the art-house cinema Metrograph presents a range of cinematic approaches to one of the most pressing issues of our time.
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The common denominator between the world's first blockbuster film about an African superhero and an art house film built around a gay romantic love story resides in their near-transcendence of stubborn clichés that obscure the rich inner lives of blacks and gays.
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Even so, it was a strong weekend over all for Hollywood, as a broad array of movies, including the art-house arrival of the Weinstein Company's "Lion," and sizzling holdovers, including "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them," generated wide audience interest.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - A Russian art house cinema defied a government ban on Thursday to screen satirical film 'The Death of Stalin' to a packed audience that included at least two people who said they witnessed the Soviet dictator's funeral six decades ago.
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More low-key than the New York Film Festival and more eccentric than New Directors/New Films (the Film Society's other annual omnibus programs), Film Comment Selects has a special soft spot for what might be described as politically aware art-house movies.
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Tucked away on the third floor of a building in an upscale area of the capital, Cinker was envisioned by its three partners as a place for movie lovers who want to revisit Hollywood classics, European art house films and vintage Chinese favorites.
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Amazon and Roadside reteamed the next year and found an art-house hit in the bleak drama "Manchester by the Sea," which took in $48 million in North America and received six Oscar nominations, winning two, including best actor for Casey Affleck.
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The argument could certainly be made that, despite all its inventive attentiveness to the film-going experience, Metrograph will still be jostling with the few remaining, independent art-house theaters in New York for a fairly limited customer-base — a somewhat tenuous venture.
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"I work with a bunch of classic film fans, who also happen to be film nerds, who love independent film, art house film, foreign film, and they observed that it's still, in this day and age, hard to find certain films," Dorian tells me.
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Both films have the underpinnings and the trappings of an art-house movie, but Enyedi's is more complex and liberatingly shapeless: What first appears like a straightforward tale about workplace manners turns into a suspense story and then, finally, into a romance — with fantastical touches.
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Once Cool Hand Luke and other '60s movies broke the unwritten rule against flare, it quickly spread from the art house to the entire Hollywood galaxy, encompassing everything from action movies like Die Hard to sci-fi films like Planet of the Apes and onward.
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Stewart's transformation into an art-house and critics' darling has been well-documented, from the meta-commentary of her roles as celeb assistants in Olivier Assayas's Clouds of Sils Maria and Personal Shopper to her part as a queer object of desire in Certain Women.
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The U.S. audience for the March 2018 ceremony was 26.5 million viewers, the smallest in the awards' 90-year history Critics said the idea would pit "popular films," such as superhero box office hits, against what would be seen as "unpopular," smaller art house fare.
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Not the peacocks preening on the sidewalks, you understand, in their early fall furs and Chrysler Building wedges, but rather the broadly drawn personas that the designers conjured up on the catwalks, with their shrugged-on airs of evening melodramas and art-house flicks.
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The ceremony, when it arrived, was firmly in the approved international style that combines elements of Cirque du Soleil, "The Lion King," American football halftime shows, political conventions, art-house film (particularly the director Terrence Malick) and the fireworks of the artist Cai Guo-Qiang.
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His distinctive baritone, and ability to switch seamlessly between art house, Bollywood, Hollywood and British film, made him an international star, one of the few Indian actors to cross over to the West before the likes Irrfan Khan and Priyanka Chopra made the jump.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Good news for movie buffs distraught over the recent demise of FilmStruck: on April 8th, the Criterion Collection will launch a new streaming service, called the Criterion Channel, featuring over 1,000 classic and contemporary art house films from around the world.
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Jennifer Dorian, general manager of Turner Classic Movies, which developed the site in partnership with the Criterion Collection, said internal research showed that the people most likely to pay for FilmStruck's offerings of independent and art-house movies were paying for cable TV and another streaming service.
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Two Chinese films were belatedly withdrawn from the Berlin Film Festival in February: "One Second," by the director Zhang Yimou, who created the 1991 art-house classic "Raise the Red Lantern," and "Better Days," a drama about a bullied student, a young criminal and a mysterious murder.
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Bravo's shorts employ the visual grammar of art-house cinema: over-the-shoulder shots representing a character's point of view, handheld tracking shots depicting urgent movement, lingering closeups to heighten intimacy or unease, carefully composed establishing shots with an actor in the center of the frame.
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Any "self-respecting" global city would see value in the buildings, not least because they offer inexpensive rents for the creative class, said Karen Tan, a former investment banker who runs the Projector, an art-house cinema in Golden Mile Tower, which houses offices, shops and restaurants.
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Based on the 2007 art house film of the same title, the show, which played Off Broadway at the Atlantic Theater, is a low-key charmer in which looking at someone in silence carries as much emotional weight as delivering one of David Yazbek's insidiously catchy songs.
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The city is in the midst of what could be called a boom in art-house spaces, with recent arrivals like the Alamo Drafthouse in Brooklyn and the Metrograph in Manhattan joining a scene that includes the Nitehawk Cinema, Film Forum and other more established sites.
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And especially the Bang Bang bar sequence in Fire Walk With Me. And in a similarly art-house-y register, the empty streets at the end conjure up memories of the manicured, sound-stage streets of New York City in Stanley Kubrick's last film, Eyes Wide Shut.
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Like an art-house deconstruction of "alien predator" science-fiction movies like "Alien" and "Predator," director Jonathan Glazer's adaptation of the Michel Faber novel "Under the Skin" stars Scarlett Johansson as a deadly hunter who uses her sex appeal to lure men into a bizarre extra-dimensional slaughterhouse.
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The Academy's new award for "achievement in popular film", also known as the "Popcorn Oscar", is a bid to accommodate that shift; meanwhile, the films that pick up the established awards tend to be quirkier, lower-budget art-house dramas—and they need festivals to boost their profile.
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The combination of new blood and a more diverse slate of contenders should lend heat from the media's perspective, with the tradeoff being the equivalent of art-house fare can have the same drag on Emmy ratings that an abundance of similar films historically do at the Oscars.
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The company remains best known for its beautifully restored and packaged DVDs and Blu-rays of classic art-house films, but it's also moved into streaming, first by offering selections from its film library on Hulu, and then by creating its own channel within the larger FilmStruck service.
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Once a matinee idol for the art house set, thanks to the cerebral, aloof demeanor and subtly anarchic wit he displayed in cult favorites like "American Psycho" and "Mulholland Drive," the celebrity-industrial complex transformed him from an actor that cool people knew into an actor everyone knew.
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The announcement that FilmStruck is shutting down at the end of November saddened a lot of people here at Times HQ. Happily, now we know that the Criterion Collection, known for indie and art-house films, will launch its own streaming service, called the Criterion Channel, next spring.
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The Park Slope location preserves the retro vibe of Nitehawk Williamsburg — the top floors feature a curated VHS vault and cocktail table arcades with games like Ms. Pac-Man — but the scale is greater, making room for blockbusters and family-friendly movies in addition to the art-house fare.
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Recent conversations surrounding those issues range from the decision to create an Oscar category honoring "popular film" -- after a string of art-house-type winners -- to actor/director Ethan Hawke generated headlines by appearing to deride the emphasis on superhero movies, at least compared to higher-minded fare.
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For many in this year-round community, the loss of Sag Harbor Cinema potentially signified the end not just of obscure art-house film on the East End of Long Island but of a burnished and prideful image Sag Harbor holds of itself as a haven for creative people.
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But other juxtapositions float throughout: the as-obnoxious-as-they-used-to-be young queer couple whom Maggie and Hopey encounter at the art house movie theater; their friend Daffy and her punked-out daughter standing side by side at the reunion for the local band Ape Sex.
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Cruddy old VHS, warped from re-viewing (and one screening of the film would tell you why someone would watch and re-watch the film at length); late-night art house cinemas, with poor sound but a decent seat; eventually YouTube, in ten separate nine-minute chapters, and now Netflix.
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Stahelski may have gotten his start designing martial-arts fights in movies like The Matrix, but the John Wick films pay homage to noir and European art-house cinema, adding a gravitas and existential dread to myriad scenes of guys punching, kicking, and shooting the hell out of each other.
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The Cohen Film Collection, which maintains a library of classic films, announced on Wednesday that it has completed a digital restoration of "Daughters of the Dust" and plans to release that version theatrically this fall as part of the reopening of the New York art house venue the Quad Cinema.
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Lainos told me that A.L.T. started out as mapper Michailo "Azamael" Kolybenko's solo project and the intent was to make something that felt very art-house and non-standard, with many zones explicitly built to knock the player out of their comfort zone and into an unfamiliar world they don't understand.
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In its repetition, "sorrow conquers everything" becomes at once an absurdly reductive dictum and quite possibly a hard-won truth; a snippet of folk wisdom; a subtitle in a grainy art-house offering of the 1950s or '60s; an angsty adolescent's diary entry; or the second line of a melancholy haiku.
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Two of the auditoriums are large by Nitehawk standards (200 and 160 seats), so some blockbusters — "just the good stuff," Mr. Viragh said — will be thrown into the programming mix, along with children's films and the theater's usual independent and art house fare, all in 35 millimeter and digital projection.
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Berkeley she remembers: the leaders of the free speech movement, the filmmakers and art-house cinema programmers, the printmakers and calligraphers and painters; the rock critics and musicians; the friends who grew lettuce and baked fruit tarts and served chicken liver paté on chipped Limoges plates in houses filled with art.
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A handful of art house offerings ultimately managed to get noticed, including Lulu Wang's China-set family drama "The Farewell" ($18 million), the elevated A24 horror film "Midsommar" ($27 million), the quirky Huck Finn-style tale "The Peanut Butter Falcon" ($21 million) and Bong Joon Ho's genre-defying "Parasite" ($21 million).
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While gay relationships have been depicted on screen in India before— Deepa Mehta's 1996 art house film, Fire, for example, was about two women stuck in loveless marriages falling for each other — Chopra Dhar's film is the first to tell this story on such a large scale, and for a broad audience.
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Though Will mellows out as he gets to know Louisa, the film doesn't take too many pains to show us what she sees in him besides the obvious qualities — lots of money, a steady paycheck, access to art house DVDs, and his desire to witness her wide-eyed intake of new life experiences.
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In 2014, Mia Hansen-Løve made what may turn out to be the definitive art-house dance-music movie: Eden, a loosely fact-based account of club kids coming of age in Paris in the 1990s, when electronica was ascendant and Daft Punk was literally playing at your house (and without masks).
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The twists and surprises in this exhibition never stop coming, including the 3D sculptural work that anchors the second gallery — one of the few large-scale constructions that was salvaged from the dilapidated art-house-complex that Hawkins purchased as his home base with his first sales in the New York gallery scene.
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The Indie group is set up for about 35 films a year, with budgets of up to $20 million; about 75 percent of its output will be genre movies aimed at specific audiences (like the romantic comedy "Kissing Booth," a summer hit), with the balance dedicated to art-house directors like Nicole Holofcener.
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He's also enamored with the wide variety of pop culture references touted in many Supreme products, which recently featured shirts paying homage to iconic art-house rockers The Velvet Underground, while past product lines included references to cultural icons ranging from Miles Davis to The Muppets to the artist Jean-Michel Basquiat.
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Amazon.com, which has made waves in recent years buying art-house movies at the Sundance Film Festival, is heading to the prestigious event this week with a long-term change in the works: It plans to shift resources from independent films to more commercial projects, people familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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But its viewership drop over the years -- to about 34.4 million viewers in 2016, the lowest number since 2008 -- can be traced to numerous factors, including the sheer glut of awards ceremonies, a more fragmented content marketplace and a schism between the art-house movies that get nominated and the blockbusters more people see.
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Today, Mr. Dolan — celebrated actor and director, Louis Vuitton model, voice-over artist (he provided the voice of Ron Weasley in the French Canadian versions of the "Harry Potter" movies), darling of the Cannes Film Festival, former child star and art-house cinema wunderkind — says the fuel for his art is his lost childhood.
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That he works in the grammar of European avant-garde cinema—often employing long takes in which nothing much happens, building toward climactic scenes in which all too much happens—rather than in the vernacular of Hollywood thrillers and action films raises another question: Is he merely preaching to a choir of festival juries and art-house audiences?
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That movie sits at roughly the chronological midpoint of Film Forum's series, which highlights acclaimed films from the 1990s ("The Oak," on Friday and Saturday, from Lucian Pintilie, who had run afoul of Communist authorities during Ceausescu's reign) and work from New Wavers like Cristi Puiu, whose "Stuff and Dough" (on Monday) preceded his art-house sensation "The Death of Mr. Lazarescu" (on Sunday).
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There was zero reason to worry: "Eighth Grade," directed by the 27-year-old comedian Bo Burnham, received sustained hoots of approval from the hipster attendees and universal raves from critics, likely setting up the film as another art house hit for A24, a little New York company that has — seemingly out of nowhere — established itself as Hollywood's leading tastemaker brand: Miramax for a new generation.
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With a $1.4 million Empire State Economic Development grant, the partnership was brought within easy reach of the $8 million needed to purchase the remains of a historic theater, a move that advances plans that just months ago seemed all but fanciful — that is, to transform what had been the only art-house cinema on the East End of Long Island into a multiuse center for film and the arts.
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You believed that these people would wear these clothes, both those who milled around after the show eating dumplings and sipping weed-leaf cocktails and those who had featured in it: among them, the singer Kelela, the artist Lucy Chadwick, young Coco Gordon Moore (Sonic Youth scion of Kim and Thurston) and Susan Cianciolo, whose art-house fashion shows for her Run line in the 1990s were in some way the progenitors of Eckhaus Latta's.
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In "'Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood,' Many Times Over," Brian Raftery writes about a movie theater in Los Angeles that is part of an "art house revival" that is now happening despite the popularity of streaming services: LOS ANGELES — On a crisp Saturday night last month, a hundred movie lovers got into their cars and drove to the New Beverly Cinema, an old theater on Beverly Boulevard, to relive a golden age of Hollywood.
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To the Editor: For most of us who never lived in New York City or other major cities with art house cinemas, our first exposure, often our only exposure, to the classics, from John Ford to Orson Welles to Douglas Sirk to Ingmar Bergman to Akira Kurosawa to Preston Sturges, was watching these movies on TV, usually on a local public television station on Saturday night, then from renting Netflix DVDs or catching them on Turner Classic Movies.
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And there are so many add-ons: Amazon lets you buy add-on subscriptions like Showtime, Starz, and more; YouTube Red offers a commercial-free tier with originals; cable channels like Showtime, HBO, Starz, Lifetime, Nickelodeon, and more have their own over-the-top apps; Spotify has added TV shows and videos; Vimeo and Vessel bring web video subscriptions; media network Fullscreen now has its own streaming service; there are streaming services just for art house and indie movies like Tribeca Shortlist and Turner's forthcoming FilmStruck; and so on.
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Like tweets: these images of US Attorney McSwain, as if framed in an art-house film, on the deck of the boat during the Philly bust Tuesday, the sun reflecting on the water behind him as he looked forlornly toward something out of the frame; relatively blurry moments captured of him, folder in hand, walking and talking with an officer; and a picture of a U.S. Customs and Border Protection vehicle parked right in front of a bunch of containers, as if stopped there in both a hurry and perfectly centered for the camera.
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Each summer, a number of queens have a residency in the Cape Cod community to give a variety of shows, like Jinx Monsoon and Peaches Christ's revamp of "Grey Gardens," which will return in 2017 at the performing arts theater Art House, and Trixie Mattel's stand-up routine "Ages 3 and Up." To work off all the rum punch and fried clams (seafood in P-town is killer good), get a dose of history by climbing up the 252-foot iconic Pilgrim Monument, followed by a visit to the Provincetown Museum.
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