Street Marketing

06/03/2017

The medium evolved the years, critics evolved with it.

Reflecting the diversity of its subject, TV criticism has exploded into dozens of different subgenres, from sociopolitical “hot takes” to deep-dish formal analysis to recaps of individual episodes and even video essays that use bits and pieces of the shows themselves in order to analyze, praise or decry them. today A panel of distinguished columnists with experience that spans three decades will take us through the changes and talk about where both TV and TV criticism might be headed.

11/12/2016

Currently playing to the sold out screenings at DOC NYC, this film's popularity indicates how massive people's back problems are in the US. And something tells me there'll be more.

WORLD PREMIERE Dr. John Sarno takes a radical approach to back pain, instructing patients to focus on repressed emotions as the source. His book Healing Back Pain has been dismissed by peers, but acclaimed by countless readers. Among them are filmmaker Michael Galinsky (Battle for Brooklyn) who take...

10/14/2016

Can't wait... Roads To Olympia

06/19/2016

The story of Bindle & Keep, the Brooklyn company making bespoke suits for trans clients, wasn't always a perfect fit for the big screen.

06/10/2016

This year's HRW Film Festival feat: gay, transgender, veterans, PTSD, su***de, Syrian refugees and other themed docs

05/16/2016

Congrats to Kino Lorber for making it to GLAAD Media Awards List with 52 Tuesdays Proud to have been a part of the NYC theatrical release promotion http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/lists/glaad-media-award-2016-winners-893962 via

Robert De Niro, Jennifer Lawrence and Mariah Carey were among those who attended the ceremony held in New York on Saturday evening.

05/09/2016

Provocative Israeli drama with Aharon Traitel “Tikkun” about to hit big screens of New York in June ,

Kino Lorber has snatched up all U.S. rights to Avishai Sivan’s “Tikkun,” the daring black-and-white Israeli drama that just played Telluride and won prizes at this year’s Jerusalem and …

03/10/2016

Saw Boi Neon - Neon Bull at TIFF Awesome film!!!

Following the release of 'Neon Bull,' we are pleased to present Gabriel Mascaro: Ebbs and Flows, April 15-21.

03/08/2016

Brought to NYC by Kino Lorber. Soon at Film Society of Lincoln Center

01/31/2016

Soon in NYC by Kino Lorber

This week’s Cinema Box contains Jia Zhangke’s latest movie. “Mountains may depart”, which manages to be an intimate yet powerful portrayal of contemporary China. The film centres on the life of Tao, an easygoing young woman full of joy who has two suitors; one rich and ambitious, the other a coal-mi…

01/26/2016

The cinema’s consummate chronicler of a China evolving so rapidly that its own citizens can scarcely keep apace, Jia Zhangke strikes a melancholic chord in “Mountains May Depart.”

01/22/2016

Congratulation to Cinema Slate on a recent nomination at Cinema Tropical Awards!

Cinema Slate, a new, New York-based distribution label founded by Rodrigo Brandão that focuses on Latin American film, has partnered with subscription-based streaming service Fandor to bring four B...