212 stories by "Cuny Tv"
This month on Arts in the City…we take a look at some of our favorite stories from this past season… we check out some artistic and intricate fashion pleating; listen to some up and comi…
Grief opens a strange new door in this animated journey through loss, memory, and what lingers on. Morgan and the Medium is a stop-motion exploration of what we leave behind"and what might r…
During the break in a downtown play, a free-spirited woman pulls a disaffected smoker into a spontaneous"and surprisingly intimate"conversation about tobacco, mortality, and meaning. Intermi…
Boy meets girl. Girl meets cake demon. Chaos and frosting follow. Bloodercream is a deliciously unhinged horror-comedy where love gets sticky and icing gets fatal. This isn't your average me…
After violence tears through a city, its people begin to rebuild through story, song, and fractured memory. This Thing of Ours is a poetic elegy for lives interrupted and the fragile myths w…
When her internet cuts out, Jeanine finds a strange WiFi signal"and something sinister hiding inside. ROUTER is a paranoid, high-stakes horror about connection, surveillance, and the ghosts …
A dreamlike essay film where the spirit of Shirley Jackson hovers just out of frame. One World is Writing unravels fiction, autobiography, and fear into a single, hypnotic thread. When the w…
A father waits for his son as the night stretches on, and a buried truth begins to surface. In this ghostly on memory and longing, Your Blue Heart stars Don Castro and Roy Flores. Where memo…
Marc Weitz, founder of the NYC Indie Theatre Film Festival, and Jocelyn Kuritsky, founder of Staging Film, lead an insightful conversation with filmmakers Elise Valderrama, Ryan Spahn, David…
Marc Weitz, founder of the NYC Indie Theatre Film Festival, and Jocelyn Kuritsky, founder of Staging Film, lead an insightful conversation with filmmakers Elise Valderrama, Ryan Spahn, David…
Nice People.
Old friends reunite, strangers return, and kindness becomes a curse. In five interwoven tales, a small town in Maine confronts betrayal, longing, and the surreal edges of every…
Broadway icon Donna McKechnie opens up about the 50th anniversary of "A Chorus Line""and the secrets behind her Tony-winning collaboration with Michael Bennett.
In this episode of "Theater…
From Broadway to Baking: Arnold Wilkerson's Sweet SuccessOnce an actor, now a master pie-maker, Wilkerson traded the spotlight for the kitchen to launch The Little Pie Company. Hear how he m…
On this CUNY TV special presentation of LATiNAS, Host Tinabeth Piña dives into the crucial topic of immigration - from the mental health challenges faced by immigrants to groundbreaking a…
This month on Arts in the City…we head to Rockaway Beach; explore our city's history of dance; check out Rooftop Films; meet a designer revitalizing the Garment District; and chat with leg…
This month on Arts in the City…we head to Rockaway Beach; explore our city's history of dance; check out Rooftop Films; meet a designer revitalizing the Garment District; and chat with leg…
On this segment of CUNY Laureates, we get a history lesson on the Pulitzer Prize and its namesake, Joseph Pulitzer, who helped set new standards for how journalism is recognized.
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From addiction to marathon recovery… and how to write a personal essay"this year's TEDx CUNY showcases powerful ideas from the student-run stage. At York College, one philosophy professor …
Jeffrey Seller helped bring "Rent" to Broadway and launched "Hamilton" into history, redefining what a musical can be. Now, he's telling his own story in his candid new memoir, "Theater Kid.…
"Don't Cry For Me All You Drag Queens," a documentary, celebrates the legendary Mother Cavallucci, a New Hope drag queen who hosted weddings that served as fundraisers in the 70s and 80s. Us…
Reese is an artist and transgender woman in a post-drag ban Oklahoma, forced to decide between what she owes herself and what is allowed. Despite the oppressive political climate, she goes o…
On this segment of CUNY Laureates, we learn about Ocean Vuong, Annie Baker, and Irving Feldman: three very different writers whose experimentation with language and convention push the art f…
Comedian Kerry Coddett shares how she went from struggling in school and growing up in Brooklyn to turning her life around"becoming her high school's valedictorian and rising to success as a…
This month on Arts in the City… we stop by the newly renovated Frick; visit a museum dedicated to vintage toys; take in the outdoor art on the High Line; check out an exhibit inspired by t…
Five strangers, a world away from one another, find solace in dark times as they collaborate on the creation of an uplifting lullaby.
(10 mins) Experimental. Directors: Kary Sarrey, Jason…
