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The article offers information on several film series in New York in 2016 including the Western Triple Feature films chosen by Sony Pictures Classics co-founder Michael Barker, "Desert Hearts" film starring actress Helen Shaver and the JCC Manhattan's 10th Annual Other Israel Film Festival.

The article previews theatrical production "Ida Lupino 100" to be performed at Film Forum Theatre in New York.

The article offers information on New York City-based Museum of Moving Image's annual series of new cinema from January 5 to 15, 2018 which includes the three-dimensional film "Prototype" directed by Blake Williams.

The article reports on the upcoming film exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) which focuses on stories of black people and racism.

The article reviews the 2017 BAMcinemaFest film festival at BAM Rose Cinemas, BAM Harvey Theater and Brooklyn Bridge Park in New York city, New York featuring films "Gemini", "En el Séptimo Día" by Jim McKay and "Walking Out".

The article discusses the New York African Film Festival held at the Film Society of Lincoln Center in New York City in May 2017, which featured actor Thomas Mogotlane, actress Anisia Uzeyman, and the film "Mapantsula."

The article discusses the JCC Manhattan's 10th Annual Other Israeli Film Festival held in Manhattan, New York City in December 2016, which featured the film "Junction 48" starring real-life musician Tamer Nafar and girlfriend Samar Qupty.

The article reports that the Museum of Modern Arts will open Premiere Brazil!, an annual series that displays classic movies by the Brazilian film-makers, by screening Breno Silveira's film "Two Sons of Francisco." The film is a story of two sertaneja singers and their predestined, plodding rise to fame. The other movies to be displayed are "Black Orpheus," " Delicate Crime," by Beto Brant and "What Is It Worth," by Sergio Bianchi. Bianchi presented a devastating picture of pronounced wealth stratification and poverty in Brazil.