We spotted workers yesterday prepping the Village East by Angelika into a screening hub for the Tribeca Festival, taking place tomorrow through June 14.
As such, the theater at Second Avenue and 12th Street is now screening only Tribeca-related films until June 16...
You can hit this link for more theater info, screening times and related activities for Tribeca films.
The Village East by Angelika on Second Avenue at 12th Street is celebrating the life and legacy of Catherine O'Hara with screenings of two of her fan faves: "Beetlejuice" on Feb. 21 and 23, and "Best in Show" on Feb. 22 and 25.
The end of "Wuthering Heights" holiday weekend at the Village East by Angelika on Second Avenue and 12th Street, where the film is playing in the classic Jaffe Art Theater that dates to 1925 (with an opening in 1926).
Our favorite movie marquee — at the Village East by Angelika on Second Avenue and 12th Street
Starting today (Jan. 23), there’s now a slate of mostly Oscar nominees on view. And seats for four of them — "Blue Moon," "One Battle After Another," "Sinners" and "Bugonia" — are $5 during all screenings. (The screening times vary for these throughout the coming week.)
Meanwhile, everyone has their list of Oscar snubs and surprises. We were rooting for one of our fave 2025 films — "Sorry, Baby." No Best Original Screenplay?
We spotted Kash updating the film titles at Village East by Angelika yesterday on Second Avenue at 12th Street ... the theater's south-facing signage features their special and classic screenings...
"This film is the most personal piece of art that I have ever made," Brennan, an actor, comedian and filmmaker, told us. "It deals with the conversation a couple has to have when the wife is diagnosed with breast cancer."
The narrative hits very close to home and is based on the difficult conversations he and his wife had after learning she had cancer.
As he wrote in his director's statement:
"We are people who find the funny in most things, and this was no exception. The real-life conversations were adapted into the screenplay and with her approval, I decided to make the film in hopes that others who have to have 'The Chat' will find it comforting in knowing they are not alone."
His feature, in which Brennan stars opposite Emmy Harrington, is part of the Grand Streets Program that screens Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Village East by Angelika on Second Avenue and 12th Street. You can find ticket info here.
Crowds keep showing up to the Village East by Angelika on Second Avenue and 12th Street for screenings of "Veselka: The Rainbow on the Corner at the Center of the World" ... so the documentary on the longtime East Village diner keeps getting extended.
The film is now in its fifth week here, with daily screenings scheduled through Thursday.
The screening tonight (6:30) and tomorrow (3 p.m.) includes a Q&A afterward (tickets here) ... and there are other incentives (as seen below)...
A favorite moment on Thursday evenings outside Village East by Angelika on Second Avenue and 12th Street — the changing of the letters on the marquee...
Somehow, it's Oct. 3 already... and we're late to note the return of Hitchcocktober to Village East by Angelika on Second Avenue at 12th Street.
And here's this year's slate of Alfred Hitchcock films ... starting tomorrow (Wednesday!) night:
Oct. 4 — "Rear Window"
Oct. 11 — "To Catch a Thief"
Oct. 18 — "Vertigo"
Oct. 25 — "Shadow of a Doubt"
Oct. 31 — "Psycho"
Find ticket info here. And be warned: Advance tickets sell quickly, especially the screenings in the large auditorium — the Jaffe Art Theatre. (The Halloween night screenings of "Psycho" are nearly sold out.)
Even though a decent movie hasn't been made since 1915's "The Birth of a Nation," people keep trying and then hosting film festivals.
Screenings for the Tribeca Festival got underway on Wednesday at the Village East by Angelika on Second Avenue and 12th Street.
BTW — the screenings are at various theaters around the city, not just here. Find a list of what's playing at this link.
As mentioned, the "Kim's Video" documentary on the former EV staple of the same name is showing here next Tuesday and Wednesday. Find ticket info here.
The Village East by Angelika on Second Avenue and 12th Street is screening "Grease" on Monday night in a tribute to Olivia Newton-John, who died this past week at age 73.
The classic 1978 musical plays at 7 p.m. in the theater's large auditorium (aka Jaffe Art Theatre).