A silent 1930s film observing the daily life and survival of grasshoppers. Close-ups highlight anatomy, life cycle, and encounters with predators, blending documentary realism with surreal imagery.

Prohibition aimed to curb male violence. Instead, it gave rise to female bootleggers, policy advocates, and a cultural shift ...

The Arensberg Estate was famous in the 1920s and beyond for its collection of works featuring the likes of Picasso and Dali ...

Returning to UChicago after the Academy Museum in Los Angeles, Jacqueline Stewart celebrates a singular South Side home movie ...

The South Side Home Movie Project celebrates two decades with the multimedia exhibition “The Act of Recording Is an Act of ...

Oregon is a great place for film tourism, traveling to locations where such projects as "Twilight," "Stand By Me," "Grimm" and more filmed.

The birthplace of Superman hosts five major events including film screenings, comic creator appearances and family festivals ...

When Greta Garbo lost her battle with breast cancer at the age of 84, her last words were: “it’s been a wasted life, a wasted ...

To celebrate the 90th anniversary of the National Film Library, now called the BFI National Archive, we explore the first decade of the archive’s existence and the impact that World War II had on its ...

A newly signed federal law is set to remove a longstanding tax on certain firearms, and it’s prompting both anticipation from gun retailers and a constitutional challenge from national gun ...

We hear about a silent horror film that has been recently discovered, restored and being shown to audiences for the first time in nearly 90 years.