The Bowery was a run-down no-go area 50 years ago, but is now largely gentrified, with $500-a-night hotels and expensive restaurants nestling around the New Museum. In their first ever interview, ...

Inspired by The Bicycle Thief, New York filmmaker Lionel Rogosin set out to make a neo-realist drama on the city’s skid row, and his 1957 film is a priceless time capsule, though its images of ...

Rogosin’s landmark 1956 feature, a free-form exploration of life among the drunks and the poor of the Bowery, was noted for its canny blending of documentary and drama back in the day; today, it’s ...

There are no showtimes for The Bowery Boys Meet the Monsters. You can stream it or buy it on digital platforms below. From Dead Ends to the East Side and finally landing in Louie's Sweet Shop in the ...

Ken Anderson, a 2012 graduate of the MA Media Studies program and co-founder of the Bowery Film Festival, was drawn to The New School for the opportunity to create films that are experimental and edgy ...

On The Bowery was the first of Lionel Rogosin's award-winning films, garnering the Grand Prize for Documentary at the 1956 Venice Film Festival, the British Award for Best Documentary and nomination ...