The Kenneth Lattman Foundation Lecture Series returns with Celine Sciamma's tender and unique coming-of-age story TOMBOY.  At a time when bullying is an epidemic, TOMBOY is a brave and propitious exploration of gender identity and adolescence.  Following her first feature WATER LILIES, a film about girls coming-of-age, Sciamma complicates matters…

For the first time ever, The Royal Opera presents the story of Cinderella as told in Massenet’s opera CENDRILLON. The production, new to the Royal Opera House, is by Laurent Pelly, whose previous work here has included the spectacularly successful La Fille du régiment, a heart-warming L’elisir d’amore and last Season’s…

Part action film, part art film, DRIVE is brutal and beautiful.  Winner of Best Director at the Cannes Film Festival, for Nicolas Winding Refn of the PUSHER trilogy, DRIVE is the perfect blend of Hollywood and European cinema.  The Cosford is pleased to bring this electric film back to the…

JOFFREY: MAVERICKS OF AMERICAN DANCE tells the story of this groundbreaking cultural treasure, known as the first truly American dance company.  Narrated by Mandy Patinkin, the film documents how The Joffrey Ballet revolutionized American ballet by daringly combining modern dance with traditional ballet technique, combining art with social statement and…

A single act of both compassion and arrogance leads to a war unlike any other -- and to the RISE OF THE PLANET OF THE APES. The Oscar-winning visual effects team that brought to life the worlds of AVATAR and LORD OF THE RINGS is breaking new ground, creating a…

With the support of the Kenneth Lattman Foundation, the Bill Cosford Cinema and Latin American Film Series are pleased to invite filmmakers Pamela Yates and Paco de Onis to discuss their latest film, GRANITO: HOW TO NAIL A DICTATOR.  On Thursday, February 2 at 7PM, as part of the Kenneth…

Denis Podalydès delivers a witty yet commanding portrayal of Nicolas Sarkozy and his rise to the French presidency through the lens of his unraveling marriage to then-wife Cecilia (Florence Pernel). Never one to disguise his ambition, the film’s Sarkozy curries favor with predecessor Jacques Chirac (Bernard Le Coq) and spars…