Bruno - the flamboyant gay Austrian - is the latest invention of British comedian Sacha Baron Cohen. Cohen, of course, is the creator of Borat, and now he’s back with an even more ridiculous character. The movie Bruno comes out today, and film critic Nathan Lee has checked it out, ...

June marks the 40th Anniversary of Stonewall. We're commemorating the occasion by talking about representations of LGBT life and politics on film as part of our Projections series. Film critic Nathan Lee, professor of Cinema Studies at CUNY David Gerstner, and by filmmaker Cheryl Dunye join us to ...

Two Belgian brothers who’ve changed the world of cinema, Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardennes, have emerged in the last decade to be two of the most influential international filmmakers working today. A festival devoted to their work opens this week. Film critic Nathan Lee talks to Weekend Edition Host Brian Zumhagen ...

It's not cheap -- almost $180 -- but the set is an exhaustive assortment of material, including films like the classics Eraserhead and Blue Velvet, along with shorts, web videos, deleted scenes and even a so-called "mystery disc."

WNYC film critic Nathan Lee talked to the filmmaker about the intersection of ...

Manhattanites were tripping over the filming for months, and it's been previewed in a massive media blitz: the film version of the popular TV show Sex and the City was released nationwide today. So pour yourself a cosmo and sit back and enjoy or... not. Film critic Nathan Lee reviews ...