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New Orleans Film Festival premieres Nov. 5, offers hybrid format

Michal Rahabi, Contributing Reporter November 3, 2021

As November rolls in, New Orleans plans for its highly anticipated 32nd film festival, premiering Nov. 5. For those who are unfamiliar with this event, the New Orleans Film Society produces an annual...

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Arcade’s guide to March events

Meredith Abdelnour, Arcade Editor March 3, 2021

Spring has arrived in New Orleans, bringing warm weather and sunny skies! Arcade has compiled a mix of outdoor activities and exciting virtual events happening in March.    Hierarchy of...

Arcade’s guide to winter events

Arcade’s guide to winter events

Meredith Abdelnour, Arcade Editor November 12, 2020

Whether you’re staying in New Orleans for the break or heading home soon, these are some fun events to make the most of the next few weeks. All events are either virtual or will have social-distancing...

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Shia LaBeouf unlike you’ve ever seen him shines in autobiographical ‘Honey Boy’

Josh Axelrod, Senior Staff Writer October 23, 2019

Shia LaBeouf, the writer of the autobiographical film “Honey Boy,” compared making the movie to an exorcism. “I had a flashlight and was rummaging through the attics of my soul trying to figure...

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Review: Nazi satire “Jojo Rabbit” aims to inspire love

Haley Soares, Arcade Editor October 19, 2019

Nazi satire film “Jojo Rabbit”, the masterwork of Taika Waititi, made an appearance at the 30th New Orleans Film Festival this past Thursday, Oct. 17.  Waititi, hailing from New Zealand, is a multifaceted...

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Looking forward to the New Orleans Film Festival’s 30th year

Nurah Lambert, Staff Reporter October 10, 2019

Every October, films of all genres, directors of many walks of life and devout movie lovers descend on New Orleans to assemble the New Orleans Film Festival. This October is no different. With more than...

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Coen Brothers’ ‘The Ballad of Buster Scruggs’ premieres at New Orleans Film Festival

Patrick Miller, Associate Arcade Editor October 25, 2018

Ethan and Joel Coen’s latest cinematic experiment takes the form of “The Ballad of Buster Scruggs.” As a compilation of six shorter stories, “The Ballad” was originally a slated to be released...

New Orleans Film Festival sweeps over city for 29th year

Cori Shalit, Arcade Associate Editor October 18, 2018

From Oct. 17-25, the New Orleans Film Society will present the 29th annual New Orleans Film Festival (NOFF) at the Contemporary Art Center of New Orleans. The event offers guests the opportunity not only...

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New Orleans Film Festival screens early Oscar hopefuls

Josh Axelrod, Arcade Editor October 23, 2017

With Oscar season on the horizon, the New Orleans Film Festival brought the joy of cinema to the Crescent City. Screening many Oscar favorites, the festival saw some of the best in film of 2017.  

The Florida Project

Josh Axelrod, Arcade Editor October 23, 2017

Every so often a film comes along that captures the unflinching humanity of its characters. Following in the tradition of "Boyhood," and "Blue is the Warmest Color," Sean Baker's "The Florida Project,"...

New Orleans filmmakers bypass film industry with People

New Orleans filmmakers bypass film industry with ‘People’

Josh Axelrod, Associate Editor May 1, 2017

Following a bold find-a-way-or-make-one-mentality, filmmakers Shane McGoey and Eric Sella are part of a revolution to take back the film industry. Their movie "People," written in just nine days, debuted...

Tom Hardy plays the Kray brothers in Legend. The film was shown Oct. 18 at the New Orleans Film Festival

‘Legend’ falls short of legendary

Michael Ossorguine, Staff Reporter October 22, 2015

Even through the cigar smoke, it is easy to see that Tom Hardy shines in "Legend" when he doubles up to play identical twins, 1960s London crime bosses and sociopaths, Ronald and Reginald Kray.This piece...

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