Vinyl (1965): Andy Wahol’s Adaptation of Anthony Burgess’ Novel, “A Clockwork Orange”

The first adaptation of the Anthny Burgess’ 1962 novel, Vinyl was made by Andy Warhol six years before Stanley Kubrick’s more elaborate, lavish and controversial picture, A Clockwork Orange.

La Cocina (“The Kitchen”): Alonso Ruizpalacios’ New, Multicultural Version of Arnold Wesker’s 1957 Play “The Kitchen”

La Cocina, based on 1957 play “The Kitchen” by Arnold Wesker, had already been adapted to 1961 film, “The Kitchen”

My Undesirable Friends: Loktev’s Landmark Docu, Part 1: Last Air in Moscow

Even the most innocuous videos posted must be accompanied by  message declaring that it’s the product of media

End of Oak Street, The: David Robert Mitchell (“It Follows”) Sci-Fi Thriller, Starring Anne Hathaway

David Robert Mitchell (It Follows) wrote and directed “The End of Oak Street,” about suburban family whose neighborhood is suddenly blipped to prehistoric times.

Little Shop of Horros, The (1960): Roger Corman’s Goofy Comedy, Starring Young Jack Nicholson

Roger Corman’s low-budget, black-and-white comedy, The Little Shop of Horrors, which was shot in two days and a night.