Now streaming for free on PBS.com.

Tonight at 9 p.m. on PBS. Don’t miss it. 

Via Kottke, this here looks like funski:

And there’s this:

[Photo Credit: David Sprague/L.A. Times]

Here is a great movie. No Maps on My Taps. Make an effort to check it out when you can.

This could be good.

Here is a classic short by Helen Whitney about a day in the life of the Baltimore Sun circa 1976. Newsroom was loud back when…and smokey.

[Featured Image Via: The New York Times]

Over at Grantland, check out Nelson George’s short on Clyde Frazier.

David Denby reviews The Central Park Five in this week’s issue of The New Yorker.

I saw the movie a few weeks ago and thought it was expertly made. Troubling and enraging. You should make a point to go see it.

From Jamie Scott.

[Photo Via: Japan Society]

Check out this short by Jared Levy.

NYC Dark from Already Alive on Vimeo.

The latest from Ken Burns. The Dust Bowl. 

Tonight gives more fabulous self-promotional Rolling Stones bullshit. Crossfire Hurricane, 9 pm on HBO. I’m so there.

This looks like fun.

Check out this wonderful short, New York: Night and Day, by Phillip Stockton.

New York: Night and Day from Philip Stockton on Vimeo.

Here’s another wonderful short in the Made By Hand series.

Made by Hand / No 4 The Cigar Shop from Made by Hand on Vimeo.

Here’s Jeff Feuerzieg’s short on Jeff Dowd the inspiration for Jeff Lebowski.

THE DUDE (Director’s Cut) from Jeff Feuerzeig on Vimeo.

From Errol Morris comes a short film about the life and death of sports fans.

[Photo Via N.Y. Daily News]

If you get a chance to catch About Face, an HBO documentary about Super Models, check it out. It’s especially good.

This is a lousy-looking clip but the movie, Visions of Light: The Art of Cinematography, is something you must see.

This looks promising.