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Kevin Filipski

  • Arts, Culture Reviewer and Editor, Freelance
  • Program Editor, The Juilliard School
New York, United States
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Digital Week – June 10

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By Kevin Filipski
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🎖️ Help us support our heroes. 🎖️ Donate to the Call of Duty Endowment & help unemployed veterans get back to work. 149,000+ veteran job placements to date. This week’s roundup includes reviews of new in-theater and streaming films, including “Honeyjoon,” about a mother and daughter’s grief; “Promised Sky,” about female refugees in Tunisia; and “Changing Lanes,” a New York traffic documentary.
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Digital Week – June 3

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By Kevin Filipski
| Static Multimedia
This week’s roundup includes reviews of a film series of French director Louis Malle’s American work (“Louis Malle: Portraits of America”) and new films with fascinating female protagonists: “Caroline Carolina,” “The Currents” and “Forastera.” Film Series of the Week Louis Malle: Portraits of America (Metrograph, NYC) French director Louis Malle (1932-95) was best known for intelligent and provocative films like his incest comedy “Murmur of the Heart” and two Nazi Occupation dramas, “Lacombe,...
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Lincoln Center's 2026 Summer for the City Will Spotlight Dance

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By Kevin Filipski
| Playbill Verified
Classic Arts Features From June 10–August 8, there will be free or pay-what-you-can dance performances. May 29, 2026 By Kevin Filipski EIGWIN + COMPANY’s Rhapsody, a community dance work (shown above at Domino Park in Brooklyn), is part of opening night for Lincoln Center's Summer for the City.
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