Tribeca Film Festival’s Love After Love Premiere
By Dean Moses Love After Love is Russell Harbaugh’s directorial debut, and a film that explores human emotions unlike any I have seen before it. We have all been sad,…
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From the Bookshelf/ Amazing Literature for the Cost of Paper: Volume 4
By Amanda Moses Editor William M. Brandon III collected 19 incredible short stories for 1888’s The Cost of Paper: Volume Four. Brandon describes this anthology as an artistic venture among…
Tribeca Talks Director Series—Noah Baumbach with Dustin Hoffman
By Dean Moses The Tribeca Film Festival (TFF) provides attendees more than just a sneak peak at movies before their theatrical release; it’s also about celebrating the people who have made…
Tribeca Film Festival’s International Premiere of The Divine Order
BY DEAN MOSES April marks the 16th anniversary of The Tribeca Film Festival. This beloved celebration sees celebrities, world premieres, and innovations in the film world descend upon New York…
Teen Central Sets the Stage
BY AMANDA MOSES It all starts with a beat—a pounding rhythm and melody that gets you moving. Whether you are dancing or singing, music is an art form that brings…
Spring Creek Sun’s Alex Smith, Jr. Wins Bessie Award
By Amanda Msoes The Spring Creek Sun would like to offer congratulations to our esteemed graphics designer, Alex Smith Jr. for receiving a prestigious Bessie Award (which is the highest…
From the Bookshelf /“There You Feel Free” By Nate Ragolia
By Amanda Moses Have you ever truly savored a book? Not a book that you enjoyed for a few days and then placed back onto the bookshelf to gather dust….
A Look At NYFF Premiere of The Rehearsal Film and Press Conference
By Dean Moses The 54th New York Film Festival is overflowing with drama, romance and intrigue, all portrayed in innovative styles through the medium of motion picture by renowned directors….
From the Bookshelf / Entering the Strange World ofMiss Peregrine’s For Peculiar Children
By Amanda Moses “A picture is worth a thousand words,” but what if said picture was somehow intertwined within a story? Many would think that such tales would be for…
Convergence: A Free Immersive Experience
By Dean Moses The 54th annual New York Film Festival has arrived. The Spring Creek Sun will be bringing exclusive comments and photographs from the New York film world’s biggest…
September Sunspots
Brooklyn Lobster Fest Date: Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, September 23- Sunday, September 24, 2016 Time: Doors open at 6pm and show starts at 7pm, live reggae bands start at 7pm…
Here Alone Review
BY DEAN MOSES Many movies have tackled the post-apocalyptic zombie genre. We have watched on in horror and dread as men and women have attempted to survive bloodthirsty beings in…
Suicide Squad, Not So Rotten
BY DEAN MOSES Suicide Squad is finally here, arriving to a parade of fan excitement and a hail of bad reviews. Critics are panning the latest addition to the DC…
Finding Dory Review
BY: MALICK MERCIER The waves of happiness left after Disney’s, Finding Nemo were reignited on June 17th when Finding Dory made its debut in theaters. I went to the Linden…
