Cinema: Brooklyn’s own Steiner Studios provided the star-studded stage for the Gotham Awards on Tuesday night. The Independent Feature Project’s 17th annual gala bestowed the prizes for excellence in filmmaking. Comment.

Cinema: Park Slope’s Southpaw is the site for an intimate evening of film and literature with the Baumbach family. Comments (1).

Cinema: In honor of the Brooklyn Academy of Music’s “Takeover” party on Nov. 3, which will feature live bands, beer and, most important, a Lohan retrospective — BAM will be screening “The Parent Trap,” “Freaky Friday,” “Mean Girls” and “I Know Who Killed Me” all in one night — GO Brooklyn has compiled a timeline of Lohan’s greatest achievements.  Comments (3).

Cinema: On a recent rainy Friday afternoon, Windsor Terrace residents pressed their noses up to the glass entrance of Dr. Javier Zumaya’s dermatology office on Prospect Park West. No, there wasn’t a special on fruit acid peels. There was a movie being shot in Zumaya’s waiting room. Comment.

Cinema: Slopers go slasher with ‘Murder Party’ flick. Just in time for Halloween parties, this Williamsburg-based gore fest is released on DVD. Comment.

Cinema: Have online movie rentals killed the video store in Brooklyn? Comment.

Cinema: A history of defunct devices. Comment.

Cinema: Turturro sings to GO Brooklyn about his new movie musical. Comment.

Cinema: The best of NewFest comes to BAM. Comment.

Cinema: Paul Auster takes another turn behind the camera. Comment.

Cinema: Giamatti picks films to screen at BAM, says, “I thought they were kidding!” Comment.

Cinema: The Korean Film Festival lands at BAM. Comment.

Cinema: Carroll Gardens native Hathaway has on-screen fun with Jane. Comment.

Checkin’ in with: The Park Slope director talks to GO Brooklyn about her new film, “Coma.” Comment.

Cinema: HBO’s new Dodger documentary hammers it home.  Comment.

Cinema: What does Adrian Grenier have to say about fatherhood? Comment.

Cinema: GO Brooklyn heads to France to check in on DUMBO producers. Comment.

Cinema: Sundance comes back to Brooklyn, will its leader tag along? Comment.

Cinema: The Brooklyn International Film Festival enters its 10th year. Comment.

Cinema: New boro-based movies isn’t even playing here! Who are these guys? Comment.

Cinema: This year’s Tribeca Film Festival is heavy with Brooklyn talent. Comment.

Cinema: Silent film series at the Brooklyn Public Library has everyone talking. Comment.

Cinema: Bed-Stuy’s Chris Rock chats with GO about his new movie. Comment.

Cinema: Jhumpa Lahiri jumps from the page to the silver screen. Comment.

Cinema: BAMKid’s ninth annual film festival arrives. Comment.

Cinema: Brooklyn directors explore the reality of reality TV. Comment.

Cinema: “Pimps, Pigs and Prostitutes” all come to BAM. Comment.

Cinema: Gotham Girls Roller Derby, taking over a cinema near you! Comment.

Cinema: Over a decade after their release, two great teen movies can finally be seen. Comment.

Cinema: Bay Ridge filmmaker Tony De Nonno’s latest presentation was 400 years in the making. Comment.