This month brings a festival of international first and second films, rare one- and two-reelers from before the end of World War I, and new films from Kelly Reichardt and Corneliu Porumboiu.

The Spring Revel has long been one of The Paris Review’s most enduring and jubilant traditions, first taking flight in the 1960s and an annual gala since 2003. The much-anticipated New York City party celebrates writers and writing, and has been referred to as publishing’s “literary prom.”

Tom Stoppard's new play, Leopoldstadt, is a story of a populous Austro-Hungarian Jewish family from the beginning of the twentieth century to the aftermath of the Holocaust.