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: Look out, Cannes! It was only last week that the Gotham Awards brought film superstars like Uma Thurman and Kyra Sedgwick to Brooklyn, yet the borough is already gearing up for another exciting cinematic celebration: the Brooklyn Heights Jewish Film Festival. Comment.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Cinema: A history of defunct devices. 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: What does Adrian Grenier have to say about fatherhood? Comment.

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

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

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

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

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