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'She Said' To Premiere at NYFF Ahead of Theatrical Release
The film adapts Megan Twohey and Jodi Kantor's book on their investigation into Harvey Weinstein's crimes.
‘On the Rocks’ Review: A Tepid Father-Daughter Story Fails to Make an Impact | NYFF 2020
Sofia Coppola’s latest falls apart due to the shortcomings of its central relationship.
Chloé Zhao’s ‘Nomadland’ Planning to Run the Festival Circuit before a 2020 Theatrical Release
The new drama from the director of ‘The Rider’ and ‘Eternals’ stars Frances McDormand.
Watch: Martin Scorsese Sings the Praises of 'Hereditary', Joanna Hogg in 40-Minute Q&A
Boy, Marty really loves 'Hereditary'.
‘The Irishman’ Video Review: A Bold and Shattering Saga of Old Age | NYFF 2019
Netflix officially has another Oscar heavyweight on its hands.
Martin Scorsese’s ‘The Irishman’ to Open the 2019 New York Film Festival
Check out the first images from Scorsese’s latest mob movie.
NYFF Lineup Includes ‘Ballad of Buster Scruggs’, ‘If Beale Street Could Talk’
Alfonso Cuaron's 'ROMA' is the centerpiece film.
'Wonder Wheel' Review: Kate Winslet Elevates Woody Allen's Coney Island Melodrama| NYFF 2017
Woody returns to Coney Island for another 1950s melodrama about a working life in the carnival.
'The Lost City of Z' Review: James Gray Goes to the Amazon, Makes a Masterpiece
Charlie Hunnam, Robert Pattison, and Tom Holland travel to the early 20th century and the discovery of civilization's origins in the Amazon in this meditative study of class, ambition, and death.
'Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk' Review: Not (Yet) The Future of Cinema
If Ang Lee is attempting to learn a new medium, this feels very much like a first draft.
'Gimme Danger' Review: Jim Jarmusch Honors Iggy Pop & The Stooges
The filmmaker has crafted an appealingly ramshackle portrait of one of the best American rock bands ever but unlike his narrative features, Jarmusch's latest documentary lacks for personal reflection and intimate moments of wonder.
'Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk': Ang Lee on Continuing to Learn a New Medium
"It's very attractive but it’s also scary, there’s no other movie like this to protect [us]."
'Certain Women' Review: Kristen Stewart Shines in Kelly Reichardt's Most Moving Film Yet
Kelly Reichardt delivers yet again with a breathtaking triptych featuring astonishing performances from Kristen Stewart, Michelle Williams and Laura Dern.
'Graduation' Review: Cristian Mungiu's Suburban Pseduo-Horror Is Stunning | NYFF 2016
The director of '4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days' delivers a harrowing look at Romanian society.
Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks Talk 'Bridge of Spies', James Donovan, and More
"As soon as you start executing anybody you think has gone against your country, well, you’re not that far removed from the KGB and the Stasi. That’s not what America was about. This is what Donovan took with him from the get go."
'Arabian Nights' Volumes 1, 2, 3 Review: A Storytelling Marvel| NYFF 2015
Miguel Gomes' a six-hour tale is magical, entertaining, and sleep-inducing. As a loose adaptation of Scheherazade's stories, that's perfect.
‘Bridge of Spies’ Review: An Entertaining But Unremarkable Epic | NYFF 2015
Steven Spielberg's latest is a powerful thrill, but it lacks the depth necessary to make it exceptional.
‘The Walk’ Review: An Immersive Retelling of Petit’s Impossible Dream| NYFF 2015
'The Walk' isn't just a successful IMAX 3D thrill. It's also a fun, inspiring and heartfelt story.
New York Film Festival Lineup Includes BRIDGE OF SPIES Premiere, CAROL, and BROOKLYN
Steven Spielberg and Robert Zemeckis will be NYFF buddies.
STEVE JOBS Set as Centerpiece Selection at New York Film Festival
Oscar contenders, rev your engines!