Current/Most Recent Archives NYFF 2006 Programs Films Special Events Directors Dialogues Avant Garde 50 Years Janus Films Ticket Information Location Information Online Dailies Snapshots Holland Exhibit Posters Press Information Accreditation Submissions About Archive		The 44th New York Film Festival September 29 – October 15, 2006 HBO Films Directors Dialogues These New York Film Festival events will take place in the Kaplan Penthouse, Rose Building ~ 10th floor, west 65th Street between Broadway & Amsterdam Avenues on the plaza level. Admission: $16 Ticket Availability: After the 29th check online or at the Alice Tully box office for ticket availability to sold out shows. Standby lines will form before each show. Student Rush: Depending on availability, $10 tickets go on sale day of performance only. Valid, current student ID required. Limit one ticket per student. To purchase tickets online click on the SHOWTIME under Buy Tickets. Please note: there is a $1.25 service charge per ticket ordered online.
			Stephen Frears With The Queen, Stephen Frears makes his first visit to the New York Film Festival since The Snapper in 1993. One of Britain’s most provocative directors, he is equally at home making films in the UK and the USA. Frears will discuss his favorite themes, his influences, and what it’s like to move between the world of low budget indies and Hollywood. Hosted by Entertainment Weekly film critic and NYFF selection committee member Lisa Schwarzbaum.		Buy Tickets Sat Sept 30: 4
			Michael Apted Michael Apted has been watching British boys and girls turn into men and women since the early sixties with his Up series. He has been making documentaries on many subjects, while also directing award-winning feature films. How does he work differently within each form, and where does he reckon documentary films are headed? Hosted by Vogue film critic, NPR's Fresh Air critic-at-large, and NYFF selection committee member John Powers.		Buy Tickets Sat Oct 7: 3
			Guillermo del Toro Guillermo del Toro, director of the marvelous new Pan’s Labyrinth, knows the horror genre inside and out. He talks about the primal experiences in his development as a master of modern horror, as well as his vision of the genre as it has evolved and of where it’s headed. Hosted by Film Comment editor Gavin Smith and Film Comment editor-at-large/NYFF selection committee member Kent Jones.		Buy Tickets Sat Oct 14: 4