2005 NYFF Good Night, and Good Luck Regular Lovers The Death of Mr. Lazarescu Methadonia L'Enfant (The Child) Avenge But One of My Two Eyes Bubble The Squid and the Whale I Am Capote Something Like Happiness Sympathy for Lady Vengeance Manderlay Tale of Cinema Breakfast on Pluto Through the Forest The President's Last Bang Who's Camus Anyway? Three Times Paradise Now Tristram Shandy Gabrielle The Sun The Passenger Cache (Hidden) Special Events Ticket Information Press Office		The 43rd New York Film Festival September 23 - October 9,2005 Sponsored by Sponsored by HSBC Private Bank, a division of HSBC USA, N.A., The New York Times, and Audi
			Manderlay When we last saw Grace, she was leaving the recently massacred Dogville with her gangster father; as Manderlay begins, they’ve arrived in the Deep South. An African-American woman runs up to their car and begs for help; although her father warns her not to get involved, Grace is convinced that this is her next stop. Behind a high iron fence stands a classic, pillared mansion; within that house and on all the land it surveys is a world in which slavery still exists, 70 years after its abolition. Aided by four gangsters and a lawyer given to her by her father, Grace tries to end what she sees as a corrupt remnant of the past—but it soon emerges that both victims and victimizers have interests in the status quo. The ever-unpredictable Lars von Trier has assembled an extraordinary cast—Danny Glover, Lauren Bacall, Isaach de Bankolé, Willem Dafoe—for a controversial, unsettling exploration of race relations. And in Bryce Dallas Howard, who plays Grace, von Trier has discovered a major new talent. 139 min. Denmark/Sweden/France, 2005  An IFC Films Release Click here for New York Times review and festival coverage.