NYFF Critics Academy member Dianna Drumm takes a look at the confluence of meta, narration and deciphering truth through three NYFF titles: The Secret Life Of Walter Mitty, When Evening Falls on Bucharest Or Metabolism and Providence. Read More »
Palestine’s official submission for the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film, Hany Abu-Assad’s latest is a genre-crossing thriller with love in its heart that premieres Friday at the 51st New York Film Festival. Read More »
Robert Redford, Bruce Dern, Chiwetel Ejiofor and Ralph Fiennes are winning accolades for their roles in films that premiered this week at the New York Film Festival. Most, if not all, will be likely contenders as Awards Season gains momentum this fall. Read More »
NYFF Critics Academy member Judith Dry looks at two NYFF Official Selection films—one a historical narrative, the other an of-the-moment documentary—that explore revolution and its consequences. Both films have added screenings on October 13. Read More »
Today at NYFF: Premiere of Jim Jarmusch's Only Lovers Left Alive, Martin Scorsese's The Age of Innocence and Richard Linklater's Dazed and Confused 20 years later, and fascinating political doc series How Democracy Works Now. Read More »
All great art deserves to be preserved and, in some rare instances, recreated. Tim’s Vermeer, a new documentary from the celebrated magician/comedy duo Penn and Teller, makes a case for one such instance. Read More »
To get excited for tonight's Ralph Fiennes Gala Tribute and U.S. Premiere of The Invisible Woman, we've compiled a playlist of Fiennes' most memorable film work. Which is your favorite performance? Read More »
