Robert Zemeckis’s ‘The Walk’. Click to go to this year’s festival Read More
Encore screenings added for Sunday: “Time Out of Mind,” “Pasolini,” “Iris,” “Seymour,” and more! Read More
“Birdman” screenings added on NYFF52 Closing Night, tickets now on sale! Read More
Christopher Guest in person at our 30th anniversary screening of “This Is Spinal Tap!” Read More
Just a few days left to get first looks at some of the best new films in our Main Slate! Read More
To put it simply, Joseph L. Mankiewicz matters—to cinema, and to you. Don’t miss our retrospective. Read More
Some of the best new nonfiction cinema make up our Spotlight on Documentary section. Read More
Luminous Intimacy: The Cinema of Nathaniel Dorsky and Jerome Hiler, a complete dual retrospective, will take place during the 53rd New York Film Festival (September 25 – October 11). Read More
In anticipation of the three-film series Growing Up Baumbach on March 17, we dug up photos from the director's visits to the Film Society of Lincoln Center over the past 20 years. Read More
Laura Poitras discussed her new documentary about Edward Snowden, the NSA, and surveillance in two conversations following its rapturous world premiere at the 52nd New York Film Festival. Read More
The director and cast describe the process of retelling this disturbing story of all-American ambition following a pre-screening of the award-winning film. Foxcatcher screened in the Main Slate of the 52nd New York Film Festival. Read More
Hear Alex Ross Perry, Jason Schwartzman, Joséphine de La Baume, cinematographer Sean Price Williams, and editor Robert Greene discuss Listen Up Philip, screening at NYFF. Read More
Amy Taubin moderated a discussion with writer-director Damien Chazelle and actor J.K. Simmons at the Walter Reade Theater about their amazing Whiplash prior to its NYFF52 premiere. Listen to the full conversation here. Read More
The British filmmaker accompanied NYFF Director Kent Jones to discuss his realization of the great painter as a "Mike Leigh character" and capturing the influence of Turner's world on his artwork. Mr. Turner screened as part of the NYFF Main Slate. Read More
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