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
The Film Society of Lincoln Center announced Wednesday details about a Joseph L. Mankiewicz retrospective during the New York Film Festival as well as the first selections of NYFF's Revivals and information on the event's VIP Passes and Subscription Packages. Read More
The Film Society of Lincoln Center unveiled the 52nd New York Film Festival designed by Laurie Simmons. NYFF has featured posters designed by prominent artists including Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, David Hockney, Julian Schnabel, Cindy Sherman, and last year’s artist, Tacita Dean. Read More
The French-language drama starring director Philippe Garrel's son Louis, as well Anna Mouglalis and Rebecca Convenant, had its U.S. premiere at last year's New York Film Festival and screened in competition in Venice. Read More
Paul Greengrass's new film had its World Premiere as the Opening Night selection of the 51st New York Film Festival and is up for four Golden Globe awards this weekend. Just as exciting: it was also recently included in Film Comment's Essential Cinema series, surveying the best films of 2013. Read More
Joel and Ethan Coen's latest feature, Inside Llewyn Davis delighted audiences on the festival circuit (Cannes, Telluride, New York) before opening theatrically this past December. As the year-end awards pour in, the film has been on the receiving end of much critical praise and ink and Film Comment magazine is no exception... Read More
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