Today in NYFF: Our Gala Tribute to Ralph Fiennes and U.S. premiere of The Invisible Woman, NYFF Live talks with agnès b and the filmmakers behind How Democracy Works Now, two Godard classics, and more! Read More »
From cinephile and film critic to filmmaker and cinema revolutionary, Jean-Luc Godard, the French New Wave's most outspoken member, continues to inspire intense and passionate discussion, debate and fandom. Read More »
The intersection between reverence for tradition and upheaval in a fast changing world are central components of NYFF films At Berkeley and Manakamana. Critics Academy member Mark E. Lukenbill takes a look in his dispatch from the festival for FilmLinc Daily. Read More »
Three huge premieres today—12 Years a Slave, All Is Lost, and Nebraska—plus restored classics by Apichatpong Weerasethakul and Leos Carax, free talks with screenwriters and the directors of American Promise, and much more in an extra-packed day of NYFF! Read More »
The Alan Partridge movie had to simultaneously make loyal fans of the character happy and introduce new viewers to the canon. Amazingly, and to the surprise of even its writer/star Steve Coogan, it succeeded. Read More »
In our third batch of amazing photos from the 51st New York Film Festival, you'll find Cate Blanchett, Ben Stiller and the cast of Walter Mitty, Joaquin Phoenix, Isabelle Huppert, Andrea Arnold in a fox mask, and more! Read More »
The New York Film Festival takes over the entire borough today with NYFF Live talks uptown and down, the premiere of Kiyoshi Kurosawa's Real and agnès b.'s My Name Is Hmmm..., the conclusion of this year's Views From the Avant-Garde and more! Read More »
