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 filmmaker and athlete discuss the history and political significance of the Soviet Union's Red Army hockey team, as seen in Polsky's documentary Red Army, which screened as part of NYFF52. Read More
Not even a beautiful afternoon could keep crowds away from hearing Henry Jenkins speak at NYFF Convergence on the festival's first full weekend. Full audio from the Convergence Culture: Where Old and New Media Collide author is below. Read More
At an NYFF Live event over the weekend, Oscar-winning French actress Marion Cotillard talked about her new film Two Days, One Night, by the Dardennes, and her illustrious career. Read More
Have a look at our photographic highlights from NYFF52's world premiere of Paul Thomas Anderson's Inherent Vice Read More
Paul Thomas Anderson, Joaquin Phoenix, Benicio Del Toro, Owen Wilson, Jena Malone and more talk Inherent Vice during a press conference at the 52nd New York Film Festival. Read More
A picture is worth a thousand words... And here are 15 from this week's parade of filmmakers and stars who have attended the New York Film Festival. As the second week begins, see highlights from the week that was... Read More
Missed some movies at the 52nd New York Film Festival? You'll have a chance to take more in on Sunday, October 12, with repeat screenings of a selection of films from the Main Slate and Spotlight on Documentary sections. Read More
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