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 NYFF Projections filmmaker talks about the process of piecing her film together entirely through the use of archival footage. Second Sighted screened on Friday as part of Projections Program 4. Read More
The NYFF Projections filmmaker discusses the eclectic imagery and soundscape of his short, which screens today as part of Projections Program 7. Read More
Projections director Joana Pimenta gives the lowdown on The Figures Carved Into the Knife By the Sap of the Banana Trees, which screens this weekend at NYFF. Read More
Projections director Jodie Mack discusses her two projects that will screen in the NYFF section formerly known as Views from the Avant-Garde. Razzle Dazzle and Blanket Statement #2 exhibit "expressive moving materials." Read More
Projections artist Mónica Savirón gave her thoughts on her piece Broken Tongue, which will screen Sunday as part of Program 12. Read More
Film critics and historians talked about Godard’s films and career for a NYFF Live event, presented in conjunction with NYFF Critics Academy. Panelists included The New Yorker’s Richard Brody and Goodbye to Language star Héloïse Godet. Listen to the audio here. Read More
NYFF Projections filmmaker Jean-Paul Kelly is this year's recipient of the Kazuko Trust Award, which honors experimental filmmaking. Kelly spoke with FilmLinc Daily about the prize and his latest work, The Innocents. Read More
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