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 sat down with the Film Society's Dennis Lim at the Walter Reade Theater prior to the film's North American premiere at the 52nd New York Film Festival to discuss his approach to casting the biopic and crafting the world around its subject. Read More
The NYFF's sidebar series Projections will kick off Friday. FilmLinc Daily viewed a number of films in the lineup and spoke to some of the directors, including Fern Silva whose Wayward Fronds is screening in the section Friday. Read More
Now that NYFF52 is well into its first full week, we continue our celebration of Opening Nights past with some of our favorite photographs from the book New York Film Festival Gold. Read More
Kicking off NYFF52 Live in the Amphitheater, NYFF Director Kent Jones, Programming Director Dennis Lim, and Senior Programming Advisor Marian Masone offer insight into this year's NYFF. Read More
Richard Gere and filmmaker Oren Moverman joined Amy Taubin on stage at the Walter Reade Theater for a pre-NYFF screening of Time Out of Mind. They talked about how the film came together and how Gere anonymously took to the streets of Manhattan. Read More
Director Damien Chazelle and actor J.K. Simmons took to the stage of the Walter Reade Theater for a Q&A on their NYFF52 film Whiplash, discussing the autobiographical nature, production, and ethics of their brutal film set in the jazz world. Read More
Ahead of the big screen premiere at the start of NYFF, Gone Girl author and screenwriter Gillian Flynn gave her take on David Fincher, Ben Affleck, Rosamund Pike, media, foul play and her experience visiting the set of her own movie. Read More
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