Wes Anderson's 'The French Dispatch' Will Open In Theaters In October, After Playing Cannes And The New York Film Festival
The French Dispatch release date has been updated to October 2021, but first, it'll play Cannes and NYFF.
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'Undine' Review: Christian Petzold's Modern Fairy Tale Romance Washes Over You [NYFF 2020]
German director Christian Petzolds follow-up to Transit is a dark, contemporary spin on ancient folklore. Read our Undine review here.
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'Tragic Jungle' Review: A Moody Environmental Fable With Teeth [NYFF 2020]
Mexican filmmaker Yulene Olaizola crafts a bloody environmental fable out of a Mayan myth of a vengeful female spirit. Read our Tragic Jungle review.
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'Days' Review: A Slow, Wordless March Towards Loneliness [NYFF 2020]
Taiwanese auteur Tsai Ming-liang returns alongside his longtime muse Lee Kang-sheng in a mesmerizing examination of loneliness. Read our Days review.
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'French Exit' Review: The Discreet Smarm Of The Bourgeoisie [NYFF]
In our French Exit review, we pick through a movie with a number of promising elements that never completely comes together.
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'French Exit' Review: The Discreet Smarm Of The Bourgeoisie [NYFF]
In our French Exit review, we pick through a movie with a number of promising elements that never completely comes together.
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'The Woman Who Ran' Review: Hong Sang-Soo's Gently Evocative Exploration Of The Feminine Mystique [NYFF 2020]
Hong Sang-soo sheds his artistic ego to explore the textures of female relationships with longtime muse Kim Min-hee. Read The Woman Who Ran review.
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'Isabella' Review: The Women Take The Stage In A Surreal Shakespeare Riff [NYFF]
All the world's a stage, but many players are riddled with self-doubt in Matías Piñeiro's surreal exploration of female identity. Read our Isabella review.
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'Red, White And Blue' Review: John Boyega Gives A Powerhouse Performance In A Steve McQueen's Most Challenging 'Small Axe' Film [NYFF 2020]
John Boyega gives a tremendous performance in Steve McQueen's most difficult Small Axe film. Read our Red White and Blue review.
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'Mangrove' Review: Steve McQueen Stages A Riveting Courtroom Drama On The Front Lines Of History [NYFF 2020]
The second in Steve McQueen's Small Axe series is a barn burner of a courtroom drama, based on the real trial of the Mangrove 9. Read our Mangrove review.
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'On The Rocks' Review: Bill Murray Reunites With Sofia Coppola For A Sparkling Father-Daughter Caper [NYFF 2020]
Bill Murray and Sofia Coppola reunite after 17 years in a father-daughter caper with a melancholy twist. Read our On the Rocks review.
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The Inside Story Of How NYFF 2020 Became America's First Big Pandemic-Era Film Festival
New York Film Festival 2020 faced a challenging situation: how do you run a fest in the middle of a pandemic? Here's the story.
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'The Human Voice' Review: Tilda Swinton Burns Up The Screen In Pedro Almodóvar's English-Language Debut [NYFF 2020]
Tilda Swinton puts on a blazing one-woman show in Pedro Almodóvar's English-language short film. Read our The Human Voice review.
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'Lovers Rock' Review: The Exuberant First Film In Steve McQueen's 'Small Axe' Anthology Gets You In The Mood [NYFF 2020]
The first in Steve McQueen's five-film Small Axe anthology, Lovers Rock is a sensual mood piece. Read our Lovers Rock review.
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'Nomadland' Trailer: Frances McDormand Heads West In Chloé Zhao's New Film
Frances McDormand stars in the Nomadland trailer for Chloé Zhao's new drama that is set to be the Centerpiece selection at the New York Film Festival.
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New York Film Festival 2020 Unveils Main Slate Including New Films From Steve McQueen And Chloé Zhao
The New York Film Festival 2020 main slate has been unveiled, with Steve McQueen's Lovers Rock and Chloe Zhao's Nomadland set to open the festival.
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'Lovers Rock', Part Of Steve McQueen's 'Small Axe' Anthology, Will Open This Year's New York Film Festival
Steve McQueen's Lovers Rock, part of his Small Axe Anthology, will open the New York Film Festival.
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'First Cow' Review: Kelly Reichardt's New Film Is A Fascinating Deconstruction Of The Hollywood Western
In our First Cow review, we watch director Kelly Reichardt return to some of her familiar themes and ideas with great success.
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'First Cow' Review: Kelly Reichardt's New Film Is A Fascinating Deconstruction Of The Hollywood Western
In our First Cow review, we watch director Kelly Reichardt return to some of her familiar themes and ideas with great success.
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5 Great Films From The New York Film Festival 2019
Writer Siddhant Adlakha breaks down the 5 greatest movies from this year's New York Film Festival. Check out the best of NYFF 2019 right here.
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'Motherless Brooklyn' Review: A Beguiling Riff On 'Chinatown' For New York City [NYFF]
Director Edward Norton takes some liberties in his adaptation of the novel, and his film took almost 20 years to make. Read our Motherless Brooklyn review.
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10 Lessons From Watching The Entire 2019 New York Film Festival Main Slate
/Film writer Marshall Shaffer watched all 29 movies in this year's New York Film Festival Main Slate, and pulled 10 lessons from his viewing experience.
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10 Lessons From Watching The Entire 2019 New York Film Festival Main Slate
/Film writer Marshall Shaffer watched all 29 movies in this year's New York Film Festival Main Slate, and pulled 10 lessons from his viewing experience.
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'Wasp Network' Review: Even Recut, It's Still A Clunker [NYFF]
As we explore in our Wasp Network review, not even a master filmmaker at the helm can save this bland and personality-free film.
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'Wasp Network' Review: Even Recut, It's Still A Clunker [NYFF]
As we explore in our Wasp Network review, not even a master filmmaker at the helm can save this bland and personality-free film.
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'The Moneychanger' Review: A Slight Political Drama With A Few Delights [NYFF]
In our The Moneychanger review, we take a look at a political drama that is perfectly fine until its ambitions grow a bit too large.
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'The Moneychanger' Review: A Slight Political Drama With A Few Delights [NYFF]
In our The Moneychanger review, we take a look at a political drama that is perfectly fine until its ambitions grow a bit too large.
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