The New York Film Festival has made one of their big announcements, revealing this morning their Opening Night selection. This year, it will be the RaMell Ross film Nickel Boys that kicks off NYFF. An adaptation of the Colson Whitehead novel, Orion Pictures/Amazon MGM Studios will release the film theaters on October 25th after expanding throughout […] More
Folks, we can put a bow on the New York Film Festival for 2023. Moreover, that’s pretty much it for festivals this year for me, allowing me to really settle in with my own bed (though, yes, I sleep at home during NYFF). Listen, I’m tired! Each year, NYFF puts on a classy and diverse […] More
Not everyone realizes the sense of humor that David Fincher has. Even his bleakest of works usually has some black comedy in it. With The Killer, Fincher has embraced that more than ever before. I’d posit that this might be his most humorous work to date. It’s gallows humor, to be sure, but this is […] More
When I’d first heard about a Ferrari movie, I was somewhat skeptical. Everyone doesn’t need a biopic, and if this was just another look at a rich mogul making something most people will never experience, I wasn’t too interested. Luckily, I neglected to consider that it would be made by Michael Mann. As such, Ferrari […] More
When you watch a Sofia Coppola movie, you go in expecting style. Sometimes, she’s going big, sometimes she’s going small, but it’s always going to be aesthetically pleasing. While I don’t think she’s ever matched the heights of Lost in Translation, any new film of hers is worth paying attention to. So, while on the […] More
Steve McQueen is a master filmmaker. Look at his career and there isn’t a weak link in the bunch. So, it’s hardly a surprise that an epic documentary like Occupied City would appeal to him, not just as a challenge, but also as a passion project. So, it’s a shame to report that the interest […] More
When Bradley Cooper made his filmmaking debut with a remake of A Star is Born, I’ll admit to having been a bit skeptical. After all, the film had been done before, several times over, and was, in the wrong hands, a tired premise. Of course, Cooper was, alongside Lady Gaga, very much the right hands, […] More
Last night, our own editor Joey Magidson was in attendance for the New York Film Festival’s Spotlight Gala of Bradley Cooper‘s Maestro. In addition to writer Josh Singer, as well as subject Leonard Bernstein‘s children, many of the crew were on hand. However, they weren’t the only ones, as Cooper himself actually was able to […] More
Written by Bradley Cooper and Josh Singer, the film will release in theatres on November 22 and on Netflix December 20. More
Science fiction isn’t always an acting showcase, but it certainly can be. When the world is unfamiliar, the humans at the center take center stage, in terms of identification. With Foe, making its World Premiere at the New York Film Festival, almost the entirety of what makes the movie successful is the performances. The sci-fi […] More
Todd Haynes has made a career out of exploring unique personalities. That curious nature of his continues with May December, one of his most playful works to date. Opening the 61st New York Film Festival, it’s arguably the funniest thing he’s ever done. Even with the laughs, he’s still pondering human nature and what makes […] More
Starting tonight, screenings will begin for the 61st New York Film Festival. NYFF has already had Press and Industry screenings (better known around town as P&I screenings) going on since earlier in the month, but today kicks the festival off. As always, the fest is another opportunity to appreciate the most prestigious movies of the […] More
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