The 61st New York Film Festival kicks off in just a few short days, but they’re not done adding to their lineup. Moments ago, NYFF announced that David Fincher‘s The Killer will be added as a Spotlight selection to the festival. Fincher directs a screenplay by Andrew Kevin Walker, with Michael Fassbender in the lead […] More
We’re right in the thick of the fall film festival season, and for some, like yours truly, it’s actually almost done. It’s a funny thing to think about, considering how so many of the movies being seen and raved about won’t screen for general audiences for weeks or even months still. It’s a privileged position, […] More
Well now, we’ve reached the end of September and it almost feels like the season is already partway over. A lot of that is due to the lack of unseen films at this point, which is fairly rare. Aside from The Color Purple, Flint Strong, and The Iron Claw, is there anything on Oscar’s potential […] More
Folks, we’re here. The fall film festival season is literally just days away. So much of the early speculation will give way to analysis and reviews of the movies in question. A couple of days from now, I depart for the Telluride Film Festival. Once I get back from that, it’s basically a 48 hour […] More
The 61st New York Film Festival revealed their Revivals for this year. NYFF will once again be showing off some cinematic history during the festival. It’s an impeccably curated list, which you can see below. More from NYFF as the weeks progress. Here is the press release: Film at Lincoln Center announces Revivals for the […] More
The 61st New York Film Festival today announced the titles that will be playing in their Spotlight section. The movies added to the NYFF lineup include The Boy and the Heron from Hayao Miyazaki, Foe from Garth Davis, Hit Man from Richard Linklater, Occupied City from Steve McQueen, and more. It’s shaping up to be […] More
The New York Film Festival has announced a real heavy hitter addition to their lineup this morning. They’ll be host to the North American premiere of Bradley Cooper’s Maestro. That mean both Telluride and TIFF won’t have Cooper’s second directorial effort, making for a great get for NYFF. Cooper stars alongside Carey Mulligan in the […] More
This morning, the 61st New York Film Festival announced its main slate titles. We already knew that May December was the Opening Night Selection, with Priscilla the Centerpiece Selection, alongside Ferarri as the Closing Night Selection. Now, we know the rest. The highlights include All of Us Strangers, Anatomy of a Fall, Poor Things, The […] More
The Closing Night Selection for the 61st New York Film Festival has been revealed! Michael Mann‘s Ferrari is the choice, wrapping up NYFF in the fall. On the heels of Todd Haynes‘ May December opening up the festival, we now have another heavy hitter. More from the fest below. Here is the press release: Film […] More
Moments ago, the New York Film Festival announced that Todd Haynes will be back at the fest, this time with an Opening Night film. Yes, May December is going to open NYFF this year. Netflix picked the movie up out of the Cannes Film Festival, with obvious awards aspirations. Now, with it making a North […] More
Put a bow on the New York Film Festival for 2022. Moreover, that’s likely 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). Each year, NYFF puts on a classy and diverse show, with the 60th installment no exception. […] More
Abuse impacts a victim in many ways. There’s the clear external harm, as well as the psychological damage. Those aspects are clear. That doesn’t take into account what they’ll carry with them for years, nor does it include how a lack of accountability for the abuser may embolden them. It’s corrosive, from top to bottom. […] More
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