NYFF

Martin Scorsese and Spike Lee Discuss ‘The Irishman,’ Trump, Death, and the Female Perspective

Making their careers on the streets of New York City, it's only fitting that Martin Scorsese and Spike Lee would take part in an extensive conversation on the making of The Irishman....

Martin Scorsese on the Films and Books that Influenced ‘The Irishman’

With a knowledge of cinema history simply unparalleled even when it comes to the greatest film scholars, a new Martin Scorsese film also means a wealth of commentary as it pertains to the films that he thought of during development and production. ...

Adam Driver and Scarlett Johansson Tell a ‘Marriage Story’ in Full Trailer for Noah Baumbach’s Acclaimed Drama

Ahead of a theatrical release next month (including a re-opened Paris Theater in NYC) and a debut on Netflix in December, Netflix has finally dropped the tr...

NYFF Review: ‘State Funeral’ is an Immersion into an Ephemeral Moment of Collective Trauma

The death of Joseph Stalin on March 5, 1953 sent political reverberations around the world, marking a significant power shift that would inevitably alter the ge...

NYFF Review: ‘The Traitor’ is an Accessible Arthouse Genre Film About Conscientious Rebellion

Despite 55 long and active years in the film industry and a long list of accolades, Marco Bellocchio remains one of the less recognized Italian auteurs of his s...

NYFF Review: With ‘The Cotton Club Encore,’ Francis Ford Coppola Brings Grandeur to New Reworking

Francis Ford Coppola had already cemented his Hollywood legacy after a string of critical and commercial successes in the 1970s, but discussion of his filmograp...

Olivier Assayas on Re-Editing ‘Wasp Network,’ Lifting from Martin Scorsese, and Cinematography Challenges

We talk to the director about his Cuba-set thriller at the 57th New York Film Festival....

Bertrand Bonello on ‘Zombi Child,’ the Positivity of Voodoo, Real-Life Zombies, and Contemporary Cultural Tensions

We sat down with Bonello at the 57th New York Film Festival to discuss meeting real-life zombies, the great lengths he went to respect the Haitian tradition of voodoo while telling a taboo story, using Clairvius Narcisse’s zombification to contextualize contemporary cultural tensions, and recruiting historian Patrick Boucheron to explain how liberalism obscures liberty....

NYFF Review: ‘Born to Be’ is an Enlightening Look at Transgender Care in NYC

How does a self-taught upright bass player who dropped out of Julliard to pursue his parents' dream of medical school become a bona fide superhero? Easy. He rai...

NYFF Review: ‘Martin Eden’ Marks an Astonishing Step for Pietro Marcello

American novelist Jack London was an active proponent of socialism, his writing offering self-reflexive deconstructions of their values within distinct, incongr...

News

Sean Price Williams Eyes Solo Directorial Debut with Nick Pinkerton-Scripted Feature

Exclusive: Big Ears Festival 2020 Unveils Eclectic Film Lineup

Song Kang-ho Sets First Post-Parasite Project: Emergency Declaration With Jeon Do-yeon & Lee Byung-hun

Trailers

Candyman Trailer Introduces Nia DaCosta and Jordan Peele’s Horror Sequel

Vàclav Marhoul’s Uncompromising, Controversial WWII Drama The Painted Bird Gets U.S. Trailer

Bad Education Trailer: Hugh Jackman Gets Caught in a School Scandal

Reviews

The Invisible Man Review: Elisabeth Moss Commands an Empathetic Horror Film That Reaches Maniacal Heights

Berlin Review: Jóhann Jóhannsson’s Final Work Last and First Men is an Extraordinary Cinematic Odyssey

Berlin Review: Days Marks an Intensely Minimal Narrative Return for Tsai Ming-liang

Features

NYC Weekend Watch: Kelly Reichardt, Buffalo ’66, Dušan Makavejev & More

Come and See: The Power of Psychological Violence in Elem Klimov’s Anti-War Classic

New to Streaming: Dark Waters, Meek’s Cutoff, Frankie & More

Interviews

Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne on Young Ahmed, Arabic Teachings, and Taking Religion Seriously

Inside the Revolutionary Visual Effects Process of The Irishman

Angela Schanelec on I Was at Home, But…, the Kindness of Ozu, and Her Filmmaking Philosophies

Podcasts

The Film Stage Show Ep. 387 – Top 10 Films of 2019

The B-Side – Harrison Ford

The Film Stage Show Ep. 386 – A Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon