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nyff 2023 Aug. 23, 2023

The New York Film Festival 2023 Lineup Trickles InNow with the late Jean-Luc Godard’s Trailer of a Film That Will Never Exist: Phony Wars.

By Zoe Guy
trailer mix Oct. 4, 2022

Danielle Deadwyler Transforms Into Mamie Till-Mobley in New Till TrailerRecounting Emmett Till’s lynching at the hands of racist Mississippians and his mother’s fight for justice.

By Zoe Guy

movie nights Aug. 16, 2022

Noah Baumbach’s White Noise Will Open This Year’s New York Film FestivalLuca Guadagnino’s Bones and All and Maria Schrader’s She Said join the festival’s Spotlight selection.

By Alejandra Gularte
nyff Aug. 13, 2020

The 58th New York Film Festival Lineup: John Boyega, Tragic Jungle, and MoreNew films from Steve McQueen, Frederick Wiseman, Chloé Zhao, and more.

By Hunter Harris
new york film festival 2018 Sept. 28, 2018

High Life, The Favourite, and 16 More Movies We Can’t Wait to See at NYFFRachel Weisz and Emma Stone vying for Olivia Colman’s affection! Juliette Binoche and a sex machine!

By Emily Yoshida and Bilge Ebiri
Nov. 3, 2017

Last Flag Flying Is Hard to Endure — But Worth ItIt’s in the uncertainties and dissonances of the film that Richard Linklater’s humanism really expresses itself.

By David Edelstein
Oct. 4, 2017

Isabelle Huppert on Finding Irony in Darkness, Her Latest Movie, and Loving Rap“I think I go crazy in my films.”

By Teo Bugbee
Oct. 3, 2017

Faces Places Is a Road Movie That Doubles As Agnes Varda’s Artistic StatementThe New Wave legend teams up with street artist JR for a ruminative tour of France.

By Emily Yoshida
Sept. 20, 2017

A Look at the Movies Coming to the New York Film FestivalThe uptown fest is hosting a handful of big U.S. or North American premieres.

By Hunter Harris
goodbyes Mar. 21, 2016

Nora Ephron’s Son Made a Touching Film About HerWhy did a woman so committed to full transparency choose to be so guarded about the greatest battle of her life?

By Jada Yuan
nyff Dec. 9, 2012

Michael Haneke Goes Cruelty-Free With AmourIn the past, Haneke’s work has been met with many reactions, including walkouts and fiery denunciations, but the response to his latest film has been largely new to him: laughter, tears, applause.

By Tom Shone
nyff Aug. 13, 2012

Life of Pi to Open New York Film FestivalNYFF goes 3-D.

By Kyle Buchanan

movies Oct. 17, 2011

New York Film Society Head Is Stepping DownNext year’s festival will be Richard Pena’s last.

By Caroline Bankoff
nyff July 29, 2011

Roman Polansk’s Carnage Will Open NYFFPolanski’s back, everyone.

By Amos Barshad
nyff Aug. 11, 2009

New York Film Festival Lineup Revealed: White Ribbon, Wizard of Oz, Willem Dafoe’s GenitalsSee the full lineup!

By Lane Brown