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NYFF Press Roundup: Day 13
Martha Marcy May Marlene, Shame, Hugo and The Skin I Live In get love from the critics in today's press roundup.
Reactions to Monday’s Surprise Screening of “Hugo”
Our sneak screening of a work in progress turned out to be "Hugo," Martin Scorsese's first film in 3D. Here are some reactions from critics who were in attendance on Monday night.
NYFF Day 13
Includes info about rush tickets. Today at NYFF: special added screening of festival hit Shame, The Skin I Live In, Sleeping Sickness, The Student, My Week With Marilyn, Sodankylä Forever, a free forum and more!
NYFF Press Roundup: Day 12
Last night's unforgettable screening and Q&A of Paradise Lost 3: Purgatory with the West Memphis Three in person leads our press roundup for the day.
NYFF Day 12
Includes info about rush tickets. Today at NYFF: Footnote, Martha Marcy May Marlene, Paradise Lost 3: Purgatory, HBO Films Directors Dialogue with Abel Ferrara, a free forum presented by SAGIndie and more!
Nuri Bilge Ceylan: “Art is an endless voyage.”
The acclaimed Turkish director of Main Slate entry "Once Upon a Time in Anatolia" was present for an intimate Q&A about his films with Scott Foundas on Saturday as part of our series of free NYFF Forums.
NYFF Press Roundup: Day 11
The New York Times praises the growth and increased excitement surrounding this year's festival and My Week With Marilyn, Once Upon a Time in Anatolia, Paradise Lost 3: Purgatory also receive critical attention in today's NYFF press roundup.
Béla Tarr: “I’m not a filmmaker anymore.”
Béla Tarr's brief trip to Lincoln Center yesterday—he arrived late Saturday and is leaving New York City today—felt a bit like a victory lap celebrating the end of his filmmaking career.
NYFF Day 11
Includes info about rush ticket availability. Today at NYFF: The Gold Rush, Footnote, Paradise Lost 3: Purgatory, the final day of Views from the Avant-Garde and a surprise sneak screening of a work in progress in Avery Fisher Hall!
NYFF Press Roundup: Day 10
My Week With Marilyn, Shame, Martha Marcy May Marelene, the Nikkatsu Centennial and Views from the Avant-Garde praised by the critics in our day 10 press roundup.
