Showing: NYFF
Fifty Years, Six Degrees
A search for connections between far-flung NYFF titles yields some surprise revelations—and a few epiphanies on the usefulness of film trivia. Try your hand at Six Degrees of NYFF for a chance to win a Cinephile Package worth $200!
“Casting By” to HBO; Criterion’s New Releases
More TIFF distribution deals revealed, new Criterion for the holiday shelves, and Fox to launch streaming service in time for Prometheus. Plus, new poster art revealed for The Master, Argo and Holy Motors!
“Bwakaw” to Represent Philippines in Oscar Race
Jun Robles Lana's touching comedy joins four other NYFF films as official entries in the Best Foreign Language Film category, with even more selections waiting in the wings.
The Race is On!
This past week has seen the announcement of a few major Best Foreign Langauge Film contenders, many of them—including Christian Mungiu's Beyond the Hills—official selections at NYFF.
East Asian Cinema at NYFF
Films and filmmakers from Japan, China, Hong Kong, Taiwan and South Korean have long been a staple of New York's premiere outlet for world cinema. Take a look back at some of the amazing fare from East Asian that has played past New York Film Festivals.
Once Upon a Timecode
The 34 episodes of Cinéastes/Cinema of Our Times screening in the 50th NYFF document a moment when filmmaking and criticism became more or less the same practice—and that moment's lasting, tangled legacy.
The New Locarno-Toronto Connection
What does the growing selection overlap between one of the world's largest film festivals and its smaller, more independent-minded cousin indicate about the state of film distribution, and even film culture?
NYFF Tickets Go On Sale Today!
Tickets go on sale to the general public at NOON on Sunday, September 9. Here's your guide for how to purchase tickets.
In Full Views
This year's Views from the Avant-Garde lineup features over 80 films, at least that many different styles, and one common purpose: to impose on us new ways of seeing, of feeling, and maybe of living. Also announced: HBO Directors Dialogue with Ang Lee and this year's Shorts Programs!
Austria Serves Up “Amour” for Oscar Consideration
Michael Haneke's Palme d'Or winner is his home nation's entry for Best Foreign Language Film at the 85th Academy Awards. Fellow NYFF Main Slate selection Barbara from Christian Petzold will represent Germany.
