Ten More NYFF Films at Your Fingertips
Catch up with these classic NYFF films online before the 50th New York Film Festival rolls around in late September!
VIDEO: Q&A with Filmmakers and Stars of “Killer Joe”
Following a Film Comment Selects screening of the latest from legendary director William Friedkin, the filmmaker sat down with screenwriter Tracy Letts and stars Matthew McConaughey and Gina Gershon to discuss their process, making it in the industry, and the film's dark material.
VIDEO: ND/NF Q&A with Benh Zeitlin, “Beasts of the Southern Wild”
One of this year's film festival darlings finally arrives in theaters tomorrow! Before you see it, watch our discussion with the director, writer and crew following its screening as the surprise Closing Night film of this year's New Directors/New Films festival.
The American Cinephile: Andrew Sarris (1928 – 2012)
A personal remembrance of film critic Andrew Sarris who, simply put, was one of the key reasons it is even possible to speak about film criticism as an art, plus video of Sarris introducing Luis Buñuel's The Exterminating Angel at NYFF '11.
Festival Diary: Roger Corman & John Waters, Together at Last!
The local Provincetown, MA crowd—including John Waters—loved every minute of Roger Corman's visit to the Cape.
Can an Indie Film Spark Hatred? Homophobia?
Last night at the Provincetown International Film Festival, Tom Kalin and Craig Chester discussed their seminal New Queer Cinema film Swoon 20 years later.
Video: A Conversation with Jane Fonda
The legendary actress stopped by Film Society for a lively conversation about her storied career and a preview screening of her new film.
50 Years of NYFF Q&A: “Hoop Dreams”
Last week's screening of the legendary basketball doc, the closing-night sensation at NYFF '94, featured a Q&A with all three filmmakers and subject Arthur Agee. It felt alternately like a victory lap and a reflection on the film's influence, both positive and negative.
CANNES VIDEO: David Poland Sneak Peeks
David Poland interviews Michael Haneke, Guy Pearce, Matteo Garrone, Wes Anderson and more at the 65th Cannes Film Festival for Film Society and Movie City News.
CANNES 2012 DIARY: The He (Michel Gondry) and the They (Seven Young Actors)
The Oscar-winning filmmaker's funny and touching new film "The We and the I" follows a group of kids on a long MTA bus ride in the Bronx on the last day of school. The film opened Directors' Fortnight today at Cannes.
