The astounding production brought Italian Neo-Realism to Appalachia, but distributors recut it as an exploitation film. Years later, Nicolas Winding Refn has restored it to its former glory.
The more things change, the more they stay the same.
Exclusive: The seventh edition of the innovative program focuses on new modes of storytelling with visible names backing them, from Disney to Lupita Nyong’o and Rosario Dawson.
The annual fall festival will roll out the red carpet for some old favorites, new talents, and some of Cannes’ most talked-about features.
Schnabel’s Vincent van Gogh biopic, already set to premiere in competition at Venice, stars Willem Dafoe as the artist and follows him through his final days.
The new film from the director of “The Lobster” and “The Killing of a Sacred Deer” co-stars Rachel Weisz and Olivia Colman.
The much-anticipated “autobiographically inspired” feature will have its New York premiere at the lauded fall festival.
The Woody Allen movie is world premiering in the closing night slot of the 55th edition of the festival.
Despite distributing through Netflix, Baumbach is still in love with the big screen — and film.
From world premieres to already-buzzy titles, this year’s lineup is stacked.
Plus, four new films from Claude Lanzmann and a wide variety of late-breaking additions.
The New York Film Festival’s ambitious immersive storytelling program includes a trio of VR horror shorts, a sci-fi hallucination from Tender Claws, and a special presentation from Lucasfilm.
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