Hernandez’s hiring has personal reverberations for this site, but it also speaks to the significance of the festival in the New York film community over the last several decades.
NYFF: Tania Cypriano’s tightly crafted documentary avoids pitfalls by focusing on the day to day of a leading doctor in medical transition.
The New York Film Festival celebrates the ASC’s 100 year anniversary with a 13 film retrospective.
NYFF: Tim Robbins teaches maximum-security prisoners about commedia dell’arte in his thin but empathetic documentary debut.
“It’s a complicated movie and I’ve said it before that I think it’s okay that’s it’s complicated,” Phillips said during a Q&A.
Roy Cohn sent Ivy Meeropol’s grandparents to the electric chair, but the documentary she’s made about him is frustratingly anonymous.
From buzzy awards players to unexpected gems, this year’s edition of the festival is packed with thrilling choices for every taste.
Jones’ seventh year as the director of the fall festival will mark his last, as the newly minted feature film director turns his attention to his directing career.
The 1984 film stars Richard Gere, Diane Lane, Gregory Hines, Bob Hoskins, Laurence Fishburne, and Nicolas Cage and is set in 1930s Harlem.
The annual fall festival will roll out the red carpet for some old favorites, new talents, and some of Cannes’ most talked-about features.
Norton also stars in his reworking of the Jonathan Lethem detective novel of the same name.
The actor took a break from shooting “Star Wars” to promote his role in “At Eternity’s Gate,” but he’s looking forward to an extended vacation.
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