New York Film Festival

These Movies Focus On A Very Real Crisis — But They Could Do Better

Two upcoming movies screening at this year’s New York Film Festival feature the climate crisis as their backdrop, producing decidedly mixed results.
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How Cannibalism Films 'Bones And All' And 'Raw' Capture The Young Woman Experience

While eating human flesh isn't a typical part of the female journey, both horror films are shockingly relatable.
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'Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk' Is A Noble Misfire

Ang Lee's pioneering film is visually distracting and thematically flat.
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'20th Century Women' Is Poignant And Vibrant

Annette Bening, Greta Gerwig and Elle Fanning shine in Mike Mills' film.
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Kristen Stewart's Ghost Story And 3 Other NYFF Movies To Catch

"Personal Shopper," "Elle" and "Neruda" are among the standouts.
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'Hamilton,' Ava DuVernay And 'Billy Lynn' Are Headlining The 2016 New York Film Festival

"20th Century Women" and "The Lost City of Z" will premiere.
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Ava DuVernay's Prison Doc To Open New York Film Festival

By The Hollywood Reporter

2015 NYFF Has JGL On A Tightrope And The Latest Spielberg Movie

"Miles Ahead," "The Walk" and "Bridge of Spies" are premiering.
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