NYFF Review: THE RIDER – On The Depths Of Love And Passion
Chloé Zhao delivers a tremendous sophomore feature.
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NYFF Review: ON THE BEACH AT NIGHT ALONE – In The Wake Of An Affair
Hong Sang-soo’s most personal film yet.
NYFF Review: MUDBOUND – A Scattershot Treatise On Empathy
Dee Rees’ World War II race drama has snippets of brilliance.
NYFF Review: LADY BIRD – A Self-Portrait Of Selfish Youth
Greta Gerwig’s heartfelt directorial debut.
NYFF Review: CALL ME BY YOUR NAME – Like Getting Lost In Secrets
Warmth incarnate.
NYFF Review: PATERSON – Poetry In Locomotion
Finding beauty in simplicity.
NYFF Review: PERSONAL SHOPPER – Death, Genre And Kristen Stewart
A sampling of elevated styles.
NYFF Review: JACKIE Is Fearless On All Fronts
Who lives, who dies, who tells your story?
NYFF Review: THE LOST CITY OF Z Boldly Brings Adventure Back To Cinema
That’s “zed,” for our American readers.
NYFF Review: MANCHESTER BY THE SEA Is A Movie That Heals
A poignant examination of grief.
NYFF Review: MOONLIGHT Is An Ethereal Portrait Of Black Queer Experience
One of the year’s most stunning films.
Paul Thomas Anderson Made A Music Doc And It’s Premiering At NYFF
Jonny Greenwood goes to India!