Gaston Solnicki returns with a moving look into the life of a legendary art film figure and a fallen friend.
New York Film Festival
Joshua Brunsting
NYFF 2017 Runs September 28-October 15; Here Are Five Films To Seek Out
Here are five (well, six) films to keep an eye out for from this year's NYFF lineup, including a classic Robert Mitchum picture.
NYFF 2016 – Five Films You Need To Keep An Eye Out For Out Of This Year’s Superb NYFF Lineup
Here are five films that you need to watch out for coming out of this year's New York Film Festival lineup.
Sean Reviews Olivier Assayas’ Clouds of Sils Maria [NYFF 2014]
A mesmerizing drama of oblique emotions and gorgeous visuals.
Sean Hutchinson
Sean Reviews Mike Leigh’s Mr. Turner [NYFF 2014]
Mike Leigh's Mr. Turner strives to leave a lasting impression.
Sean Reviews Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne’s Two Days, One Night [NYFF 2014]
Have the Dardenne brothers scaled back a bit too much this time?
Sean Reviews Albert Maysles’ Iris [NYFF 2014]
Albert Maysles turns his camera towards the "Rare bird of fashion."
Sean Reviews Jean-Luc Godard’s Goodbye to Language [NYFF 2014]
Turns out you can teach an old dog new tricks, but Godard is still saying the same things he has been for 25 years--now in 3D!
Sean Reviews Noah Baumbach’s While We’re Young [NYFF 2014]
Baumbach's embarrassing and tone-deaf follow up to Frances Ha is painfully unfunny and thematically empty.
Sean Reviews David Fincher’s Gone Girl [NYFF 2014]
Another mesmerizing thriller from David Fincher, Gone Girl is outstanding in ways you least expect.
Sean Reviews Abdellatif Kechiche’s Blue is the Warmest Color [NYFF 2013]
Abdellatif Kechiche's new film may be over-hyped, but to me it's just right.
Sean Reviews Spike Jonze’s Her [NYFF 2013]
Do operating systems dream of real love? Spike Jonze's beautifully realized pastel romance deals with loneliness in a near-utopian future and goes for big ideas but keeps it intimate.