Coen Brothers, Barry Jenkins’ New Films to Play at New York Film Festival
The 56th New York Film Festival will kick off on September 28 and run through October 14
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Willem Dafoe’s Van Gogh Biopic ‘At Eternity’s Gate’ to Close New York Film Festival
The Julian Schnabel film will screen on October 12 at the conclusion of the 17-day festival
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‘Wonder Wheel’ Trailer: Kate Winslet, Justin Timberlake Take on 1950s Coney Island (Video)
Jim Belushi and Juno Temple also star in Woody Allen Film
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Kate Winslet, Steven Spielberg, Bob Dylan Added to New York Film Festival Lineup
NYFF will also screen four new films from “Shoah” director Claude Lanzmann
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NY Film Festival Books ‘The Florida Project,’ ‘The Square,’ ‘The Meyerowitz Stories’ (Full Lineup)
The event will play host to a lineup of international directors including Agnes Varda, Kiyoshi Kurosawa, Hong Sang-soo and Robin Campillo
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Todd Haynes Drama ‘Wonderstruck’ Lands Centerpiece Slot at New York Film Festival
The adventurous period piece set in New York in the 1920s and 1970s initially screened at this year’s Cannes Film Festival
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Richard Linklater’s ‘Last Flag Flying’ to Open New York Film Festival
The film stars Steve Carell, Bryan Cranston and Laurence Fishburne and is based on a novel that was a sequel to “The Last Detail”
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‘The Lost City of Z’ Review: Charlie Hunnam Explores the Amazon in Stirring Saga
James Gray taps into deeper levels of artistry with this stirring look at the travels of early-20th-century explorer Percival Fawcett
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’20th Century Women’ Review: Annette Bening Anchors Strong Ensemble Piece
Mike Mills (“Beginners”) makes another film about one of his parents, and this one goes even deeper
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‘Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk’ Review: Ang Lee Stumbles at 50-Yard Line
Bad writing is further undone by 120 frames-per-second cinematography that turns everything into glossy magazine photos
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Robert De Niro to Receive Chaplin Award From Film Society of Lincoln Center
FSLC announces the award to De Niro on the closing night of the New York Film Festival
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’13th’ NYFF Review: Ava DuVernay Connects the Dots From Slavery to #BlackLivesMatter
This harrowing Netflix documentary examines how treating black American males as criminals has perpetuated systematic oppression
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Kristen Stewart, Adam Driver Added to NY Film Festival Lineup
The 54th annual event takes place September 30 to October 16
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New York Film Festival Adds Movies by Almodovar, Jarmusch, Paul Verhoeven
The 54th annual festival runs from September 30 through October 16
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James Gray’s ‘The Lost City of Z’ to Close New York Film Festival
Drama about real-life British explorer stars Charlie Hunnam and Sienna Miller
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Annette Bening Comedy ’20th Century Women’ Gets Centerpiece Gala at New York Film Festival
The film from director Mike Mills will premiere on Oct. 8 at the festival
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Ava DuVernay’s ‘The 13th’ to Open New York Film Festival
Documentary marks first non-fiction work to ever open festival
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Michael Moore Blasts Lack of Female Directors in Hollywood: ‘It’s a Form of Apartheid’
“This is the most liberal of all industries… and for it to be so shamelessly white and male?” the director says at New York Film Festival
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‘Bridge of Spies’ NYFF Review: Tom Hanks Is Steven Spielberg’s All-American Cold Warrior
This true-life tale of espionage and international intrigue plays intelligently and suspensefully until Spielberg gives in to mawkishness
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‘The Walk’ NYFF Review: Joseph Gordon-Levitt Stays Aloft in Robert Zemeckis’ High-Wire Drama
Like its aerialist hero, this saga of the tightrope walk between the Twin Towers overcomes many potential disasters on its way to triumph
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A24 Picks up Noah Baumbach and Jake Paltrow’s Brian De Palma Documentary
The film about the “Scarface” and “Carrie” director will premiere Wednesday at the Venice Film Festival
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Edward Snowden Documentary ‘Citizenfour’ to Premiere at NY Film Festival
Film began with anonymous emails from Snowden to director Laura Poitras
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‘Lincoln’ Oscar Chances Soar After NY Film Fest Premiere
"Lincoln" seems likely to score Best Picture and Best Director nods for Steven Spielberg and a nomination for Daniel Day Lewis
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Kickstarter Co-Founder Yancey Strickler: ‘We Don’t Care About Money’
More than $375 million has been pledged on the site, but Yancey Strickler insists the site is about art for art's sake
