New York Film Festival

It’s from one half of the Coen brothers.

The New York Film Festival’s main slate includes the new Coen brothers western, Cannes award winners, and so much more.

Kate Winslet and Justin Timberlake have a summertime affair in ‘Wonder Wheel,’ Woody Allen’s 1950s Coney Island melodrama.

The New York Film Festival showcased three of 2017’s best LGBTQ films, ‘Call Me By Your Name,’ ‘Thelma,’ and ‘BPM (Beats per Minute).’

Noah Baumbach’s dysfunctional family dramedy stars Adam Sandler in his best dramatic role since ‘Punch-Drunk Love’ alongside Dustin Hoffman and Ben Stiller.

The 2017 New York Film Festival lineup is here and full of awards season contenders.

Following the career of Richard Linklater can give you the best kind of creative whiplash. He went from the aging romance of Before Midnight to the coming-of-age epic Boyhood, to the college bro comedy Everybody Wants Some!! Linklater’s next movie sounds like yet another departure, another ma…

If you look back on the last few years of the New York Film Festival, you’ll find a common, though unsurprising theme: a lot of male-dominated narratives, often about white men’s woes and triumphs. Last year’s line-up had The Walk, Steve Jobs and Miles Ahead, 2014 was notable fo…

Ava DuVernay‘s latest documentary, ‘13th,’ couldn’t be arriving at a more relevant time. Urgent, angry and unflinching, the documentary looks at the current state of mass incarceration and police militarization, attempting to understand why the United States contains 25 p…

You know when a trailer captures a mood of a film so well you just want to roll around in it and soak it up? That’s how the first teaser for Mike Mills’ 20th ‘Century Women’ feels, capturing the aura of a bohemian family in late 1970s Santa Barbara so well you can almost …