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#NYFF63 | Is This Thing On?
Months ago, while having dinner with a producer-turned-director friend, who had just directed a debut film selected to open an ...
#NYFF63 | Stiller & Meara: Nothing Is Lost
LOVE STORIES YOU WON’T FORGET The Upper West Side Manhattan apartment of the Stiller family is the starting point for ...
#NYFF63 | Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere
It’s interesting to understand Scott Cooper’s approach to this project, yet another biopic about a music celebrity. Springsteen: Deliver Me ...
#NYFF62 | Nickel Boys
There are recurring issues when films like Nickel Boys come along. One of them lies in adapting a literary piece ...
#NYFF61 | Poor Things
Poor Things is a film within what we would define in art theory as a “baroque” aesthetic, essentially inclined towards ...
#NYFF61 | Maestro
Bradley Cooper cemented himself as an actor-director after taking us by surprise with the third remake of A Star is ...
#NYFF61 | Close Your Eyes
Victor Erice retakes his film career after a 31-year long absence, after making Dream of Light (1992). In the passing ...
#NYFF61 | Priscilla
A restaurant close to a U.S. military base in Friedberg (Germany) is the location chosen by Sofia Coppola to begin ...
#NYFF61 | Allensworth
In the film Allensworth the audience will find themselves as a translator of dystopian cards, not apocalyptic but terrifying and ...
#NYFF61 | Strange Way of Life
HI ETHAN Almodóvar reached a point in his life in which he can film any project that he desires. He ...
#NYFF61 | May December
Todd Haynes is a filmmaker that knows how to discomfort, but in a subtle manner. He has achieved this in ...
#NYFF60 | Armageddon Time
PERSONAL ESTATE James Gray is the prolific New York film director who established himself thanks to the masterpiece that is Two ...
