NYFF

Varda By Agnès

‘Varda by Agnès’ Is a Remarkably Transparent Farewell from One of Cinema’s Greatest Directors

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Varda’s self-portrait takes us through her career and the full spectrum of human emotion.

First Cow

Kelly Reichardt and ‘First Cow’ Cast Talk the Movie’s Tender Moments at NYFF Press Conference

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The tactics that made this frontier buddy film so heartfelt will make you love the film even more.

Marriage Story

‘Marriage Story’ Review: A Dive Between the Dichotomies of Love and Heartbreak

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Noah Baumbach will break your heart and make you laugh with his new film about divorce.

Martin Eden

‘Martin Eden’ Review: Poetic Mastery and an Enigmatic Performance

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Luca Marinelli brings the Jack London character new life over 100 years after the novel was published.

A Girl Missing

‘A Girl Missing’ Review: More Confusing Than Mysterious

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This Japanese crime drama is interesting but has a hard time finding its flow.

I Was At Home But

‘I Was At Home, But…’ Review: An Expressionless Attempt at Stoicism

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This atmospheric drama lacks the emotional impact its premise suggests.

Young Ahmed

‘Young Ahmed’ Review: A Dark Look at Impressionable Adolescence

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The Dardenne brothers latest film takes on a complicated young subject and clutching your chest.

The Favourite

‘The Favourite’ Review: Colman, Stone, and Weisz Are a Fantastic Feuding Trio

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Comedy and tragedy, history and modernity fuse on New York Film Festival’s opening night

High Life

Space is the Ultimate Prison in Claire Denis’ ‘High Life’ (NYFF)

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You can’t escape the cosmic void.