NYFF 2017

February 12, 2018

A thousand points of light: looking back at NYFF’s program of experimental cinema restores faith in a shifting medium’s restless soul

By Chloe Lizotte and Andreea Patru

November 2, 2017

Back to reality (in fiction): mapping the contemporary landscape of emotions and ethics, we revisit a couple of films with chats during NYFF

October 13, 2017

Blazing a path: Claire Denis, Kevin Jerome Everson, and Joachim Trier open up about the art (and realities) of moviemaking

October 9, 2017

Why we fight: the director of the Cannes award-winner BPM discusses portraying French AIDS activists, in love and war

October 4, 2017

Live from the crevasse: the director of Good Luck discusses his film from his Los Angeles home, as it plays

September 29, 2017

Comédie-Française: the Mrs. Hyde director explains how he puts a spin on the realities of teaching and racial disparities in the Parisian suburbs

September 26, 2017

Colony records: Zama, the Argentine filmmaker’s stunning return to film after an eight-year absence, merges the country’s past and present

September 25, 2017

Heroic trio: Wonderstruck’s director, cinematographer, and production designer discuss the inspirations for re-imagining different eras of New York

September 5, 2017

(Director: Todd Haynes, Country/Distributor: USA, Amazon Studios, Opening: October 20)

September 4, 2017

Speak for yourself: the director of The Florida Project and Tangerine discusses his approaches to narrative and character