For the latest installment of her quarterly column that delves into the career of a screen performer, past or present, our ...
Inney Prakash and Michael Blair join to debate You Can See Everything, Digger, and Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother ...
Ayanna Dozier and Melissa Anderson join to discuss several films from this year’s lineup that push the boundaries of ...
The latest features from NYFF regulars Hong Sangsoo and Pedro Almodóvar unfold layers of meaning in their seemingly straightforward autofictions Nowhere to Lay my Eyes (Hong Sangsoo, 2026) The only ...
It’s fitting that the group of teenagers in Marine Atlan’s La Gradiva—screening in the Main Slate at this year’s New York Film Festival—are on a class trip to Pompeii and assigned to write an essay ...
A standout at this year’s Berlinale competition, and now playing in the Main Slate at the New York Film Festival, Alain Gomis’s Dao is both a conceptual tour de force and a viscerally intimate ...
The only time a voice is raised in the decorous world of Hong Sangsoo’s Nowhere to Lay My Eyes—one of two films by him that feature in this year’s NYFF selection—is when the four principals are seated ...
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