NYFF

‘Too Late to Die Young’ Review: Chilean Coming-of-age Story Strikes Gray Gold (NYFF)

By  Luke Hicks 

Writer/director Dominga Sotomayor Castillo fashions a lavishly shot world in the woods that you won’t forget

‘Wildlife’ Review: Paul Dano’s First Directorial Effort Yields Promising Results (NYFF)

By  Luke Hicks 

Mulligan, Gyllenhaal, and Oxenbould shine in Dano’s fiery 1960s drama about a fracturing family.

‘Ash Is Purest White’ Review: Tao and Zhangke Solidify Themselves As One of Film’s Greatest Duos (NYFF)

By  Luke Hicks 

Zhangke’s latest is a mesmerizing dive into the rural Chinese underground.

8 Things We Learned from Carol Director Todd Haynes at NYFF

By  Tomris Laffly 

NYFF 2014: Incendiary, Essential ‘Citizenfour’ Illuminates Both Old and New Aspects of Edward…

By  Kate Erbland 

NYFF 2014: Wild ‘Birdman’ Soars With Strong Performances and Ambitious Wit

By  Kate Erbland 

NYFF 2014: ‘The Princess of France’ Is an Enchanting, Breathless Riff on Shakespeare

By  Daniel Walber 

NYFF 2014: ‘Eden’ Is a Beautifully Flighty Imagined Chronicle of French Electronic Dance Music

By  Daniel Walber 

‘Saint Laurent’ is a Luxurious, Seductive Masterpiece

By  Daniel Walber 

From the 2014 New York Film Festival, we review Bertrand Bonello’s biopic starring Gaspard Ulliel as the titular fashion designer.