Tony Gilroy, Pedro Pascal, Will Arnett, and Eva Victor hit all the right notes with the New York Film Festival selection ‘Behemoth!’.
The 64th New York Film Festival is making a statement in a big way.
At the ‘Verity’ premiere outside Lincoln Center in New York City, the question hanging over the red carpet was the same one readers of the novel have argued about for years: what is true, and what is a lie?
A film that makes us question whether or not we truly know the story.
British auteur Mike Leigh kept the audience captivated with his wit, humor and insights during a lively conversation at New York Film Festival.
Legendary filmmaker William Greaves’ 1972 footage of an extraordinary group of artists and thinkers features in a new documentary presented by his son, David Greaves, and granddaughter Liani Greaves, director and producer, alongside Anne de Mare, producer and editor, in a night that reminded us the importance of passionate and respectful disagreement.
Set in Duke Ellington’s townhouse on a summer evening in 1972, Once Upon a Time in Harlem follows four hours of conversation, laughter, and critique between some of the Harlem Renaissance’s most prominent artists, writers, and icons.
Director Lee Chang-dong brought his first feature in eight years, Possible Love, to the 64th New York Film Festival on Sunday for its U.S. premiere.
‘Verity’ builds its tension around a question that becomes increasingly difficult to answer: who can actually be trusted?
Takashi Yamazaki’s ‘Godzilla Minus Zero’ premiered at the 64th New York Film Festival at Alice Tully Hall, where the director joined stars Ryunosuke Kamiki and Minami Hamabe for a celebratory evening that included interviews on the red carpet, remarks before the screening, and a post-film Q&A with the audience.