Movie
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The Best Performance of 2016 Is Already Here
Jia Zhangke explores the human condition in 'Mountains May Depart' with a masterful performance from Zhao Tao.
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‘Always Shine’ Director Sophia Takal Talks Feeling Competitive and Struggling with Perceptions of Femininity
"That's why we used a lot of alienation and breaking of the fourth wall techniques, too, to remind...
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‘Win!’ Documentarian Justin Webster on Bringing Vérité-Style Filmmaking to NYCFC’s Founding
Director Justin Webster talks about getting access to world-renowned superstars like David Villa and Frank Lampard and the...
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Sharon Horgan talks Rom-Com on TV vs Film and the Hopeful Tone of ‘Catastrophe’
Sharon Horgan discusses the advantage television has when developing romantic comedies and the importance of making a show...
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Filmmaker Sophie Goodhart on Her 10+ Year Wait to Make ‘My Blind Brother’
Sophie Goodhart discusses the long path to production for her debut, spending her option money too quickly, and...
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‘Between Us’ Filmmaker Rafael Palacio Illingworth Talks Vulnerability and Novelty
Rafael Palacio Illingworth discusses the real-life spat that inspired the movie, what types of questions he peppered the...
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Jeremy Saulnier and Anton Yelchin Talk ‘Green Room’
Green Room is sure to go down as the most overwhelmingly intense movie of 2016, and unless another filmmaker can...
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No Men Beyond This Point
A mockumentary about a world where men no longer have a purpose is entertaining, even when it's uneven.
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‘Nerdland’ Filmmakers Chris Prynoski and Andrew Kevin Walker talk Fame and Sweaty-Palmed Desperation
Andrew Kevin Walker and Chris Prynoski discuss Nerdland's nihilistic vision of modern society and their shared appreciation for...
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Rebirth (Tribeca Review)
A strong ensemble cast helps offset the copycat nature of this psychological thriller.
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Nerdland (Tribeca Review)
Patton Oswalt and Paul Rudd voice an inept pair of Hollywood star wannabees that get in over their...
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The Jungle Book
A spectacular coming-of-age adventure with digital artistry to die for.
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Jeffrey Brown and Susmita Mukerjee Talk ‘Sold,’ Putting a Stop to Child Trafficking
Sold, an adaptation of the Patricia McCormick novel of the same name, follows a Nepalese girl named Lakshmi...
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Above and Below
This doc about people living on society's fringe offers little beyond its gorgeous visuals.
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The Measure Of A Man (NYFF 2015)
The Measure Of A Man is one of the most depressing films of the year, featuring a brilliant...