Tag: New York Film Festival

As I must always mention, for accredited press and industry people with the time to attend the P&I screenings, the ...

A romantic animated biopic of a Japanese warplane inventor The great Japanese animator Hayao Miyazaki’s new film, his swan song, ...

An ageing English couple's wry anniversary in Paris Le Week-End is a rather bitter, yet safe, little comedy about sixty-somethings that will please ...

Jia takes a new genre tack, with mixed results Jia Zhang-ke, China's most important unconventional "sixth-generation" movie director, has hitherto ...

It's a dog's life Stray Dogs is a punishing, slow-moving, non-narrative depiction of the lives, such as they are, of a ...

Tightly constructed French thriller set at a gay nude beach, with explicit sex  L'Inconnu du lac, a movie entirely set in ...

The youth revolution of 25 January 2011 when hope was still high Noujaiim's documentary, The Square, referring to Meidan at-Tahrir ("Liberation ...

Almost "Life"-like  Big studio Hollywood isn't good at maintaining the boundaries between reality and illusion -- whose starkness was the ...

A muddled romance from the other Kurosawa  Real is Kiyoshi Kurosawa's first feature film since Tokyo Sonata( (2008). And it's beginning to seem ...

It's not so fun to be nearly extinct With Only Lovers Left Alive Jim Jarmusch temporarily steals the vampire mode away from ...