Tag: NYFF 2012

We arrive, once more, at the end of another full year, another year in which myself and fellow Flickfeasters have ...

The experience of attending the press and industry screenings of the 50th NYFF at Lincoln Center was clubby and collegial, ...

Man, dog, and closet An aging, long-in-the-closet gay man, a no-go love affair, and a dying dog make this touching ...

Letting things go too far Our Children/À perdre la raison, starring Émile Duquesne, Tahar Rahim and Niels Arestrup is the ...

TV that matters No, by Chilean director Pablo Larraín (Tony Manero, NYFF 2008; Post Morten, NYFF 2010), is the richly ...

Merde, etc. Holy Motors is a phantasmagoric, eccentric and wonderful trip film that depicts the course of a single long ...

Changed perceptions Sometimes a director transplanted to another culture might lose his identity but Abbas Kiarostomi does very well in ...

Shooting back in time to an exotic forbidden love The title the director Migues Gomes has given his third feature, ...

Into the net From a Locarno debut, this grueling but beautiful documentary film by Lucien Castaing-Taylor (Sweetgrass) about fishing on ...

Shakespeare in a Roman prison The prolific Taviani brothers (of Padre, Padrone and Night of the Shooting Stars) focus on ...