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NYFF63 Spotlight 21 films
Film at Lincoln Center presents the Spotlight section for the 63rd New York Film Festival from September 26 through October…
NYFF63 Full Lineup 106 films
Presented by Film at Lincoln Center in partnership with Rolex, the New York Film Festival is an annual celebration of…
NYFF63 Currents 39 films
Film at Lincoln Center announces Currents for the 63rd New York Film Festival, taking place September 26 through October 13,…
NYFF63 Main Slate 34 films
Film at Lincoln Center announces the 34 films selected for the Main Slate of the 63rd New York Film Festival,…
NYFF63 Revivals 12 films
Film at Lincoln Center announces the Revivals section for the 63rd New York Film Festival.
Expanding the traditional canon, Revivals…
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“A visually immersive, psychological horror that turns grief into the monster, Don’t Look Now is a master class on foreshadowing and building dread. Filled with iconic images and tremendous performances.” —Lulu Wang
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A tale of doomed romance and palace power games, Eunuch follows two forlorn lovers who end up in the service of the king: one after being forced to become a eunuch, and the other after being sent away by her father to the royal harem. Set in the Joseon Dynasty era, with beautiful cinematography and production design, Eunuch stands out among Shin Sang-ok’s costume dramas as an especially lush widescreen technicolor entertainment that takes a step into exploitation cinema with…
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Heo-wook and Ji-youn are a young couple, desperately poor, who can meet only on Sundays. Without any money to go to a cafe, they wander the windswept streets and parks of Seoul. Their future is bleak and their relationship appears strained. And they face a crisis: Ji-youn is pregnant. Unable to support a child, she tells Heo-wook that she wants an abortion. Forgotten in storage for 37 years after censors refused to allow its release, A Day Off was belatedly…
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Before he started working for the Shaw Brothers Studio and kicked off the martial arts movie craze in the West with The King Boxer, Chung Chang-wha built the foundations for action and genre filmmaking in South Korea. Set during the Joseon Dynasty period, A Swordsman in the Twilight introduces us to a lone bamboo-hat-wearing swordsman (Nam Koong-won) who appears in a lawless village. And while what follows may be a standard revenge story, Chung employs long shots to film action…
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This whole NYFF 60 challenge has really been great for me! Allows me to be more thoughtful in my choices, while also allowing me to A) revisit films either I love or would like to reevaluate, B) allows me to catch up on films that I’ve been meaning to see for years, like Blue or This is Not a Film, and C) seek out obscure oddities that I would never have found out without such an impressively long list. Sugarbaby falls…
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this valentine’s day I took the love of my life (me) to the most romantic place I could think of (the walter reade theater)
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***this is a review of the DIRECTOR'S CUT of Midsommar, and a detailed breakdown of the new footage after the jump***
On July 3, Ari Aster’s “Midsommar” was released on 2,700 screens across the United States. The twisted modern fairy tale —an epic fable that starts with a bleak murder-suicide, and ends with a somewhat brighter one almost 147 minutes later — was an extraordinary ask for a multiplex audience, and Aster knew full well how fortunate he was that…
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Colonialism Roleplay ASMR - Must Watch Till End!
the first word we hear in ZAMA is "voyeur," an accusation laid against the title character by a group of women he watches bathe on the beach. zama flees as a woman pursues him, only to turn around and strike her down. it is this inciting incident that frames the rest of the film and its perspective on colonialism: not as violence against women persay, but as voyeurism. the indigenous population and…
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