"In fall, one of the best things to do in New York City is to see a movie. Every year, a couple of months before Hollywood's awards season enters full swing, anyone who happens to be in New York has a chance to see a spate of cinema's top contenders before they're released in theaters elsewhere. You don't need to know anyone, you don't need to work in the industry. You just need to buy a ticket. Starting today, you can."
"Tickets for the 63rd New York Film Festival (NYFF63) are now on sale to the general public. Running from September 26 through October 13, 2025, NYFF brings screenings to all five boroughs, with most of the action centered at the host site Film at Lincoln Center-one of the best movie theaters in the city. World travelers will especially appreciate the broad selection of international cinema-a festival signature-on offer."
NYFF63 runs September 26 through October 13, 2025, with screenings across all five New York City boroughs and a primary hub at Film at Lincoln Center. The main slate comprises 34 films, 22 of which are in languages other than English, featuring international and Oscar-contending titles from Norway, Iran, and South Korea. Tickets are available to the general public; prices are $35 for Alice Tully Hall and $30 for smaller Lincoln Center theaters. Additional venues include the Brooklyn Academy of the Moving Image, Alamo Drafthouse Staten Island, and AMC Bay Plaza Cinema. Screenings commonly include introductions and post-screening Q&As with cast and crew.
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