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Timothee Chalamet's Haircut (and Watch) Is Unrecognizable

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Timothee Chalamet Gives Glimpse at Seemingly Buzzed Head While Stepping Out in NYC

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Timothee Chalamet's Haircut (and Watch) Is Unrecognizable

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Timothee Chalamet Gives Glimpse at Seemingly Buzzed Head While Stepping Out in NYC

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Timothee Chalamet bursts into Oscars race with rabid first reactions to Marty Supreme

Josh Safdie's Marty Supreme premiered at the New York Film Festival, and The Independent seeks donations to fund on-the-ground journalism covering issues like reproductive rights.

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Richard Linklater Premieres a Tragi-Happy Art-History Double Feature

Richard Linklater premieres two films at NYFF—Blue Moon and Nouvelle Vague—both depicting the dawns of influential artistic movements with contrasting tones.

2 weeks ago

What You've Missed at New York Film Festival (So Far)

The 63rd New York Film Festival presents international highlights, surprising world premieres, and a wide slate of anticipated films and openings at Alice Tully Hall.

fromBusiness Insider

2 weeks ago

The best and worst looks at the New York Film Festival so far

The New York Film Festival at Lincoln Center (Sept 26–Oct 13) showcased varied celebrity red-carpet fashion from standout high-fashion looks to notable misses.

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Video: Bruce Springsteen: America Is Not a Land of Government Censorship'

America can be battered yet remain a land of hope and dreams, not defined by fear, divisiveness, government censorship, or hatred.

Daniel Day-Lewis's Triumphant Comeback Is Undone by Anemone's Muddled Drama

Anemone offers exquisite visuals and Daniel Day-Lewis's intense return, but its austere narrative and slow pace weaken its emotional impact.

fromThe New Yorker

Richard Brody's New York Film Festival Picks

The New York Film Festival spotlights locally made, self-reflective films with prompt post-festival releases, transforming Lincoln Center into a bustling, citylike cinema hub.

fromThe New Yorker

What to See in the 2025 New York Film Festival's First Week

New York Film Festival increasingly showcases films already slated for commercial release while its Revivals program offers notable restorations like Erich von Stroheim's Queen Kelly.

fromFilmmaker Magazine

20 Recommended Films at the 2025 New York Film Festival

Back to selectionWith the 63rd edition of the New York Film Festival kicking off tomorrow (Luca Guadagnino's After the Hunt is the Opening Night Film), we at Filmmaker offer a list of 20 recommendations, the majority films we've seen and reviewed out of other festivals, a list augmented with a couple of strongly anticipated titles. Find below recommendations from Vadim Rizov, Blake Williams, Natalia Keogan, Leonardo Goi, Vikram Murthi, Nicolas Rapold and Sofia Bohdanowicz, with links to their coverage. For more information and tickets, visit the NYFF site.

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7 Big Questions About the Oscar Hopefuls at New York Film Festival

fromTime Out New York

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16 Oscar-worthy films to see this year at New York Film Festival 2025

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7 Big Questions About the Oscar Hopefuls at New York Film Festival

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16 Oscar-worthy films to see this year at New York Film Festival 2025

26 Movies We Can't Wait to See at the New York Film Festival

The 63rd New York Film Festival presents a diverse lineup of recent festival favorites and premieres, from acclaimed directors to unexpected premieres at Lincoln Center.

fromIndieWire

2 months ago

NYFF Reveals 2025 Currents Lineup, Including New Films by Tsai Ming-liang and Radu Jude

The 2025 New York Film Festival will feature many prominent global cinema titles and a selection of unique boundary-pushing independent films.

2 months ago

The 2025 New York Film Festival Lineup

The New York Film Festival features award-winning films, reaffirming the resilience of cinema in difficult times.

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