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- NYFF64 – THE DEBUT Is A Jaunty Caper With Real Heart
The world is abuzz with talk of Jerry Blankenbuehler’s (Paul Giamatti) local production of Nosy Neighbors. After all, he’s the biggest name in New Jersey community theater! His radical artistry has led him to the decision of casting Mona Friedman… Read more: NYFF64 – THE DEBUT Is A Jaunty Caper With Real Heart - NYFF64 – MINOTAUR Explores The Rot of Humanity
They say first impressions are everything in life. Minotaur, the latest film from now-exiled Russian filmmaker Andrey Zvyagintsev, features two incredibly memorable examples of initial introductions. The first is the audience’s introduction to the Morozov family, the unit at the… Read more: NYFF64 – MINOTAUR Explores The Rot of Humanity - NYFF 64 – CLUB KID Explores Our Potential To Change
I realized Jordan Firstman’s feature debut, Club Kid, was bound to strike a chord with me from the moment it announced its initial style and form to its audience. The camera dizzyingly introduces Peter (Firstman) and his entire crew of… Read more: NYFF 64 – CLUB KID Explores Our Potential To Change - NYFF64 – BEHEMOTH! Is A Testament to Art & Humanity
As if Tony Gilroy rejuvenating the Star Wars Universe with Andor wasn’t enough, it would appear that he’s doing the same for the contemporary adult drama film with Behemoth!. The Centerpiece film of the 64th New York Film Festival, Behemoth!… Read more: NYFF64 – BEHEMOTH! Is A Testament to Art & Humanity - NYFF64 – LA GRADIVA & The Rich Collage of Youth
Marine Atlan’s La Gradiva begins in a way that evokes the potential for a grand, fantastical journey that’s about to play out. The music begins to swell as a camera mounted to a train bursts forth from a dark tunnel,… Read more: NYFF64 – LA GRADIVA & The Rich Collage of Youth - NYFF64 – A DAY IN THE LIFE OF JO: CHAPTER PHAEDRA Is A Rich Exploration of Identity
Jacqueline Lentzou’s A Day in the Life of Jo: Chapter Phaedra begins with an ephemeral moment of the titular 15-year-old napping amidst the beauty of nature. She is conducting breathing exercises while laying in the grass, only to have found… Read more: NYFF64 – A DAY IN THE LIFE OF JO: CHAPTER PHAEDRA Is A Rich Exploration of Identity