Neruda | NYFF 2016
By Rania Richardson October 6, 2016
Chilean director Pablo Larraín turns a standard biopic inside out in this stylish thriller with a literary bent.
Chilean director Pablo Larraín turns a standard biopic inside out in this stylish thriller with a literary bent.
Two films to discover at the 54th New York Film Festival: The Rehearsal, with one of the best ensembles in the program, and the animated teen meltdown My Entire High School Sinking into the Sea.
A gem from Israel about three female Palestinian roommates in Tel Aviv. Tough and touching.
Some films to look forward to in the next few months, as well as impressions from the Toronto International Film Festival.
From the set design to direction, Damien Chazelle’s new film, a musical, has a big heart on for golden-age Hollywood.
One of the more pointedly political (and funny) Middle Eastern films to play the festival circuit of late.
Pint-sized powerhouse Sunny Pawar wins the hearts and tears ducts of the audience. He’s a tough act to follow.
Isabelle Huppert is having a singular career. She appeared in three films this year in Toronto, including this lighter-than-air musical melodrama.
Based in part on director Thomas Vinterberg’s experiences growing up in a Copenhagen commune during the 1970s and ’80s and featuring a great performance by actress Trine Dyrholm.