The Irishman takes top spot at New York Film Critics Circle Awards 2019
It may not have been surprising that Scorsese’s mob epic, democratised to the film-watching public thanks to Netflix, was named the Best Film ...
Tag: New York film festival 2019
Reviews
NYFF Review: Saturday Fiction
World War II and its surrounding years have seen all sorts of filmic representation on the big screen, from blood-and-guts, boots-on-the-ground soldiering to ...
Reviews
NYFF Review: The Whistlers
For as copious and dime-a-dozen film noir crime stories were at a time, and how prolific their influence has remained over the decades, ...
Movies
Review: Varda by Agnes
Varda by Agnès, the final film by Agnès Varda, starts as a filmed masterclass. Varda sits before a rapt crowd and begins speaking ...
Movies
NYFF Review: Portrait of a Lady on Fire
Midway through Céline Sciamma’s masterful Portrait of a Lady on Fire, we get the film’s thematic archstone. So much of this painterly, poetic ...
NYFF Review: The Irishman
The Irishman feels like it could be Martin Scorsese’s final film. It won’t be—he’s already working with Leonardo Di Caprio on Killers of ...