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    SXSW 2023 Interview: Miranda Yousef on Capturing All the Different Shades of Thomas Kinkade in “Art for Everybody”

    SXSW 2023 Interview: Scott Lazer on Making Quite the Catch in “Ball People”

    SXSW 2023 Interview: Tomas Gomez Bustillo on the Divine Comedy of “Chronicles of a Wandering Saint”

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    SXSW 2023 Review: “Queendom” Artfully Takes on a Kingdom in Russia

    SXSW 2023 Review: It’s the Journey, Not the Destination in the Fascinating “Last Stop Larrimah”

    SXSW 2023 Review: A Self-Awareness Grows in Lisa Steen’s Lovely “Late Bloomers”

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    Matt Damon: A Career in Cameos

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    Five Movie Marketing Miscues That Blew Up in All the Wrong Ways

    Lucas Black and Nathalie Kelley in "Fast & Furious: Tokyo Drift"

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    How Alice Rohrwacher Fashioned a Christmas Tale That Takes the Cake in “Le Pupille”

    A Cut Above: How Mark Pellington Went a Little Further to Finally Be Satisfied with “Going All the Way”

    Francine McDougall on Rolling the Dice with “Sugar & Spice”

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    Lizzie Gottlieb on Making One for the Books in “Turn Every Page: The Adventures of Robert Caro and Robert Gottlieb”

    Natalia Dyer and Peter Vack in "I Believe in Unicorns"

    Interview: Leah Meyerhoff, Natalia Dyer & Peter Vack on “I Believe in Unicorns”

    Ursula Liang on a Straight Shooter Who Took on the World in “Jeanette Lee Vs.”

    Mildred Loving, Peggy Loving and Richard Loving in "The Loving Story"

    Interview: Nancy Buirski and Peggy Loving on Finally Getting to Tell “The Loving Story”

    Tallie Medel in "Jules of Light and Dark"

    Austin Film Fest ’18 Review: Personal Truths Shine Through in Daniel Laabs’ Moving “Jules of Light and Dark”

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New York Film Festival 2011

Noomi Rapace and Rachel McAdams in Brian DePalma's film "Passion"
New York Film Festival 2011

The Night “Passion” Didn’t Play: On the Digital Difficulties of NYFF 2012

As the New York Film Festival celebrates its 50th anniversary, it faces some growing pains as it literally no longer plays films and turns to digital projection.
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Noomi Rapace and Rachel McAdams in Brian DePalma's "Passion"
New York Film Festival 2011

NYFF ’12 Review: DePalma, McAdams Keep “Passion” Alive

The 2010 Ludivine Sagnier-Kristin Scott Thomas workplace thriller gets sexed up in the "Dressed to Kill" auteur's remake that gets over some initial stumbling blocks to prove quite seductive.
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Watch It Now: Hour-Long Talks with Payne, Wenders, Ceylan, Ferrara, Berlinger & Sinofsky from NYFF ‘11

Whether you made it to New York or not, these in-depth conversations with the directors of some of the fall's finest films are not to be missed.
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NYFF ’11 Review: Digging Out the Gain From Loss in Alexander Payne’s “The Descendants”

Capturing a time of transition for its director and its lead character, the latest film from "Sideways" filmmaker Alexander Payne is a relaxed yet moving look at a father who must bond with his daughters over the impending death of his wife just as he discovers she was having an affair.
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NYFF ’11 Review: Almodovar Has Plenty to Hide Within the Skillful “Skin I Live In”

A reunion with Antonio Banderas has brought out the wild side from Pedro Almodovar in this entertaining thriller about surgeon whose invention of a burn-resistant skin can't quell the fire that burns from within.
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NYFF ’11 Review: “This is Not a Film,” if Jafar Panahi Insists, But It Is Revolutionary

Confined to his house facing a six-year prison term and a 20-year ban from making films in his native Iran, the "Offside" director *doesn't* direct one of the most courageous home movies ever.
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NYFF ’11 Review: The Triumphant Release of “Paradise Lost 3: Purgatory”

If securing the release of three innocent men weren't enough, the final chapter in Joe Berlinger and Bruce Sinofsky's documentary series about the wrongly accused West Memphis Three is a success in its own right as a film.
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NYFF ’11 Review: No “Shame” in This Engrossing Fassbender-McQueen Study of Sex Addiction

Though its expected NC-17 rating has drawn much of the attention to the latest from "Hunger" director Steve McQueen, it's the emotional nakedness of this portrait of a sex addict that's most compelling.
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NYFF ’11 Review: The Dardennes’ “The Kid With a Bike” Moves, Yet Not Quickly Enough for its Young Lead

Indulging in (slightly) more cinematic flourishes than in their previous work, the Dardenne brothers' latest is a hard-earned fairy tale about a young boy at a crossroads when abandoned by his father.
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NYFF ’11 Review: Getting Lost in Julia Loktev’s “The Loneliest Planet”

The "Day Night Day Night" director's second narrative feature reaches great heights in taking the peaks and valleys of a romance to a literal level.
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NYFF ’11 Review: Asghar Farhadi Pulls It All Together for “A Separation”

The escalating tensions between two families that are on the verge of internal combustion provide the drama in this masterful drama from Iranian helmer Asghar Farhadi.
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NYFF ’11 Review: Naranjo Really Does Explode With the Gripping “Miss Bala”

Mexico's official entry to the Oscars doesn't show the country in the best light, but its director may be one of its brightest stars with this deliberate thriller about a pageant queen caught up in the local drug wars.
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