For its 27th edition, the festival presented 20 features and six short films over five days.
Wary as he may be about our chat turning too personal, his answers reveal more than he’s planned.
Unfortunately, Rosewater rarely builds off the scenes between Gael García Bernal and Kim Bodnia.
Benson spoke to us about whittling Him and Her down to Them, his friendship with Jessica Chastain, and more.
Korine talkes to us about his commitment to 35mm, insufferable record collectors, and the scourge of compromise.
Ashley has survived many ups and down, both personal and professional, in a career that’s spanned more than half a century.
Murdoch spoke to us about preferring breakfast to the rock ‘n’ roll lifestyle and things he has in common with QT.
With over a decade of hyper-sensory dreamgaze to their credit, the diversity of their oeuvre is often overlooked
Sachs spoke with us recently about the genesis of Love Is Strange and his feelings about love and New York City.
For about as long as there have been video games, there have been video games about cars.
Metzger discusses his film catalogue with an unsentimental acuity that betrays his age and a gentlemanly aplomb.
Why are they laughing?
The canon cries out for rejuvenation, and so we size up another annual Allen tradition: the commemoration of his greatest hits.
Cherry Jones loves company, so it’s fitting that she plays the proprietor of a bed and breakfast in the show.
A specter is haunting Bologna.
Luckily for Tom Kitt, he was in his dorm room when opportunity knocked.
Akhtar is attuned to the issues facing an immigrant generation caught between 21st-century mores and the conservative traditions of their faith.
This great actor’s voice is a wonderful contradiction: rough and smooth at once, like sandpaper worn beyond use.
The tiny Kino Otok – Isola Cinema Festival makes a very convincing argument for less is more.
Gray speaks to us about not directing Phoenix, his personal links to his films, and what he loves most about NYC.
As Marion Cotillard recalls her early goals and ambitions, her memories mirror the themes of The Immigrant itself.