Rendez-Vous with French Cinema March 2-12
…we’ve never visualized it before. To absorb its full impact, see Revoir Paris on the biggest possible screen, and see it masked up. This concludes critic’s choices. Watch for Brokaw’s…
…we’ve never visualized it before. To absorb its full impact, see Revoir Paris on the biggest possible screen, and see it masked up. This concludes critic’s choices. Watch for Brokaw’s…
The Independent’s Senior Film Critic Kurt Brokaw shares his favorite full-length features and shorts from this year’s New Directors/New Films Festival in New York City. The festival, which introduces audiences to emerging filmmakers from around the world, runs Wednesday March 8th through Sunday April 8th. It is presented by the Film Society of Lincoln Center and the Museum of Modern Art.
Senior film critic Kurt Brokaw is viewing the 42nd annual New Directors/New Films (all 22 features plus 17 shorts) and presents his critic’s choices below. “A Hijacking” (Tobias Lindholm. 2012….
…directors staking their claim, requesting your attention and earning every second of it. This concludes critic’s choices. Watch for Brokaw’s picks in the 21st edition Tribeca Film Festival, June 8-19….
How did the buying and selling stack up at this year’s TIFF? Courtney Sheehan takes the temp of the ever-feverish world of independent film exhibition and distribution by talking with Adam Birnbaum (Avon Theatre), Julie Anderson Friesen (Cinema Falls), and Andrew Carlin (Oscilloscope Laboratories).
Senior Film Critic Kurt Brokaw reviews the insightful documentary Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am, a chronicle of the author’s life and work told mainly from her perspective in eye-to-eye interviews.
…are cinema we can’t let go of, because they won’t let go of us. This concludes critic’s choices. Watch for Brokaw’s picks in DOC/NYC, America’s largest documentary festival, Nov. 9-27….
…by Women program showing Sunday January 26, at 8:00 p.m. in the Walter Reade Theater. This concludes critic’s choices. Watch for Brokaw’s picks in Rendez-vous with French Cinema, March 5-15….
Remember 2008’s spectacular doc-based-on-a-book Man On Wire? Now it’s fictionalized as The Walk and Kurt Brokaw LOVED it. Find out what else our senior critic adored at this year’s New York Film Festival, running September 25-October 11, 2015.