Daily Briefing. La Furia Umana 10, Frieze 142 and More
David HudsonAlso: Andrei Ujică at the Museum of the Museum Image, NYFF notes and remembering Paulette Dubost.
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NYFF 2011. Lars von Trier's "Melancholia"
David Hudson“Subtle, charming, sympathetic.” “Ridiculous, often quite boring.” “Stupendous, imaginative, weird, outlandish.” “Artistic elephantiasis.”
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Movie Poster of the Week: The Posters of the 49th New York Film Festival
Adrian CurryA look at the posters for the films in the main slate of this year’s New York Film Festival.
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NYFF 2011. Three Directors, Three Films, One Town and One Criminal: "Dreileben"
Daniel KasmanA three film project by three German directors finds three different stories in one town being menaced by an escaped criminal.
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Daily Briefing. Polanski's "Film Memoir" and NYFF Previews
David HudsonAlso: Richard Brody and David Bordwell review Roger Ebert’s memoir, Life Itself.
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Basso Profondo: Nathaniel Dorsky’s "The Return"
Michael SicinskiDorsky’s great new film plays this weekend in the NYFF’s Views from the Avant-Garde.
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Telluride 2011. Martin Scorsese's "George Harrison: Living in the Material World"
David HudsonThe 3½-hour doc may “radically correct public perceptions of ‘the quiet Beatle.’”
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NYFF 2011. Special Events Preview
David HudsonRestorations, anniversary screenings and documentaries are among the special events planned for this year’s New York Film Festival.
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NYFF 2011. Lineup
David HudsonNotes on the full lineup of this year’s New York Film Festival.
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Quote of the day
Masahiro Shinoda on the symbolism of flowers.
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Tailor Made (On "Hereafter" and "You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger")
Daniel KasmanI watched some movies last week at the cinema that fit like clothing, one at the New York Film Festival (Clint Eastwood's Hereafter, which opens today), one now playing in theaters (Woody Allen's You
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NYFF 2010. VIEWS ON VIEWS
BEN RUSSELLForty-five views of the New York Film Festival's Views from the Avant-Garde program—5x9 images of a three-day weekend spent indoors at the Walter Reade Theater, of eleven programs of seventy-six films