Category: NYFF 2022
‘Showing Up’ Review: Kelly Reichardt's Latest Illustrates Artist Struggle Realness
A masterpiece bearing honesty about the lives we lead in our everyday pursuit of making whatever art we desire.
'Saint Omer' Review: Alice Diop's Riveting Courtroom Drama Explores Motherhood's Complexities
One of the year’s best pictures and one hell of a narrative debut for Diop.
'All the Beauty and the Bloodshed' Review: A Polarizing Portrait of a True Queer Icon
This larger-than-life portrait of Nan Goldin is unlike anything I’ve ever seen.
'She Said' Review: Riveting Journalist Procedural Drama Tackles the Weinstein #MeToo Tale With Care
Provides a down-to-earth procedural drama that executes urgency without sensationalizing the subject matter.
'White Noise' Review: Noah Baumbach's Colorful Farce on Hysteria is His Most Ambitious Flick Yet
White Noise has Noah Baumbach advancing his skillset with an ambitious farce on the hysteria and existentialism that lives inside all of us.
'Till' Review: Moving Tale of Emmett Till's Mother Seeking Justice For Her Son's Murder
A powerful and riveting bio-drama that brings a thoughtful approach to its subject matter with integrity and love.
'Aftersun' Review: Charlotte Wells' Reflective Father-Daughter A24 Drama is a Profound Debut
A harrowing and powerful debut that encapsulates the authenticity of childhood wonder.
'TÁR' Review: Portrait of a Maestro Under Fire
Todd Field’s return to filmmaking was worth the wait.
Coogler’s first original flick is a staggeringly sophisticated studio horror with so much on its mind and sharpened fangs ready to bite.