2015 New York Film Festival

The 2015 New York Film Festival has locked in its main slate of features, with a total of 26 films on the roster including the world premiere of Steven Spielberg’s “Bridge of Spies” with Tom Hanks, as well as festival-circuit buzzmagnets including Todd Haynes’ “Carol,” Michael Moore’s “Where to Invade Next,” Yorgos Lanthimos’ “The Lobster” and John Crowley’s “Brooklyn.”

The New York Film Festival has become an increasingly important stop for features angling for awards-season attention, lending a patina of prestige to the titles that earn a spot on the competitive, tightly curated main slate of 25 to 30 films. Recent NYFF alumni including “Gone Girl” (2014), “Life of Pi” (2012) and “The Social Network” (2010) went on to become serious players in the annual movie-industry trophy derby, as did “Hugo” (2011), which bowed as one of the festival’s “secret screenings.”

2015 New York Film Festival Line Up

Another year, another stellar lineup for The New York Film Festival. Following announcements regarding opening, closing, and centerpiece titles, the Film Society of Lincoln Center have unveiled the main selection for its 53rd year of bringing New Yorkers a very full, representative cinematic slate — as per usual, a mix of anticipated festival titles (just the amount of ground covered therein is terrific) and the year’s best mainstream cinema. In the case of Steven Spielberg‘s Bridge of Spies, there’s even a surprise premiere.

One can peruse the full lineup below, along with (where available) links to reviews of titles that we managed to see earlier in the year:

Best Films and Performances from NYFF 2014

New York Film festival this year had pretty good line up. And I haven.t post anything about it yet. It's from indiewire. the best of NYFF 2014. Let's see

Best Narrative Feature
1. Inherent Vice
2. Timbuktu
3. Clouds of Sils Maria
4. Two Days, One Night
5. Birdman
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Best Documentary Feature
1. CITIZENFOUR
2. The Look of Silence
3. Tales of the Grim Sleeper
4. Red Army
5. Stray Dog
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Best Director
1. Paul Thomas Anderson, Inherent Vice
2. Alejandro González Iñárritu, Birdman
3. David Fincher, Gone Girl
4. Jean-Pierre & Luc Dardenne, Two Days, One Night
5. Bennett Miller, Foxcatcher
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New York Festival 2014 Line Up

Good news, we got the full line up of New York Film Festival. I'm excited with the line up. 30 mowes was chosen as the main slate of this festival. With Gone Girl as the opening and Birdman as the closing. excited. hoping this year is going to be a good year. Anyway, I haven't posted the TIFF line up I wait until it was full. So it will be easier, you knowww...

That's the teaser. Now it's the list