‘Rifkin’s Festival’ Review: Woody Allen Travels to Movie Memory Lane

The filmmaker seems to acknowledge the world has changed in this light tale of a director (Wallace Shawn) at a European film festival.

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‘The Devil All the Time’ | Anatomy of a Scene

The director Antonio Campos discusses a scene from his drama featuring Tom Holland and Robert Pattinson.

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How Tom Holland Seeks Revenge in ‘The Devil All the Time’

The director Antonio Campos narrates a look at his period drama featuring Holland and Robert Pattinson.

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New York Film Festival Gives New Life to 'The Spook Who Sat by the Door'

“The Spook Who Sat by the Door,” a 1973 parable about institutional racism, was pulled from theaters after only a few weeks. The New York Film Festival is giving new life to the cult film.

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7 Things to Do This Weekend

Our critics and writers have selected noteworthy cultural events to experience virtually.

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New York Film Festival: 10 Great Movies You Can (Mostly) Stream Online

This year’s edition of the Lincoln Center staple is going virtual and to the Bronx — but there is still plenty to watch.

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‘H Is for Happiness’ Review: Using Fuss to Fight Off a Funk

The cuteness and cheer of this film is offset by a refreshingly direct take on depression and despair.

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‘The Way I See It’ Review: Hailing Days Not Too Far Past

Pete Souza, the White House photographer for the Obama administration, casts a warm eye on the past and a cold eye on the present in this Dawn Porter documentary.

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‘God of the Piano’ Review: How Far Will Mother Go?

A family drama and psychological horror story, this directorial debut examines a parent’s projection of her own failed dreams onto a talented child.

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‘A Chef’s Voyage’ Review: Not the Freshest Ingredients

This documentary is a tedious chronicle of a California restaurant staff’s French tour.

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