Film at Lincoln Center features several NYFF alumni and recent awards-winners in this year’s exciting slate.
Author: Larry Fried
Larry Fried
Larry Fried is a filmmaker, writer, and podcaster based in New Jersey. He is the host and creator of the podcast "My Favorite Movie is...," a podcast dedicated to helping filmmakers make somebody's next favorite movie. He is also the Visual Content Manager for Special Olympics New Jersey, an organization dedicated to competition and training opportunities for athletes with intellectual disabilities across the Garden State.
A24’s social slasher pits Gen Z besties against each other, deconstructing social paranoia in the digital age.
From Focus Features and Blumhouse, “Vengeance” is a true crime comedy that spins the entire genre on its head.
GKIDS’ latest anime export gets too lost in its thoughtfully designed story world to portray compelling characters.
Writer-directors Fernando Andrés and Tyler Rugh expertly tap into the anxieties of openly dating with a subversive feature debut.
Dean Fleischer-Camp and Jenny Slate’s deceptively complex mockumentary makes for a meaningful expansion of their viral short film.
Peter Hengl’s directorial debut is full of ominous atmosphere, but its commentary on diet culture leaves much to be desired.
Kamala Khan is a massive Marvel fan in the comics, so it only makes sense for real-life Marvel fans to bring her story to life on Disney+.
Combining comic hijinks with meaningful inspiration, Craig Roberts and Simon Farnaby tell a unique story within the sports movie framework.
Farnaby and Roberts talk about their collaborative process and why it was important to tell a dreamer’s story through dream-like filmmaking.