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    New York Film Festival Reveals Main Slate For The 60th Anniversary

    • By Cody Allen
    • August 9, 2022
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    As we are gearing closer to this year’s 60th annual New York Film Festival the main slate is exploding with titles you don’t want to miss brought to us from around the globe. Presented by Film at Lincoln Center, the festival will take place from September 30 through October 16 at Lincoln Center and in other venues across the city.

    “If there is one takeaway from this year’s Main Slate, it is cinema’s limitless capacity for renewal,” said Dennis Lim, artistic director, New York Film Festival. “Collectively, the films in the program suggest that this renewal takes many forms: breathtaking debuts, veterans pulling off new tricks, filmmakers of all stripes seeking new and surprising forms of expression and representation. We love the range and eclecticism of this group of films and are excited to share it with audiences.”

    The main slate consists of 32 films from 18 different countries, it features Shaunak Sen’s All That Breathes, which took the Sundance Grand Jury Prize in World Cinema and the l’Oeil d’Or for being the best documentary at Cannes. From new titles from renowned filmmakers, as well as those making their first NYFF debut, there is no doubt these are some titles we’re going to want to keep our eyes on. 

    Appearing in the Main Slate for the first time are Margaret Brown, Davy Chou (New Directors/New Films 2017), Laura Citarella (ND/NF 2015), Alice Diop (ND/NF 2021 and Art of the Real 2022), Mark Jenkin (ND/NF 2019), Marie Kreutzer, Ryuji Otsuka and Huang Ji, and Cyril Schäublin (ND/NF 2015).

    Returning filmmakers include Hong Sangsoo marking his 18th and 19th film festival selections with The Novelist’s film and Walk Up, as well as Todd Field, Mia Hansen-Løve, Joanna Hogg, Pietro Marcello, Cristian Mungiu, Jafar Panahi, Véréna Paravel and Lucien Castaing-Taylor, Kelly Reichardt, Paul Schrader, Albert Serra, Jerzy Skolimowski, and Frederick Wiseman.

    As reported the anticipated Noah Baumbach’s film White Noise will open the festival and Elegance Bratton’s narrative debut The Inspection will be closing the festival. The centerpiece will feature Laura Poitras’s documentary All the Beauty and the Bloodshed. James Gray’s Armageddon Time will be the NYFF 60th anniversary screening event, celebrating the enduring spirit of New York City and the New York Film Festival. 

    As we get closer all currents, revivals, spotlight and talks, and other fest features, will be announced as the weeks come. 

    New York Film Festival Main Slate

    Opening Night – White Noise: Dir. Noah Baumbach

    Centerpiece – All the Beauty and the Bloodshed: Dir. Laura Poitras

    Closing Night – The Inspection: Dir. Elegance Bratton

    NYFF 60th Anniversary Celebration – Armageddon Time: Dir. James Gray

    Aftersun: Dir. Charlotte Wells

    Alcarràs: by Carla Simón

    All That Breathes: Dir. Shaunak Sen

    Salik Rehman staring at a black kite, as seen in All That Breathes, directed by Shaunak Sen. Image courtesy of Kiterabbit Films.

    Corsage: Dir. Marie Kreutzer

    A Couple: Dir. Frederick Wiseman

    De Humani Corporis Fabrica: Dir. Véréna Paravel and Lucien Castaing-Taylor

    Decision to Leave: Dir. Park Chan-wook

    Descendant: Dir. Margaret Brown

    Enys Men: Dir. Mark Jenkin

    EO: Dir. Jerzy Skolimowski

    The Eternal Daughter: Dir. Joanna Hogg

    Master Gardener: Dir. Paul Schrader

    No Bears: Dir. Jafar Panahi

    The Novelist’s Film: Dir. Hong Sangsoo

    One Fine Morning: Dir. Mia Hansen-Løve

    Pacifiction: Dir. Albert Serra

    The Inspection

    R.M.N.: Dir. Cristian Mungiu

    Return to Seoul: Dir. Davy Chou

    Saint Omer: Dir. Alice Diop

    Scarlet: Dir. Pietro Marcello

    Showing Up: Dir. Kelly Reichardt

    Stars at Noon: Dir. Claire Denis

    Stonewalling: Dir. Huang Ji and Ryuji Otsuka

    TÁR: Dir. Todd Field

    Trenque Lauquen: Dir. Laura Citarella

    Triangle of Sadness: Dir. Ruben Östlund

    Unrest: Dir. Cyril Schäublin

    Walk Up: Dir. Hong Sangsoo

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    Cody Allen
    Cody Allen

    It all started when I was a kid watching Saturday morning cartoons like the Spider-Man: Animated Series and Batman. Since then I’ve been hooked to the world of pop culture. Huge movie lover from French New Wave, to the latest blockbusters, I love them all. Huge Star Wars and Marvel geek. When I’m free from typing away at my computer, you can usually catch me watching a good flick or reading the next best comic. Come geek out with me on Twitter @somedudecody.

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