New York Art Film magazine

THE LAST RECKONING

THE LAST RECKONING emerged from a timeless question: Do we receive what we deserve? A renowned lawyer conspires with his rash brother to conceal a manslaughter, but when an innocent person is accused, their scheme unravels, leading to a moral confrontation and unavoidable judgment. Garnet Campbell is a Canadian filmmaker whose perspective has been influenced by the quiet resilience of the Prairies and his years traveling through the UK, Eastern Europe, and Scandinavia as a li

Discover Award winning Talents of New York Independent Art Film Fest

The New York Independent Art Film Festival is dedicated to showcasing a diverse range of indie genres, including drama, documentary, animation, and more, fostering creativity and innovation by offering unique perspectives to a global audience. The festival holds annual screenings at the Producers Club theatre and seasonal showcases, promoting indie arthouse films worldwide. It features competitive seasonal IMDb qualifying contests that recognize outstanding contributions in s

THE MAN OF THE TREES

Daniel Balima is an experienced horticulturist from Tenkodogo, a small town in the Sub-Saharan region of Burkina Faso. He resides there with his large family and has been working since his birth 67 years ago. As a child, Daniel contracted polio, and despite growing up without the use of his legs, he managed to follow his father in the family nursery by walking on his hands. Daniel worked with immense passion and skill, turning his disability, which often defines destinies in

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In her first one-on-one interview about the film, Zhao explains how her unusual production style lead to a true movie of the moment. Plus: check out a new teaser.

‘Nomadland’: How Chloé Zhao Made a Secret Road Movie While Becoming a Marvel Director

For 50 years, Film at Lincoln Center has been dedicated to supporting the art and elevating the craft of cinema and enriching film culture.

NYFF58 Schedule DRIVE-IN & VIRTUAL SCREENINGS

On the Set of New York.com presents a collection of the most famous, distinguished, unforgettable and memorable film scenes shot in New York City. From "Breakfast at Tiffany's" when Audrey Hepburn as Holly Golighty, still wearing a Givenchy evening dress from the night before, staring dreamily into gem-filled Tiffany's window as she consumes a breakfast of take-out coffee and a Danish - to - "Vanilla Sky" where Tom Cruise as David Aames finds himself completely alone in Times Square.

Greatest New York Film Scenes

Phillip Noyce, the acclaimed and award-winning director, screenwriter, and producer of film and television, has joined the New York Film Academy (NYFA) faculty and this week taught his first master class to MFA Filmmaking students at our Los Angeles campus.

ACCLAIMED DIRECTOR, WRITER, AND PRODUCER PHILLIP NOYCE JOINS NEW YORK FILM ACADEMY (NYFA) AS MASTER CLASS INSTRUCTOR

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Many of us got our first glimpse of the Big Apple on the big screen. When movies we know and love are filmed in famous locations, it makes traveling to those particular places even more exciting. We’ve put together a list of popular movies that depict iconic sites in New York City.

POPULAR MOVIES FILMED IN NEW YORK CITY

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Robert Downey Jr. Born and raised in Manhattan, in Greenwich Village.