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NYFF
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13 January 2026
At the movies: Peter Hujar's Day.
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I found a lot to get lost in in Peter Hujar's Day , a film that gets exponentially richer the more times you see it.
28 November 2025
An exhausting and exquisite journey through 2025 NYC Film Festivals
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Over the course of three weeks up north and with a few more days using virtual access to some things, I dove deep into the amazing opportu...
20 March 2024
Fall 2023 Festival Round-Up: New York Film Festival/NewFest
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The big kahuna, wherein I recount the joys of the 2023 New York Film Festival and NewFest . Films included are a lot, and you should just ...
21 April 2023
At the movies: Enys Men.
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Since I first saw this one at last fall's New York Film Festival, Enys Men (Uh-NEEZ MANE) has occupied a significant part of my subcon...
06 November 2021
The 2021 New York Film Festival
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This year's NYFF was a whole new bundle of experiences for me. After last year's fully virtual fest, this year went back to in per...
02 January 2017
Subsequent Catching Up with Jason Shawhan
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What all have I done since the last big update? Well... A review of PASSENGERS . A review of SING . A review of LA-LA LAND . ...
12 November 2009
Grabbing every bit of awareness that I can.
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One of the neatest experiences I had at this year's New York Film Festival was finding my photography a source of assistance to some col...
15 October 2009
Everything that I watched on the Northeastern Excursion, Part II
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Teorema (Italy-Pier Paolo PASOLINI) *** Patrick (Australia-Richard FRANKLIN) ** Zombie Nightmare (Canada-Jack BRAVMAN) 1/2 Min Ye/Tell Me Wh...
06 October 2009
Panic, Chaos, and the Art of Storytelling.
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Picture it. A pleasantly divey bar in the east village. The personae: John Lichman, Vadim Rizov, Matt Prigge, and me. It was an absolute hon...
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28 September 2009
Everything what I have watched since beginning the Northeastern Sojourn, so far.
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Der Baader-Meinhof Complex/The Baader-Meinhof Complex (Germany-Uli EDEL) **** Le Silence de Lorna/Lorna’s Silence (Belgium/France-Jean-Pierr...
07 February 2009
At the movies: Wendy and Lucy.
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Dog lovers who found Marley and Me too sappy and Hotel for Dogs too unrealistic now have their prayers answered. This is a film about how on...
25 January 2009
Famous people talked to me? NYFF edition.
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So here are some New York Film Festival flashbacks, when I got to talk to Steven Soderbergh and Mickey Rourke as part of the Festival's...
19 November 2008
At the movies: Happy-Go-Lucky.
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Poppy (Sally Hawkins) is a primary school teacher in South London possessed of a truly sunny disposition. A firm believer in looking on the ...
At the movies: Ashes of Time redux.
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In this moody reconstruction of his 1994 wu xia (think Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, or Curse of the Golden Flower) epic, Wong Kar-Wai (In...
06 November 2008
At the movies: Changeling.
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For years, the quintessential Angelina Jolie performance was in Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow; an interesting but somewhat inert fil...
08 October 2008
At the movies: The 46th Annual New York Film Festival.
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Here's my handy-dandy overview of the 46th Annual New York Film Festival. As these films receive some form of Nashville (for All The Rag...
"I think it was smoke inhalation."
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CREATURE (d. William MALONE) * 1/2 C'EST DUR D'ETRE AIME PAR DES CONS/IT'S HARD BEING LOVED BY JERKS (d. Daniel LECONTE) *** 1...
07 October 2008
"She would have already have been dead by then..."
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In the past few days, I saw the following: IT'S ALIVE 3: ISLAND OF THE ALIVE (d. Larry COHEN) *** AHENDU NDE SAPUKAI (I Hear Your Screa...
02 October 2008
Folded.
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I genuinely love it it when my friends become successful. That's not faux-modesty, or in the slightest sarcastic. It makes me incredibly...
29 September 2008
Che Pride.
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NIGHT OF THE CREEPS (d. Fred DEKKER) *** THE ARGENTINE (d. Steven SODERBERGH) ** 1/2 GUERILLA (d. Steven SODERBERGH) *** 1/2
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