Mixed media
By Nolan Kelly | Published 27.09.2017. | Mixed Media
Lover For A Day Brings The Garrel Dynasty To New York
Philippe Garrel’s latest film Lover For A Day stars his daughter as the child of infidelity. If an American equivalent exists…
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By Nolan Kelly | Published 25.09.2017. | Mixed Media
Hong Sangsoo Takes The American Indie Film Overseas
Hong Sangsoo's The Day After is a remarkably unadorned feature that puts universal truths into subtitle at NYFF The success…
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By Nolan Kelly | Published 24.09.2017. | Mixed Media
The Florida Project: Sean Baker’s Film About America’s New Gilded Age
The Florida Project is the latest of Sean Baker’s films about America’s new Gilded Age. One of those rare moments at a…
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By Nolan Kelly | Published 23.09.2017. | Mixed Media
A Supernatural Reckoning With One’s Sexuality In Thelma
A Norwegian teenager’s identity crisis has dangerous repercussions for her family and friends. Americans have a tendency…
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By Nolan Kelly | Published 23.09.2017. | Mixed Media
Ismael’s Ghosts Gets An Extended Cut For NYFF
Ismael’s Ghosts: The Director’s Cut, is a reminder that there is a crucible of chaos behind most things we see and love. Beware…
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By Nolan Kelly | Published 22.09.2017. | Mixed Media
The Rider Carefully Undoes The Myth Of The American West
The Rider, Chloe Zhao's slow documentary-based feature, shows a fragile side of the rodeo cowboy. The Rider, a thing of…
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By Nolan Kelly | Published 21.09.2017. | Mixed Media
The Other Side Of Hope Is The Most Unexpected Film At NYFF
As the regularity of NYFF screenings sinks in, Aki Kaurismäki’s new film The Other Side of Hope is a tone change we didn’t…
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By Nolan Kelly | Published 21.09.2017. | Mixed Media
Félicité Brings Kinshasa To New York
Alain Gomis’ new film Félicité is a moving take on motherly love in a place long forgotten by film. Having spent over a century…
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