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NYFF ’15: ‘Junun’ is a brief look at genuine creativity

NYFF 15: ‘De Palma’ is a masterclass on the film industry from a prolific director

NYFF ’15: “Carol” is about the look of love

NYFF ’15: “Maggie’s Plan” is a derivative mess

‘The Walk’ Movie Review – falls short of the clouds

NYFF 2014: ‘Saint Laurent’ is gorgeous but light

NYFF 2014: ‘Hill of Freedom’ hysterical and wickedly intelligent in its depiction of everyday stupidity

NYFF 2012: ‘Flight’ is a must see

NYFF 2012: Kinshasa Kids

NYFF 2012: Sally Potter’s ‘Ginger & Rosa’ builds upon silent pain to brief poignancy

NYFF 2012: ‘Deceptive Practices’ a fawning look at a legendary talent

NYFF 2012: ‘Leviathan’ is an interesting experiment but difficult entertainment

NYFF 2012: ‘Hyde Park on Hudson’ just doesn’t make a memorable outing

NYFF 2012: ‘Life of Pi’ is a visual phenomenon, if somewhat shallow

NYFF 2012: ‘Life of Pi’ expresses a bevy of transcendent visual and storytelling techniques

NYFF 2012: ‘Roman Polanski: Odd Man Out’ has much less to say than its predecessor

NYFF 2012: ‘The Bay’ puts found footage in the hands of an expert

‘Miss Bala’ sets a new bar for Mexican filmmaking

NYFF 2011: ‘Miss Bala’ sets a new bar for Mexican filmmaking

NYFF 2011: Day 6 ‘Miss Bala’

NYFF2011: Polanski’s ‘Carnage’ exquisitely bare-boned

‘Carnage’ Movie Review (and Opens the New York Film Festival)

NYFF2011: Day 4 – Abel Ferrara’s ‘4:44 Last Day on Earth’