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Call for entry Film Animation Documentary Hollywood Independent Promo showcase Shorts Student Videos People Fest directors Honors Interviews Pros D cinema Markets News Home >> New York FF Dailies New York FF Dailies Views From The Avant-Garde At New York Film Festival A Movie (Bruce Conner) Friday, October 3------One of the more intriguing traditions of the New York Film Festival is its commitment to showcase experimental work that often goes neglected in the go-go atmosphere of the film business. Now in its 11th year, Views From The Avant-Garde is a treasure trove of new ideas, new media and inspiration from visual artists looking to smash tradition and test the horizons of the new. Most of the films and video pieces presen... 07.10.2008 \| NewYorkFilmFestival's blog \| 1 comments Views From The Avant-Garde At New York Film Festival One of the more intriguing traditions of the New York Film Festival is its commitment to showcase experimental work that often goes neglected in the go-go atmosphere of the film business. Now in its 11th year, Views From The Avant-Garde is a treasure trove of new ideas, new media and inspiration from visual artists looking to smash tradition and test the horizons of the new. Most of the films and video pieces presented this weekend are short form, and have been bundled under the elegiac titles o... 07.10.2008 \| Editor's blog Clint Eastwood At The New York Film Festival Thursday, October 2------When you have one of the most recognizable faces in film in the same room as you, there is undoubtedly a level of excitement. Clint Eastwood came to New York City today for a press conference for his new film Changeling, which serves as the centerpiece of the New York Film Festival. Being his affable, laconic self is easy for the still handsome Clint, whose directing career is even surpassing his accomplishments as an actor. With such recent films as M... 03.10.2008 \| NewYorkFilmFestival's blog Eastwood centerpiece of the New York Film Festival When you have one of the most recognizable faces in film in the same room as you, there is undoubtedly a level of excitement. Clint Eastwood came to New York City today for a press conference for his new film Changeling, which serves as the centerpiece of the New York Film Festival. Being his affable, laconic self is easy for the still handsome Clint, whose directing career is even surpassing his accomplishments as an actor. With such recent films as Million Dollar Baby and Sands Of Iwo Jima, ... 03.10.2008 \| Editor's blog Nagisa Oshima Retrospective at New York Film Festival One of the things that is most satisfying about the New York Film Festival is its loyalty to certain filmmakers and its interest ien rediscovering the films of cinema masters. This year, the Festival will screen a Max Ophuls romantic melodrama classic (Lola Montes, 1955), an Albert Lewin cult film (Pandora And The Flying Dutchman, 1951) and a Pakistani realist drama (The Day Shall Dawn, 1959). But its major retrospective program sidebar is devoted to the Japanese director Nagisa Oshima. 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Thanks I am filmmaker 41% A festival organizer 19% A journalist 5% A film professionnal (neither filmmaker, nor festival staff or media) 7% A film student 12% Just a film fan 16% Total votes: 3978 22 comments Editor's videoblog 80241 reads Older polls Recent blog posts Partnering these next months with the hottest festivals and markets so you can get full coverage. SIFF 2024 Lineup is Live Surprising Cinema: SIFF 2024 Lineup is Live 2024 ACID CANNES unveils its programme! VIDEO: The Directors' Fortnight unveils its 2024 selection Studio Ghibli to receive Honorary Palme d'or of the 77th Festival de Cannes Fantastic Latido second edition opens call for entries! SCELF and the Marché du Film reveal the Selection of Shoot the Book! 2024 Cannes Next & Sprockit Announce The Launch of Their First Joint Investment Summit: “Next Tech on the Beach” Switzerland, the Marché du Film's 2024 Country of Honour is also well represented in the festival sections... more
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