I Believe in Unicorns opens with film footage from old home movies. Although the sequence has little to do with the rest of the film from a narrative standpoint, it establishes a thematic ti... Read more
After premiering at Austin Film Festival last October, One Eyed Girl made its New York premiere as an out-of-competition special screening at the First Time Fest. As the first feature film d... Read more
Police dramas are one of the primary building blocks of American entertainment (just look how many are in the primetime TV schedule), but it’s always fascinating to see filmmakers from... Read more
Last week we were the first to bring you the full line-up of films, panels, and special screenings for the First Time Fest. Today we can announce that the closing gala of the First Time Fest... Read more
One of our favorite film festivals to cover in New York City is the First Time Fest, a festival that is devoted to giving first-time filmmakers a chance to exhibit their debut movies. For th... Read more
The NYFF officially kicked off this year’s fest with the premiere of David Fincher’s Gone Girl, but as soon as that ended everyone’s excitement rapidly turned to the secret screening. In the... Read more
One of the main reasons we here at MovieBuzzers love attending film festivals is due to the cinematic diversity between genre films. There are quite a number of people who think of “ho... Read more
I have to admit something, I think I may have ADD. When I was a kid, I could barely fall asleep at bedtime and this has carried over into adulthood, leading to my aversion to long running ti... Read more
One of the few films I got to see at this year’s NYFF was Bennett Miller’s (Moneyball, Capote) Foxcatcher, a biographical sports drama that’s incredibly eerie and wonderfully gripping. The... Read more
What exactly is Birdman (or The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance) from director Alejandro González Iñárritu? Is it a parody of superhero films? Is it a study of the mental state of a successfu... Read more
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