TOP Festival Films at The 49th New York Film Festival

Why have these NYFF films already received acclaim at the Venice and Toronto International Film Festivals? Here is a selection from the schedule of films featured at the New York Film Festival (NYFF). Sept. 30th – Oct. 16th 2011 The Film Society of the Lincoln Centre.

Find press conferences with the many of the stars, writers, director and songwriters who have been key in bringing these exceptional stories to the screen. Decide for yourself and put them on your movie list.

1. Carnage: Director Roman Polanski (France/Germany/Poland)

https://myetvmedia.com/feature/events/winslet-waltz-and-reilly-on-carnage-at-the-venice-film-festival/

2. A Dangerous Method: Director David Cronenberg (UK/Canada/Germany)

https://myetvmedia.com/film-review/a-dangerous-method-press-conference-and-review/

3. Shame: Director Steve McQueen (UK) (Michael Fassbender Best Actor Venice)

https://myetvmedia.com/film-review/shame-press-conference-and-first-glance/

4. The Descendants: Director Alexander Payne (USA)

https://myetvmedia.com/film-review/the-descendants/

5. The Kid With A Bike: Director Dardenne Brothers (Belgium/France) Grand Prize Cannes

https://myetvmedia.com/film-review/the-kid-with-a-bike/

6. Melancholia: Director Lars von Trier (Denmark/Sweden/France/Germany/Italy) Kirsten Dunst Best Actress Cannes

https://myetvmedia.com/film-review/melancholia/

7. Martha Marcy May Marlene: Director Sean Durkin (USA)

https://myetvmedia.com/film-review/martha-marcy-may-marlene/

8. George Harrison: Living In The Material World: Martin Scorsese (world premiere London by telecast)

https://myetvmedia.com/film-review/george-harrison-living-in-the-material-world/