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Film at Lincoln Center Podcast

Film at Lincoln Center
New York Film Festival
Pedro Almodóvar
Grief
New Directors, New Films
Cannes Film Festival
Cinema
Tilda Swinton
Nickel Boys
Film At Lincoln Center
Documentary Filmmaking
Filmmaking
Only Lovers Left Alive
Academy Awards
Jim Jarmusch
The Room Next Door
Blitz
Film Production
Grand Tour
Colonialism
Steve Mcqueen

The Film at Lincoln Center Podcast is a weekly podcast that features in-depth conversations with filmmakers, actors, critics, and more.

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Latest Episodes

At the 64th New York Film Festival, Ryûsuke Hamaguchi and Virginie Efira join NYFF Artistic Director Dennis Lim to discuss All of a Sudden. Efira and Tao Okamoto shared the Best Actress prize at Cannes for Academy Award–winning director Hamaguchi’s r... more

Welcome to the daily 64th New York Film Festival podcast. On today’s edition, Tony Gilroy, Pedro Pascal, Eva Victor, and Will Arnett join NYFF programmer Justin Chang at a press conference to discuss their NYFF64 Centerpiece selection Behemoth!. Note... more

At the 64th New York Film Festival, Sofia Coppola discusses Making Marie Antoinette and collaborating with Eleanor Coppola with NYFF programmer Rachel Rosen. Sofia Coppola’s dynamic craftsmanship in creating her personal vision for 2006’s Marie Antoi... more

At the 64th New York Film Festival, Mike Leigh, cast members Marion Bailey, Kate O' Flynn, and Alice Bailey Johnson, cinematographer Lucy Bristow, and producer Georgina Lowe discuss Tender Loving Care with NYFF Artistic Director Dennis Lim. Mike Leig... more

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Recent Guests

Adam Driver
Actor
Actor in Paper Tiger
Episode: James Gray, Adam Driver, and Miles Teller on Paper Tiger
Miles Teller
Actor
Actor in Paper Tiger
Episode: James Gray, Adam Driver, and Miles Teller on Paper Tiger
Dennis Lim
Artistic Director of the New York Film Festival
Film at Lincoln Center
Episode: Dennis Lim on the 64th New York Film Festival, Selection Process, and Can't-Miss Films
James Gray
Director of The Immigrant
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Episode: James Gray and Joaquin Phoenix on The Immigrant
Joaquin Phoenix
Lead actor in The Immigrant
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Episode: James Gray and Joaquin Phoenix on The Immigrant
Mike Leigh
British filmmaker discussed Naked and his broader filmography
Episode: #666 - Mike Leigh on Naked
Kevin Walker
Director
Chronovisor
Episode: #665 - Kevin Walker, Jack Auen, and Anne Laure Sellier on Chronovisor
Jack Auen
Director
Chronovisor
Episode: #665 - Kevin Walker, Jack Auen, and Anne Laure Sellier on Chronovisor
Anne Laure Sellier
Lead actress
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Episode: #665 - Kevin Walker, Jack Auen, and Anne Laure Sellier on Chronovisor

Hosts

Madeline Whittle
FLC programmer who moderates the conversation
Stephanie Zacharek
Host and Time film critic

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 247 ratings
  • Can you share the “free” talk with Souleymane Cissé

    Your podcast should share the talk between Souleymane Cissé from earlier this month. Thank you.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    melodie-c
    United States3 years ago
  • #87, - A Mixed Bag

    Sound level changes and late coming guest (they go ahead without him!) make episode #87 difficult to listen to. But guest De Palma, when he arrives is, insightful, but could have been so much better. Needs a redo/ re-edit.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    pwb in dc
    United States5 years ago
  • Great for education

    As an aspiring filmmaker, this is an ideal podcast. Superb quality!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Pang Dynasty
    Canada6 years ago
  • Thoughtful and Provocative

    The purveyors of Film at Lincoln Center bring film into focus like no other, with exciting guests and commentary that makes you want to see everything they discuss.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Natural Selections
    United States6 years ago
  • great show

    Really interesting show. Love the guests they bring on and love tuning in to hear new perspectives

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tom Morkes
    United States10 years ago

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#156
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#182
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Dennis Lim on the 64th New York Film Festival, Selection Process, and Can't-Miss Films
Q: Can you share insights into late-edition films and how those decisions are announced?
Late editions are not planned in advance but arise when certain titles reach a point where they can be announced responsibly after internal discussions and distributor coordination. They often align with section announcements and changes in distribution plans, such as a film finding a new distributor later in the process.
Dennis Lim on the 64th New York Film Festival, Selection Process, and Can't-Miss Films
Q: What role do audience expectations play in shaping the lineup?
Lim suggests that, given NYFF's audience in New York City and its diverse viewership, the festival cannot be simply driven by what critics or buyers want. They balance anticipation with the element of surprise and aim to show films that have strong artistic merit, while not over-prioritizing titles solely for awards buzz.
Dennis Lim on the 64th New York Film Festival, Selection Process, and Can't-Miss Films
Q: How do you manage the screening and tracking process during busy periods versus quieter times?
The process involves a combination of note-taking, day-end recap meetings, and regular check-ins using spreadsheets and Google Docs across the different committees. They begin planning earlier each year, with screenings starting as early as January for potential later premieres, and they maintain ongoing coordination through April until the program locks.
Dennis Lim on the 64th New York Film Festival, Selection Process, and Can't-Miss Films
Q: In what ways does the current NYFF team honor the festival's history while still making it feel fresh and unique?
Lim explains that the NYFF has a long-standing identity as a festival that surveys the year in cinema, not as a competitive or world-premiere festival. The team maintains this through distinct sections (Main Slate, Spotlight, Currents, Revivals) and by continuously revisiting how to present films that are exciting and meaningful today, while keeping connections to the festival's past programming and collaborators.
James Gray, Adam Driver, and Miles Teller on Paper Tiger
Q: How did you balance authenticity of the period with a sense of myth or universality?
He discusses balancing micro specifics with universal emotion, noting that the film functions as a dream state rather than a documentary, and emphasizes that period details serve the emotional truth rather than strict accuracy.

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4. James Gray
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7. Kevin Walker
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