NY Film Fest: 15 Films, 28 Shorts

The 64th New York Film Festival has announced its Currents lineup, featuring 15 feature films and 28 shorts that expand the possibilities of cinematic form. The world premiere of Tala Hadid's 'Bardi' is the centerpiece of the Currents section, which will run from September 25 to October 12.

The Currents section includes a range of notable films, including the world premiere of 'Heil Jupiter!' by Carlos Reygadas, 'Overt Listening' by Tiffany Sia, and 'At Night' by Beatrice Gibson, described as a 'shapeshifting, feminist meditation'. Other films in the section include 'London' by Sebastian Brameshuber, about a driver connecting with ride sharers on the Westautobahn, and 'Red Rocks' by Bruno Dumont, an observational yet fanciful story about kids on the French Riviera.

The festival will also showcase a new restoration of Fred Camper's 'Suicide Notes' as part of both the Currents and Revivals sections. Mariano Llinás' 'Life of Jorge Borges' is a 330-minute biographical film that will be screened as part of the Currents section.

## What's Showing The Currents section presents films that expand the possibilities of the form, reminding us that contemporary cinema is an ever-evolving terrain. The section includes a range of films that push the boundaries of narrative and form, including experimental films, documentaries, and fiction features.

## Why it Matters The New York Film Festival's Currents section is a showcase for innovative and experimental filmmaking from around the world. The section provides a platform for filmmakers to showcase their work and for audiences to experience new and exciting films. The festival's focus on expanding the possibilities of cinematic form makes it a unique and important event in the film calendar.

The 64th New York Film Festival will run from September 25 to October 12, and will feature a range of films, including the 15 feature films and 28 shorts in the Currents section. With its focus on innovative and experimental filmmaking, the festival is a must-see event for film enthusiasts and industry professionals alike.