New York Film Critics Circle

Check out essays on all of our award winners — including those up for Oscars tonight — from our members on the NYFCC website: nyfcc.com/category/essay…

"You'd be completely misguided to envy what we have. It's a brutal, brutal working relationship." "Marty Supreme" co-writers Josh Safdie and Ronald Bronstein accept the New York Film Critics Circle Award for Best Screenplay.

The #NYFCC's 2027 awards ceremony has been scheduled for Tuesday, January 5. The esteemed @DavidCRooney1 is our 2026 chair and will host the night's festivities!

You can read @mattsinger’s essay on “KPop Demon Hunters” at the NYFCC website: nyfcc.com/2026/01/matt-s…

Ken Jeong was on hand at the New York Film Critics Circle Awards to present Best Animated Film to members of the creative team behind “KPop Demon Hunters”: co-directors Maggie Kang and Chris Appelhans, and producer Michelle Wong.

Begun the BRIDE wars have. Here's my review of Maggie Gyllenhaal's astonishing mess of a movie premiereparty.com/p/the-bride-20…

The Bride! has such a good premise, built on a sound principle, with so many fascinating implications, that its failure to develop them is all the more disappointing: newyorker.com/culture/the-fr…

Sorry, Maggie Gyllenhaal and Jessie Buckley, but I do not promise to have and to hold THE BRIDE! in sickness and in health. This laborious feminist Frankenstein spin is an unholy mess notable more for its ambition than its achievement. My @THR review. hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-r…

I wrote about Frederick Wiseman, for whom most superlatives don't go far enough, and the most important thing he did that wasn't making movies. slate.com/culture/2026/0…

In memory and honor of Frederick Wiseman, who took hold of a still-young format and, guided from the start by an unyielding sense of principle, made a body of work so original, idea-rich, and unified that it seems foreordained—a historic fusion of investigation and the inner life

Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie the Review ign.com/articles/nirva…

Finally, a smooth-brained ‘Wuthering Heights.’ Emerald Fennell’s Emily Brontë adaptation is brave enough to just be about two messy bitches. vulture.com/article/review…

The Paris Theater is proud to continue its monthly screening series with the New York Film Critics Circle. On 2/15, @SamuelAAdams will present Joel and Ethan Coen’s BARTON FINK and moderate a Q&A w/ John Turturro.

The best film of #Sundance2026 was shot in 1972. In “Once Upon a Time In Harlem,” the late documentarian William Greaves gathers Harlem Renaissance luminaries for an afternoon debate, preserving history as intimate memory. Invigorating cinema. observer.com/2026/01/sundan…

From the New York Film Critics Circle Awards to Oscar nominees! Congratulations to the many talented artists and storytellers who earned Academy Awards nominations this morning including Ethan Hawke, Wagner Moura, Benicio Del Toro, Amy Madigan, and Rose Byrne.

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The Paris Theater is proud to continue its monthly screening series with the New York Film Critics Circle. On January 31, Richard Brody will present a 4K restoration of Noel Black’s Pretty Poison starring Tuesday Weld and Anthony Perkins.

Ben Stiller remembers his first time working with Benicio del Toro as he presents the New York Film Critics Circle award for Best Supporting Actor to del Toro for his performance in “One Battle After Another.”

It’s the beginning of a beautiful friendship when Lupita Nyong’o presents the award for Best Actor to Wagner Moura for his performance in Kleber Mendonça Filho’s “The Secret Agent” at the 91st New York Film Critics Circle Awards. @neonrated @Lupita_Nyongo

Ethan Hawke joined us to present the Best Actress award to Rose Byrne for her performance in Mary Bronstein’s “If I Had Legs I’d Kick You” at the 91st New York Film Critics Circle Awards. @IfIHadLegsMovie