Watch 30 Exceptional Short Films for Free in The New Yorker’s Online Screening Room
Watch 30 Exceptional Short Films for Free in The New Yorker’s Online Screening Room
Nov 12, 2021
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Five New Yorker shorts—two documentaries, a pair of animated films, and a live-action short film—have been nominated for Academy Awards, a record for the magazine in a single year. Watch them all: http://nyer.cm/UQFe6oL | The New Yorker
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Five New Yorker shorts—two documentaries, a pair of animated films, and a live-action short film—have been nominated for Academy Awards, a record for the magazine in a single year. Watch them all: http://nyer.cm/UQFe6oL | The New Yorker
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The New Yorker Documentary
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Nov 6, 2019
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Five New Yorker Films Receive 2023 Academy Award Nominations
Five New Yorker Films Receive 2023 Academy Award Nominations
Jan 24, 2023
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The New Yorker Presents - Where to Watch and Stream Online – Entertainment.ie
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Sep 30, 2022
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Introducing The Screening Room, an online space for us to share short films we love and the stories behind them: http://nyr.kr/1yarDUw In “Marcela & Rock,” part of the eccentric project “The And,” a married couple exchanges intimate and awkward questions. Watch the full film here: http://nyr.kr/1yarTmH | The New Yorker
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Introducing The Screening Room, an online space for us to share short films we love and the stories behind them: http://nyr.kr/1yarDUw In “Marcela & Rock,” part of the eccentric project “The And,” a married couple exchanges intimate and awkward questions. Watch the full film here: http://nyr.kr/1yarTmH | The New Yorker
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The 20 Best Movies Set in New York City, Ranked
The 20 Best Movies Set in New York City, Ranked
Oct 2, 2020
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This year’s best movies were bold undertakings both onscreen and off. Our film critic Richard Brody picks his three favorites and explains why they are extraordinary films. See his Top 20 here: http://nyer.cm/TxODvU6 | The New Yorker
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This year’s best movies were bold undertakings both onscreen and off. Our film critic Richard Brody picks his three favorites and explains why they are extraordinary films. See his Top 20 here: http://nyer.cm/TxODvU6 | The New Yorker
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Our film critic Richard Brody discuses three movies from the first half of the year that he loved. Let us know your favorites in the comments. | The New Yorker
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Our film critic Richard Brody discuses three movies from the first half of the year that he loved. Let us know your favorites in the comments. | The New Yorker
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2016 Oscar-Winning Short: “Stutterer” | The New Yorker Screening Room
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2016 Oscar-Winning Short: “Stutterer” | The New Yorker Screening Room
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The two-time Oscar-winning cinematographer Sir Roger Deakins, who has worked on films such as “No Country For Old Men,” “Blade Runner 2049,” and “1917,” shares a movie, a book, an album, and a TV show that have had a profound impact on him. | The New Yorker
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The two-time Oscar-winning cinematographer Sir Roger Deakins, who has worked on films such as “No Country For Old Men,” “Blade Runner 2049,” and “1917,” shares a movie, a book, an album, and a TV show that have had a profound impact on him. | The New Yorker
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Our film critic Justin Chang shares three of his picks for the best films of 2025 so far. Let us know what your favorites of the year are in the comments. | The New Yorker
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Our film critic Justin Chang shares three of his picks for the best films of 2025 so far. Let us know what your favorites of the year are in the comments. | The New Yorker
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Summer-movie season is upon us. From a big blockbuster sequel to an arthouse retelling of a Greek myth, our critic Justin Chang shares three films you should seek out in theatres. | The New Yorker
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Summer-movie season is upon us. From a big blockbuster sequel to an arthouse retelling of a Greek myth, our critic Justin Chang shares three films you should seek out in theatres. | The New Yorker
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Introducing the New Yorker Documentary, a new video series showcasing true, human stories, both long and short, that offer uncommon perspectives on contemporary issues. Learn more:http://nyer.cm/17KZZjt | The New Yorker
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Introducing the New Yorker Documentary, a new video series showcasing true, human stories, both long and short, that offer uncommon perspectives on contemporary issues. Learn more:http://nyer.cm/17KZZjt | The New Yorker
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The films that premièred at Cannes this year offered much to savor and revile. Our critic Justin Chang was fortunate enough to see them all on the big screen, “projected under superior conditions in houses packed with fellow movie lovers.” See his ranking of the 22 films in competition: http://nyer.cm/1QCv7ru | The New Yorker
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The films that premièred at Cannes this year offered much to savor and revile. Our critic Justin Chang was fortunate enough to see them all on the big screen, “projected under superior conditions in houses packed with fellow movie lovers.” See his ranking of the 22 films in competition: http://nyer.cm/1QCv7ru | The New Yorker
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Even the most fateful decisions can begin with an innocent impulse. In “Night Ride,” a narrative short film by Eirik Tveiten, Ebba steps inside a tram to escape the chill of a winter’s night. Moments later, she finds herself driving off with it. When Ebba picks up a group of passengers, one of whom begins harassing another, her night becomes even more complex. Tveiten said that he hopes the film will inspire people to find the courage to speak up when they see someone in harm’s way. “Often, it s
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Even the most fateful decisions can begin with an innocent impulse. In “Night Ride,” a narrative short film by Eirik Tveiten, Ebba steps inside a tram to escape the chill of a winter’s night. Moments later, she finds herself driving off with it. When Ebba picks up a group of passengers, one of whom begins harassing another, her night becomes even more complex. Tveiten said that he hopes the film will inspire people to find the courage to speak up when they see someone in harm’s way. “Often, it s
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A new documentary offers a behind-the-scenes look at the making of The New Yorker in its centenary year. Watch it now on Netflix. | The New Yorker
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A new documentary offers a behind-the-scenes look at the making of The New Yorker in its centenary year. Watch it now on Netflix. | The New Yorker
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Richard Kind on Making a Short Film About Making a Short Film | Proof of Concept | The New Yorker
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Richard Kind on Making a Short Film About Making a Short Film | Proof of Concept | The New Yorker
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According to our film critic Richard Brody, 2025 has been a spectacular year for movies. But which films had the honor of making his best-of-the-year list? Watch to find out, and head here for his complete list: https://newyorkermag.visitlink.me/5iV2XL | The New Yorker
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According to our film critic Richard Brody, 2025 has been a spectacular year for movies. But which films had the honor of making his best-of-the-year list? Watch to find out, and head here for his complete list: https://newyorkermag.visitlink.me/5iV2XL | The New Yorker
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Jan 1, 2009
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Our celebration of The New Yorker’s centenary continues with a new special issue, out today, on the culture industry, featuring reporting on how the film studio A24 cracked the indie blockbuster, whether Sotheby’s can survive its billionaire owner, how pop criticism lost its edge, a peek behind the curtains at what fact checking looks like at the magazine, a Profile of Patricia Lockwood, a review of Elizabeth Gilbert’s new memoir, and more. The issue features two covers: the first, “Being Eustac
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Our celebration of The New Yorker’s centenary continues with a new special issue, out today, on the culture industry, featuring reporting on how the film studio A24 cracked the indie blockbuster, whether Sotheby’s can survive its billionaire owner, how pop criticism lost its edge, a peek behind the curtains at what fact checking looks like at the magazine, a Profile of Patricia Lockwood, a review of Elizabeth Gilbert’s new memoir, and more. The issue features two covers: the first, “Being Eustac
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Our film critics watch a lot of movies in a year. By December, their viewing slates span international standouts, festival favorites, studio blockbusters, and plenty more in between. Justin Chang and Richard Brody take us through the year in film and rank the best offerings, two different ways. See the full list: https://newyorkermag.visitlink.me/K8D2Ok | The New Yorker
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Our film critics watch a lot of movies in a year. By December, their viewing slates span international standouts, festival favorites, studio blockbusters, and plenty more in between. Justin Chang and Richard Brody take us through the year in film and rank the best offerings, two different ways. See the full list: https://newyorkermag.visitlink.me/K8D2Ok | The New Yorker
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Knight of Fortune | 2024 Oscar-Nominated Live-Action Short | The New Yorker Screening Room
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Knight of Fortune | 2024 Oscar-Nominated Live-Action Short | The New Yorker Screening Room
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Richard Brody on the symbolic gestures of the 2025 Oscar nominations, and the films and performances that should have made the list. https://newyorkermag.visitlink.me/1ivROW | The New Yorker
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Richard Brody on the symbolic gestures of the 2025 Oscar nominations, and the films and performances that should have made the list. https://newyorkermag.visitlink.me/1ivROW | The New Yorker
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Our critic Richard Brody shares a few of the films he found worthy of an Academy Award. See the rest of his Oscar picks here: http://nyer.cm/dslAxfd | The New Yorker
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Our critic Richard Brody shares a few of the films he found worthy of an Academy Award. See the rest of his Oscar picks here: http://nyer.cm/dslAxfd | The New Yorker
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The Cost of a Fortune | The Diamond | The New Yorker Screening Room
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The Cost of a Fortune | The Diamond | The New Yorker Screening Room
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Jorge Camarotti’s “Ousmane,” a quiet story full of big emotions, has been named one of Vimeo’s top films of the year. In the short, an African immigrant, Ousmane, reaches out to an older woman with dementia. Watch it here: http://nyer.cm/TcqgeD0 | The New Yorker
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Jorge Camarotti’s “Ousmane,” a quiet story full of big emotions, has been named one of Vimeo’s top films of the year. In the short, an African immigrant, Ousmane, reaches out to an older woman with dementia. Watch it here: http://nyer.cm/TcqgeD0 | The New Yorker
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Do Not Feed the Pigeons: A Moment of Magic, Courtesy of Pigeons | The New Yorker Screening Room
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Do Not Feed the Pigeons: A Moment of Magic, Courtesy of Pigeons | The New Yorker Screening Room
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