Foreign Films To Flood New York Movie Scene
New York readers will see a flood of foreign films at the New York Film Festival opening Friday at Lincoln Center. The festival gathers 16 carefully selected titles, with strong European works like Truffaut’s Small Change and Rohmer Rivette offerings set against a backdrop of industry limits and distribution costs. It presents a broad view of postwar cinema, showing varied styles from Spain France and Italy while noting the market challenges that keep many foreign films from wide U.S. release.
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