Film at Lincoln Center has unveiled the lineup for the 64th New York Film Festival’s Currents section, which spotlights work that broadens cinematic form. The section includes the world premiere of filmmaker and photographer Tala Hadid’s “Bardi,” described as drawing on Hadid’s immersion in the world of horse-riders in central Morocco.
Organizers say this year’s Currents slate features 15 feature films. Deadline reports that five are world premieres, along with a restoration presented as a “world premiere.” Variety similarly highlights “Bardi” as this year’s Centerpiece selection, underscoring its status within the festival program. While the two outlets focus on the same main titles and festival framing, Deadline provides more of the overall lineup structure and premiere counts, while Variety leads with details about “Bardi” and its thematic context.
