List of films shown at the New York Film Festival

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This is a list of feature-length films (at least 45 minutes) shown at the New York Film Festival. Films previously released in the U.S. and screened as retrospectives are not included.

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Films at the first New York Film Festival (1963)

Films at the second New York Film Festival (1964)

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Films at the 3rd New York Film Festival (1965)

Films at the 4th New York Film Festival (1966)

Films at the 5th New York Film Festival (1967)

Films at the 6th New York Film Festival (1968)

Films at the 7th New York Film Festival (1969)

Films at the 8th New York Film Festival (1970)

Film at the 9th New York Film Festival (1971)

Films at the 10th New York Film Festival (1972)

Films at the 11th New York Film Festival (1973)

Films at the 12th New York Film Festival (1974)

Films at the 13th New York Film Festival (1975)

Films at the 14th New York Film Festival (1976)

Films at the 15th New York Film Festival (1977)

Films at the 16th New York Film Festival (1978)

Films at the 17th New York Film Festival (1979)

Films at the 18th New York Film Festival (1980)

Films at the 19th New York Film Festival (1981)

Films at the 20th New York Film Festival (1982)

Films at the 21st New York Film Festival (1983)

Films at the 22nd New York Film Festival (1984)

Films at the 23rd New York Film Festival (1985)

Films at the 24th New York Film Festival (1986)

Films at the 25th New York Film Festival (1987)

Films at the 26th New York Film Festival (1988)

Films at the 27th New York Film Festival (1989)

Films at the 28th New York Film Festival (1990)

Films at the 29th New York Film Festival (1991)

Films at the 30th New York Film Festival (1992)

Films at the 31st New York Film Festival (1993)

Films at the 32nd New York Film Festival (1994)

Films at the 33rd New York Film Festival (1995)

Films at the 34th New York Film Festival (1996)

Films at the 35th New York Film Festival (1997)

Films at the 36th New York Film Festival (1998)

Films at the 37th New York Film Festival (1999)

Films at the 38th New York Film Festival (2000)

Films at the 39th New York Film Festival (2001)

Films at the 40th New York Film Festival (2002)

Films at the 41st New York Film Festival (2003)

Films at the 42nd New York Film Festival (2004)

Films at the 43rd New York Film Festival (2005)

Films at the 44th New York Film Festival (2006)

Films at the 45th New York Film Festival (2007)

Films at the 46th New York Film Festival (2008)

Films at the 47th New York Film Festival (2009)

Films at the 48th New York Film Festival (2010)

Films at the 49th New York Film Festival (2011)

Films at the 50th New York Film Festival (2012)

Films at the 51st New York Film Festival (2013)

Films at the 52nd New York Film Festival (2014)

Films at the 53rd New York Film Festival (2015)

Films at the 54th New York Film Festival (2016)

Films at the 55th New York Film Festival (2017)

Films at the 56th New York Film Festival (2018)

Films at the 57th New York Film Festival (2019)

Films at the 58th New York Film Festival (2020)

Films at the 59th New York Film Festival (2021)

Films at the 60th New York Film Festival (2022)

Films at the 61st New York Film Festival (2023)

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