Film at Lincoln Center Podcast
Sep 29, 2026 · 16 min · 11 segments
At the 64th New York Film Festival, Chris Rock, Rosalind Eleazar, Daniel Kaluuya, Topher Grace, and Amy Landecker discuss Misty Green with NYFF Artistic Director Dennis Lim. In the star-making…
Chris RockGuest
Rosalind EleazarGuest
Amy LandeckerGuest
Daniel KaluuyaGuest
Topher GraceGuestI think we only have time for one more.
But I wanted to ask you, I think this film is really one of the, I think it's a great LA film.
I know we're in New York, so that's a different perspective on the other coast.
But I wonder, do you see this film fitting into this tradition of films about Hollywood and the dark side of Hollywood? You know, Sunset Boulevard, Day of the Locust.
Mulholland Drive, which I think actually I thought a lot about Mulholland Drive with all these audition
Greenberg.
Yes.
many of these.
I don't know.
Were you thinking about this film?
It's, you know, the weather and the palm trees and homeless people everywhere, man.
You know, just, you know, like Magnolia, like, it's like, wow, Skid Row and Rodeo Drive are like seven miles apart or something.
I think we only have time for one more.
But I wanted to ask you, I think this film is really one of the, I think it's a great LA film.
I know we're in New York, so that's a different perspective on the other coast.
But I wonder, do you see this film fitting into this tradition of films about Hollywood and the dark side of Hollywood? You know, Sunset Boulevard, Day of the Locust.
Mulholland Drive, which I think actually I thought a lot about Mulholland Drive with all these audition
Greenberg.
Yes.
many of these.
I don't know.
Were you thinking about this film?
It's, you know, the weather and the palm trees and homeless people everywhere, man.
You know, just, you know, like Magnolia, like, it's like, wow, Skid Row and Rodeo Drive are like seven miles apart or something.
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