For many of the cinephiles who attended the Telluride Film Festival this past September, the great discovery was not necessarily 12 Years a Slave or Gravity but Ida, which opens tomorrow at New York's Film Forum and Lincoln Plaza. Of the notable world premieres at the prestigious Colorado festival, it was haunting precisely for its simplicity and subtlety. As Jean Renoir -- the great French director of Grand Illusion -- once proposed, "the more emotional the material, the less emotional the trea...
For many of the cinephiles who attended the Telluride Film Festival this past September, the great discovery was not necessarily 12 Years a Slave or Gravity but Ida, which opens tomorrow at New York's Film Forum and Lincoln Plaza. Of the notable world premieres at the prestigious Colorado festival, it was haunting precisely for its simplicity and subtlety. As Jean Renoir -- the great French director of Grand Illusion -- once proposed, "the more emotional the material, the less emotional the trea...
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