Filmmaker brothers Benny and Josh Safdie invited me to meet them here and afterward discuss their second feature, Daddy Long Legs, which had its U.S. premiere on Friday at the Sundance Film ...

The Safdie brothers will premiere "Good Time" at the 2017 Cannes Film Festival, but "Daddy Longlegs" put them on the map there.

It was a personal film for the Safdie brothers, and some of the tension and realistic atmosphere praised in their later movies can be glimpsed here and there throughout Daddy Longlegs.

Josh and Benny Safdie’s feature film “Daddy Longlegs” portrays the problems with growing up with their father.

When I was asked by The Huffington Post to comment on New York movies premiering in Sundance, the first film that popped into my mind was Josh and Bennie Safdie’s Daddy Longlegs. Now, as you may know, ...

The streets are long overdue for an Adam Sandler-Safdie Brothers reunion. But there's some bad news for the follow-up film after their work on Uncut Gems. In a recent interview with Collider, the ...

The Safdie brothers have been fixtures at Cannes since their first two features, “The Pleasure of Being Robbed” and “Go Get Some Rosemary” (also titled “Daddy Long Legs”), which played ...

And collaborators, too. Daddy Longlegs screens at the Alamo Drafthouse at the Ritz July 18, 19, & 21 as part of the SXSW Presents series. See Film Listings, for showtimes.

The Safdie Brothers are developing an untitled feature film that has Adam Sandler attached to star.

In his debut feature The Pleasure of Being Robbed (2008), New York City native Josh Safdie shot scenes of the Big Apple from a car that were totally fresh—not an easy feat in a metropolis that ...

While the Adam Sandler saga brought the Safdies a bigger audience, "Daddy Longlegs" is the must-see movie for anyone entranced by their gritty New York style.

When I was asked by The Huffington Post to comment on New York movies premiering in Sundance, the first film that popped into my mind was Josh and Bennie Safdie's Daddy Longlegs. Now, as you may know, ...