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Talking Movies reports on some early highlights from this year's New York Film Festival, which is marking its sixtieth anniversary. Included in the coverage is the opening night film White Noise – an adaptation by film-maker Noah Baumbach – of author Don DeLillo's postmodern 1985 novel.

The team also reports on She Said. Starring Carey Mulligan, it's one of the most anticipated festival titles and looks at the journalists who worked on a New York Times report that detailed sexual abuse allegations against Harvey Weinstein and helped to launch the #MeToo movement.

And Tom Brook sits down with South Korean film-maker Park Chan-wook to talk about his critically acclaimed romantic mystery Decision to Leave.