Tribeca Film Festival 2012

Lesbians, Cannibals, Killers on the Run: New Zealand's 'Fresh Meat' Discussed in Hilarious Apple-Hosted Conversation

Some guilty pleasures sound better on paper, but the New Zealand horror-comedy "Fresh Meat" delivers on its outrageous premise. The movie, which had its world premiere at the Hawaii International Film Festival before making its way to the Tribeca Film Festival's midnight section this week, revolves ...

Critic's Notebook: Has Tribeca Improved? Yes, Depending Where You Look.

The filmmakers behind "First Winter" illegally shot a deer. Two of the lead actors from "Una Noche" bailed on their flight into town. These were the big stories of the 2012 Tribeca Film Festival. Now then: How about the quality of the movies?

Here is Everything You Need to Know About the 2012 Tribeca Film Festival

The 2012 Tribeca Film Festival came to a close on Sunday. Here's all of Indiewire's coverage, in addition to that of our blog network.

Here Are 15 Reviews of Tribeca Film Festival Titles

Indiewire was on the scene at this year's Tribeca Film Festival to grade this some of the most anticipated titles and hidden gems playing at the event. Below find 15 reviews of films that screened at the festival:

TRIBECA REVIEW: Why the Indian Pageant Documentary 'The World Before Her' Won the Top Jury Prize

The young women competing for the title of Miss India in documentarian Nisha Pahuja's Tribeca award-winning "The World Before Her" may represent progress in the context of the country's religious history, but among each other they only want the crown.

Critic's Notebook: Does 'The Avengers' Belong at the Tribeca Film Festival?

"The Avengers" will play like gangbusters at the closing night of the Tribeca Film Festival this Saturday. This is less prediction than absolute certainty. But does it belong there?

Val Kilmer and Harmony Korine Discuss the Fame, Insanity and Bad Outfits in 'The Fourth Dimension'

Greta Gerwig Salvages Daryl Wein's Generally Forgettable 'Lola Versus'

"Lola Versus" is directed by Daryl Wein and co-written by his partner Zoe Lister-Jones, but the its real auteur is Greta Gerwig. The actress plays the title character as if her career depended on it -- which it doesn't, but the movie does. Gerwig singlehanded carries this blithe, gener...

TRIBECA REVIEW: How 'Rubberneck' and 'Supporting Characters' Illustrate the Versatility of Alex Karpovsky