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‘7 Stages To Achieve Eternal Bliss’ Review: Dan Harmon Steals the Show in Kooky Cult Comedy About the Afterlife — Tribeca
Taika Waititi offers the key to enlightenment from a bathtub in this trippy comedy packed with plenty of laugh-out-loud cameos.
‘The Staircase’ New Episodes: Director on Why the Series Has Finally Come to an End — Tribeca
Jean-Xavier de Lestrade also explained why “The Staircase” was never about proving Michael Peterson’s innocence.
Time’s Up Celebrates a Culture Changing Through ‘Dialogues, Not Monologues’ at First New York City Event — Tribeca
The organization landed at the Tribeca Film Festival for a full day of events, focused on everything that has happened in just four months, and what’s next.
‘To Dust’ and ‘United Skates’ Win the 2018 Tribeca Film Festival Audience Awards
“Mapplethorpe” and “Momentum Generation” were the runners-up.
Alexander Payne Says ‘Downsizing’ Is the Most Difficult Film He’s Ever Made — and Addresses Its Icy Reception — Tribeca
He believes that the narrative was too ambitious for a single film.
Memo to Distributors: Buy These 2018 Tribeca Film Festival Movies
These movies still need homes. Somebody do something!
Steve Buscemi and Alexandre Rockwell Revisit ‘In the Soup,’ the Sundance Hit That Left Its Director Struggling For a Purpose
Rockwell’s film won the Sundance Grand Jury prize in 1992, beating out “Reservoir Dogs,” then dropped off the map. Here’s what happened next.
‘Tiny Shoulders’ Review: Barbie Documentary Blends Feminist Theory With Untold History
Andrea Nevins’ meticulously made documentary rethinks and recontextualizes Barbie and her legacy during a pivotal time in the doll’s story.
2018 Tribeca Film Festival Awards: ‘Diane,’ ‘Smuggling Hendrix,’ and More Take Top Honors
Ken Jones’ drama won three different awards.
Q&A 101: Everything You Should Never Ask Talent After Watching a Movie
Q&A sessions can be terrible for everyone involved, but if you adhere to these standards, the world will be a better place.
‘The Rachel Divide’ Review: Netflix’s Rachel Dolezal Documentary Humanizes a Controversial Figure, But With a Cost
Laura Brownson’s intimate documentary can’t help but humanize the controversial figure, but it ultimately fails to balance a thorny story.
