‘The Many Saints of Newark’ World Premiere to Kick Off Inaugural Tribeca Fall Preview in September
The first event in the new fall series will bring one of the season’s most anticipated films to New York City’s Beacon Theatre.
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Tribeca to Bring Unreal Engine to Indie Filmmakers via Fall Program — Exclusive
Indie filmmakers will have the opportunity to learn about Epic Games’ cutting edge 3D creation tool during a Tribeca-hosted program in fall 2021.
Dave Chappelle Delivers a Rousing Follow-Up to ‘Block Party’ for Packed Radio City Crowd
“Dave Chappelle: This Time This Place,” from “American Factory” directors Steve Bognar and Julia Reichert, played to a packed and appreciative house.
Tribeca Festival Took ‘Film’ Out of Its Name and Captured the Ambiguous State of the Industry
While studio films spoke to the murky nature of the market, the first big in-person festival of the year showcased some promising work.
Screen Talk Live: Studios and Indies Face a Daunting Future, but Here Are Some Signs of Hope
At a live event for the 2021 Tribeca Festival, Eric Kohn and Anne Thompson discussed recent debates about the film industry’s future and took questions from the audience.
M. Night Shyamalan on ‘Complicated’ Shooting of ‘Old’ During the Pandemic in Hurricane Season
During a recent Tribeca Festival panel, the filmmaker discussed the difficult filming conditions he worked through while directing his latest film.
‘False Positive’ Review: Ilana Glazer’s Pregnancy Thriller Isn’t a Bad ‘Rosemary’s Baby’ Riff, It’s Worse
John Lee’s aimless feature isn’t dark enough to be scary, funny enough to be a comedy, or smart enough to say anything about the many topics it seems to want to tackle.
‘Werewolves Within’ Review: A Fun Horror-Comedy About the Need for Good Neighbors
Tribeca: Josh Ruben’s unusually good video game adaptation boasts a killer ensemble cast that includes Sam Richardson, Milana Vaynytub, and Michael Chernus.
‘Last Film Show’ Review: An Indian Boy Creates His Own Cinema in a Sweet Ode to the Movies
Tribeca: Paying homage to everyone from Sergio Leone to Satyajit Ray, this coming-of-age story is an ethereal take on the magic of movies.
‘Catch the Fair One’ Review: Boxer Kali Reis Delivers a Knockout Performance in Bruising Sex Trafficking Thriller
Tribeca: With Ronda Rousey lying low and Gina Carano not lying low enough, boxer Kali Reis is here to show other fighters how to act.
‘The Novice’ Review: Isabelle Fuhrman Explodes Off the Screen in Intense College Rowing Drama
The “Orphan” star turns in a staggeringly tense performance in Lauren Hadaway’s athletic drama turned character study.
How Bradley Cooper and Guillermo del Toro Bonded Over Dark Times and ‘Nightmare Alley’
Cooper and del Toro talk shooting the show biz noir out of order, before and after the pandemic, and how the experience brought them closer together.
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