Tribeca Festival Sets Key 2023 Dates, Submission Deadlines
The New York City-based festival will take place from June 7 to 18 next year.
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‘Alone Together’ Review: Katie Holmes’ COVID Lockdown Rom-Com Quietly Shines, Until It Doesn’t
Holmes writes, directs, produces, and stars in a YOLO pandemic love story at the start of the pandemic, opposite Jim Sturgess.
Tribeca Awards 2022: ‘Good Girl Jane,’ ‘January,’ and ‘The Cave of Adullam’ Take Top Honors
“Hueseara” and documentary “Katrina Babies” additionally won leading awards.
‘Body Parts’ Review: Lively Documentary Flips the Script on Women in Film, with Notes to Spare
Objects become subjects in this sharply focused study of nudity, sex scenes, and the rise of intimacy coordinators.
B.J. Novak Wanted ‘Vengeance’ to Be Like ‘Get Out’ for Disconnected Hook-Up Culture
Tribeca: Novak said the film was inspired by a period of “hanging out with John Mayer and having some shallow side to my life when I thought I had it all figured out.”
‘Jerry & Marge Go Large’ Review: Lottery Loophole Flick Proves Retirees Can Make Algorithmic Content Too
Tribeca: David Frankel’s new movie dares to ask the question “what if Bryan Cranston played a suburban dad who found a dubious way to make money?”
‘Three Headed Beast’ Review: Wordless Polyamory Drama Is an Impressive Triumph of Craft
Tribeca: This ambitious experimental romance relies on tight editing to follow three entangled lovers with almost no dialogue.
‘Of Medicine and Miracles’ Review: Immensely Moving Documentary Finds Hope in the Fight Against Cancer
Tribeca: “Born into Brothels” director Ross Kauffman turns his eye toward cancer in this ugly cry of a film about a doctor and his patient.
‘After Sherman’ Review: A Piercing Documentary About a Fading South and a Beloved People
Tribeca: The director patches through time by speaking with his father, friends, and neighbors to tell the history of the Gullah Geechee community.
‘Vengeance’ Review: B.J. Novak’s Very Funny Directorial Debut Is a Razor-Sharp Podcast Noir
Equal parts “Under the Silver Lake” and “This American Life,” B.J. Novak’s fish-out-of-water story finds big truths in deep Texas.
Why the Creators of ‘A League of Their Own’ Wanted to ‘Rob the Bank’ for Season 1
Abbi Jacobson and Will Graham wanted to turn the focus of Penny Marshall’s “A League of Their League” onto queer women of color who played baseball in the 1940s.
‘Allswell’ Review: This Latinx Family Drama Features Great Actors Lost in Cliche
Tribeca: The script provides intense characters, but it all comes off as fodder for audition sides.
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