Though Jon Heder is best known for his comedic roles in films like “Napoleon Dynamite,” he dives into indie drama for his latest film, “For Ellen,” starring Paul Dano. Now in theaters and on VOD.
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As technology rapidly expands what is possible in terms of storytelling—and audiences become increasingly immersed in a story’s creation and dissemination—Tribeca is leading the way in supporting storytellers through this evolution. Over the next month, Future of Film will feature storytellers who are breaking new ground.
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“All of us have to care, to really focus on our cities, because that’s where most people live, and they’re crumbling.” Heidi Ewing, who directed “Detropia” with Rachel Grady, sees her film as an illustrative call to action.
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The French actor/director openly channels “The Big Chill” in his all-star ensemble set against the exquisite backdrop of southern France. Pretty people (and Oscar winners) abound in this contemplative friendship drama.
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The new documentary “Side By Side” is a must-see for all fans of film—those interested in its 120-year history as well as those curious about where the medium is heading in the century to come. Watch it today on VOD or on iTunes!
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You’ve been watching our daily clips that didn’t make the final cut of Keanu Reeves and Chris Kenneally’s new documentary “Side By Side.” Catch the movie in Los Angeles this Friday, with more cities to come. Can’t wait? Watch it on VOD on 8/22!
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The writer/director/star talks about her fascination with annoying people, Chris Rock’s confessional relationship with Obama, and her love of Scorsese comedies like “Goodfellas”—wait, what? “2 Days in New York” is now playing in theaters and on VOD.
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For Ai Weiwei, “the role of an artist is to be focused on communication, engagement, and furthering conversation.” We all could learn a lot from the famed Chinese artist, and in Alison Klayman’s new bio-doc, we do.
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The breezes were cool, the tables were hot, and the beach was sizzling for Tribeca's third annual Movies on the Beach series. Thanks to our partners at Caesars Atlantic City Hotel & Casino for hosting the show—they sure put on an event to remember!
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Our friends at Bombay Sapphire have taken their interest in imagination + film to the next level, with an inspired contest being helmed by Oscar-winning screenwriter Geoffrey Fletcher (“Precious”). Tap into your creative juices and get started on your entry today. Do you have a film in you?
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Indiewire’s top-notch editors have rounded up over 200 critics’ scores of all the movies released so far in 2012—at festivals, in theaters, on VOD—and three movies from Tribeca Film have made Criticwire’s cut (with two topping individual lists). We think you’ll like them, too.
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At the center of Benh Zeitlin's new film is Hushpuppy: an indelible girl-spirit forging her way through hurricanes, impending death, and a glacial shift in her understanding of the world around her. It's magical stuff, indeed.
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Kirby Dick’s important new documentary unravels the truth about the prevalence of sexual assault in today’s U.S. military—and the institutional cover-ups that further denigrate the victims. The movie is hard to watch, but the black-and-white realities are even harder to ignore.
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Now on VOD: the debut feature from the whip-smart Martin Donovan (“Trust,” “Weeds,” “Saved!”). Starring the elusive David Morse, Olivia Williams, and Donovan himself, “Collaborator” is a well-acted, intimate tragicomedy. Write what you know, right?
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An early 2013 U.S. release is planned for Kim Nguyen's powerfully poignant film about a child soldier in the Congo. Find out why “War Witch” won the Founders Award for Best Narrative Feature at the 2012 Tribeca Film Festival, and marvel at the extraordinary performance of teenager Rachel Mwanza, who was named Best Actress.
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All day long, New York City hums—with art, commerce, creativity, and people making its vibrancy come alive. During the Tribeca Film Festival, our cameras caught it all.
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As a moviegoer, it’s easy to forget what actors go through in order to create a character from another time, place, or mental state. With this short film, the luxury hotel brand Conrad Hotels and Resorts takes us along on an actor’s journey to self-discovery.
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Fans of Tim and Eric, rejoice! Tribeca Film has picked up The Comedy, starring Tim Heidecker and featuring Eric Wareheim, for North American distribution. Look for Rick Alverson’s powerful and provocative character study this fall.
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Love movies? Love free movies even more? Check out Tribeca Film titles in this year’s River to River® Festival in lower Manhattan! Free outdoor screenings include "Stella Days," "Collaborator," "The Runway" and "Side By Side."
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Making summer plans? Head to Florence in June for the Tuscan Sun Festival, where Tribeca will add a cinematic dimension to one of Europe’s favorite cultural festivals. Who else is going? Tony Bennett!
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In its third year, the Tribeca Online Film Festival evolved into a multi-layered facet of the larger Festival, thanks to filmmakers, panelists, and viewers alike.
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Check out Tribeca on Punch!, a topical game-like app for iPad that lets users “play with pop culture.” See Tribeca brought to life in way that can only exist on iPad.
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If you missed the live stream of the TFF Awards, you can now watch the recorded video of the entire ceremony. Congratulations to all the winners!
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As planning for the 2012 edition gets underway, Tribeca Film Festival names a new artistic director, adding a French twist to the New York festivities.
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