Viola Davis Isn't an Oscar Winner Yet — But She Should Be
A deep-dive into the cinematic offerings of the recent Emmy winner and redoubtable acting titan.
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NASHVILLE the Beautiful: How Robert Altman Dissected a Divided America in the Country Music Capital
In 1975, Robert Altman debuted the crown jewel of his career: a gutsy, broad-scale cinematic portrait of a divided America set within the Country Music Capital of the World. Today, it might just be the greatest American film of all time.
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Love, Laughter, and Lobsters: A Preview of the 2015 New York Film Festival
Over the next two weeks, NYC will become home to the best in international cinema, with an emphasis on potential awards season heavyweights. Here, we break down the films and events that should be priorities on your calendar.
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How GOODFELLAS Became Scorsese's Most Misunderstood Masterpiece
It's not Scorsese, it's you.
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13 Essential Movies Directed By Black Filmmakers That Are Streaming on Netflix
You'll laugh, you'll cry, and you'll also discover some criminally overlooked indie gems.
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Girlhood, Interrupted: Mélanie Laurent on Losing Friends and Working Out Demons in BREATHE
Mélanie Laurent talks practicing the art of cinematic catharsis in her second directorial outing, a bruising drama about a poisonous female friendship.
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WHAT TO WATCH: SUPPORTING CHARACTERS Friday at 10:00 p.m. on MSG Network
Just in time for the dog days of summer movie watching, MSG Network has partnered with Tribeca Film for Tribeca Film Presents, a special summer-long event telecasting Tribeca Film movies every Friday from June through September.
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M. Night Shyamalan's Surprise Comeback, Alison Brie & Jason Sudeikis' Rom-Com Gold, Chris Rock's CB4 & More
The best new movies and repertory screenings for you to check out in NYC over the weekend.
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Will We Ever Get to See Idris Elba's Bond?
James Bond author Anthony Horowitz has apologized for calling Idris Elba "too street" to play 007. But has the damage already been done?
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Let's Stop Treating MUSIC OF THE HEART as the Forgettable Footnote in Wes Craven’s Career
Revisiting the 1999 Oscar-nominated Meryl Streep music drama on the occasion of Wes Craven’s passing.
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WHAT TO WATCH: THE GIANT MECHANICAL MAN Friday at 10:00 p.m. on MSG Network
Just in time for the dog days of summer movie watching, MSG Network has partnered with Tribeca Film for Tribeca Film Presents, a special summer-long event telecasting Tribeca Film movies every Friday from June through September.
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The Strange Cinematic Staying Power of Carly Rae Jepsen’s E·MO·TION
Carly Rae Jepsen's latest foray in bubblegum pop is the most electrifying eighties soundtrack John Hughes never used.
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Interview: BUFFALO RETURNS' Mark Tilsen is Transforming His Native Community, One Health Bar at a Time
Gini Reticker's documentary short BUFFALO RETURNS explores how one Native entrepreneur used a centuries-old buffalo recipe to put a new spin on the health bar and revive his struggling Lakota reservation in the process.
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WHAT TO WATCH: NEWLYWEDS Friday at 10:00 p.m. on MSG Network
Just in time for the dog days of summer movie watching, MSG Network has partnered with Tribeca Film for Tribeca Film Presents, a special summer-long event telecasting Tribeca Film movies every Friday from June through September.
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No Script, No Studio, No Problem: Joe Swanberg and Jake Johnson Discuss DIGGING FOR FIRE
The mumblecore maverick and versatile comedic actor discuss their latest collaboration, a Sundance-stamped drama about marriage, money, and a murder.
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