The Disappearance of Alice Creed: Gemma Arterton
Erstwhile Bond Girl Gemma Arterton shows off a new side as the title character in the twisty and tense British thriller, which played at TFF 2010 and opens this weekend in limited release.
Faces of Tribeca Film:
Julian Kemp
Not your generic chick flick, My Last Five Girlfriends is a romantic comedy from the male perspective, capable of wooing male and female audiences alike. See it on the beach—for FREE!—at Caesars Atlantic City on July 11!
Faces of Tribeca Film: David Russo
The Immaculate Conception of Little Dizzle defies categorization, though the film's director does his best. Learn more about this trippy hit, and see it at Tribeca Cinemas or at home via Tribeca Film On Demand.
Faces of Tribeca Film: Josh Appignanesi
The director of the identity comedy The Infidel talks features vs. stand-up and why NY audiences need to laugh. See it at Tribeca Cinemas and at home via Tribeca Film On Demand.
Faces of the Festival: Jeremy Doner
One of the screenwriters behind the French romantic comedy Heartbreaker talks about couple-breakers, writing great roles for women, and getting the seal of approval by the writer of Dirty Dancing.
Faces of the Festival: Alexandra Codina
Monica & David is a love story unlike any you've ever seen. Meet director Alexandra Codina, fresh from the film's win as Best Documentary Feature!
Faces of the Festival: Chris Messina
New York story Monogamy is one of the hits of the Festival. Meet star Chris Messina, whom you might recognize from a little film called Julie & Julia.
Faces of the Festival: Aaron Schneider
Director Aaron Schneider chats about his feature-length film debut with an all-star cast, Get Low. Does it get any better than Spacek, Murray and Duvall?
Faces of the Festival: Carmel Winters
Meet the writer/director of the Irish film Snap, the very intimate story of a mother and son navigating a difficult relationship.
