Pay attention, jocks and movie lovers! Two Tribeca favorites, “Catching Hell” and “The Two Escobars,” will be included in ESPN’s 30 for 30 Film Favorites Collection, available this month. New season starts October 2!
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Melanie Lynskey, Christopher Abbott and Blythe Danner star in Todd Louiso and Sarah Koskoff’s intimate portrait of a woman on the verge.
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Writer/director So Yong Kim talks Paul Dano, rock‘n’roll and the brutal NY winter in her latest film, now playing at Film Forum; coming to VOD 9/19.
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“Side By Side,” Keanu Reeves and Chris Kenneally’s hit documentary exploring the film vs. digital debate, is now playing in New York, LA, and elsewhere. Many more cities to follow in the coming weeks!
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The world was rocked last Saturday with the news of the passing of the legendary Neil Armstrong. Join us as we pay tribute to this most daring—and humble—of men by rounding up some of our favorite movie astronauts.
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Stéphane Robelin’s delightful “All Together” will receive an October 19 release in the U.S., courtesy of Kino Lorber and Tribeca Film. Fun Fact: the dramedy features the iconic Jane Fonda in her first French-language film since Godard’s “Tout Va Bien.”
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The buzz surrounding “Resolution,” Aaron Moorhead and Justin Benson’s genre-defying, tour-de-force debut feature, is almost deafening. The TFF 2012 spooker will receive a 2013 North American release from Tribeca Film.
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Two iconic Jerseyites—Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes—take on the United Kindgom in a special edition of “Jay and Silent Bob Get Old.” Now available on cable VOD!
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With the 2012 London Olympics in full swing, we round up some special films guaranteed to inspire you to go for the Gold—or at the very least to hunker down with the relentless coverage of the 2012 Games. Medal, anyone?
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Rashida Jones and Andy Samberg star in this fresh, low-budget rom-com with surprising depth. Co-writer/actor Will McCormack and director Lee Toland Krieger dish on Sundance, collaboration, and screenings at Quincy Jones’ house.
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You may have gotten a chance to see crowd favorites “BURN” and “Fame High” at this year’s Festival, but others were not as lucky. One way to ensure that films such as these make their way into theaters is to donate to their causes. Can you help?
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Paul Dano re-teams with “Little Miss Sunshine” filmmakers Valerie Faris and Jonathan Dayton for “Ruby Sparks,” a fantastical fable written by—and co-starring—Zoe Kazan. The star opens up about researching famous writers and his upcoming Tribeca Film title “For Ellen.”
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Swedish director Malik Bendjelloul tracks the “South African Elvis” in the moving “Searching for Sugar Man.” Winner of Second Place in the TFF 2012 Heineken Audience Award race, the documentary opens in theaters Friday.
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Fresh from his Oscar-nominated performance in 2011’s “A Better Life,” the charming Demián Bichir talks about working with director Ian Power, filming in West Cork, and checking things off his professional bucket list. Now on VOD, “The Runway” is a family summer treat.
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Photographer-turned-director Lauren Greenfield discusses her buzzed-about feature debut, which chronicles the overreaching of America, as told through the lens of the wealthy Siegel family. We promise: you will watch with dropped jaw.
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Tune in to Dateline this Sunday, July 15, for “Finding Booker’s Place”, anchor Lester Holt’s in-depth look at the TFF 2012 documentary and race relations in America over the last five decades.
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In honor of Michael Winterbottom’s version of a Thomas Hardy classic (opening Friday), Tribeca invites you to revisit some of the most lush—and bleakly romantic— adaptations of the past 10 years. Swoon!
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Are you a believer or a skeptic? In the follow-up to his 2010 hit “Buried,” Cortés harnesses the talents of an excellent cast to tackle paranormal phenomena, hoaxes, and the human brain.
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NYC, this weekend’s going to be a scorcher! Beat the heat and check out the multi-talented Martin Donovan’s screenwriting and directorial debut, “Collaborator,” at IFC Center. The intense David Morse and the fetching Olivia Williams also star.
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As Sarah Polley's romantic triangle debuts this Friday, we take a look back at the Q&A with Michelle Williams, Sarah Silverman, and Luke Kirby that dazzled the TFF 2012 audience.
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In honor of Martin Sheen’s performance as a cinema-loving smalltown priest, we look back a few of our favorite Irish clergymen on screen. "Stella Days" opens Friday at the Quad Cinema, and is now available on VOD.
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Tribeca Film is thrilled to announce its pickup of the teen dramedy, which celebrated its world premiere at TFF 2012. Written by and starring Chris Colfer, this fresh coming-of-age story also features Allison Janney, Dermot Mulroney, Christina Hendricks and Rebel Wilson.
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Renaissance man Ethan Hawke reflects on his latest film, “The Woman in the Fifth,” the current state of Hollywood, and filmmaking as self-expression.
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During TFF 2012, Brookfield hosted an exclusive cocktail reception for BURN—a documentary about a year in the life of the Detroit Fire Department—followed by a panel discussion with the creative team (including Denis Leary!). BURN went on to win the Heineken Audience Award.
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Director Daryl Wein discusses the world premiere of Lola Versus at TFF 2012, shooting on the streets of NYC, and the challenges and pleasures of working with real-life partner Zoe Lister-Jones. The film opens Friday, June 8.
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