Ava DuVernay Is Taking Big Steps As A Filmmaker On TV
The ‘Selma’ filmmaker reteams with Oprah for a shrewd and potentially fruitful career move.
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‘We Could Be King’ And 5 Other Great Sports Docs On Netflix
‘We Could Be King’ made in collaboration with The DICK’S Sporting Goods Foundation was nominated for an Emmy. Watch it now and other great sports documentaries on Netflix!
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‘Ballet 422’ Director Jody Lee Lipes on Storytelling and The New York City Ballet
The verite-style doc featuring the New York City Ballet hits select cities on February 6.
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What Filmmakers Can Learn From The Duplass Brothers
Versatility and innovation are the keys to success.
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Despite New Kodak Deal Film Continues to Lose Ground
Kodak recently announced that it has finalized new film supply agreements with all six of the major Hollywood studios.
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Josh Hamilton Talks Sundance Gem ‘Take Me To The River’
TFF alum Josh Hamilton makes his return to Sundance.
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7 TFF Alumni to Watch At Sundance 2015
The Sundance Film Festival is already in full swing! Check out these great TFF alums who will surely makes waves in Park City this year.
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Kate Bosworth on ‘Still Alice’ and Working With Julianne Moore
We chatted with Kate Bosworth about ‘Still Alice’ and how her creative process has changed throughout her career.
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Stream "Boyhood,' 'Virunga' And More 2015 Oscar Nominees Right Now
Catch up with some of this year’s Academy Award nominated films without leaving the comfort of your home.
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‘Downton Abbey’ Actress Joanne Froggatt Destined For Indie Film Stardom
The Golden Globe winner shines opposite Eddie Marsan in Uberto Pasolini’s poignant ‘Still Life.’
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TFF Alums Score 2015 Oscar Nominations: See Full List
Congratulations to the stellar teams behind ‘Virunga’ and ‘The Phone Call.’
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Taking A Closer Look At the TFF Alumni on the Oscar Shortlist
Here’s our refresher on the potential 2015 Academy Award nominations that a few outstanding TFF alumni (5 docs and 1 short film!) could garner tomorrow morning.
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‘Match’ Is Now Playing in NYC
The legendary Patrick Stewart stars as a former dancer-turned-instructor with a checkered past in this favorite from TFF 2014.
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TFF 2014 Favorite 'Human Capital' Now Playing at Film Forum
Valeria Bruni Tedeschi won the Best Actress prize at the 2014 Tribeca Film Festival for her heartbreaking performance as a brittle housewife in "Human Capital."
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Read ‘Birdman,’ ‘Boyhood,’ ‘The Grand Budapest Hotel’ And More 2014 Scripts Online Now
23 of this year’s best screenplays from the likes of Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu, Wes Anderson, Gillian Flynn and William Monahan are now available for download.
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What Filmmakers Can Learn From Soderbergh’s 2014 Media Consumption
The legendary Steven Soderbergh just listed everything he watched and read in 2014 on his website. Here’s what we took from it.
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‘Keep On Keepin’ On,’ ‘Virunga’ And More Win At The Cinema Eye Honors
The big winner at the 8th Annual Cinema Eye Honors award ceremony was Laura Poitras’ ‘Citizenfour,’ which took home prizes for outstanding nonfiction feature, direction, editing and production.
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Can We Talk About Toni Collette in ‘Lucky Them’?
We’re highlighting five performances of the year that deserve recognition. Toni Collette shines as a music journalist who goes on a reluctant quest to uncover the truth behind a rock mystery.
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Can We Talk About Tom Hardy in ‘Locke’?
We’re highlighting five performances of the year that deserve recognition. Tom Hardy stars as a man who makes a life-altering decision in Stephen Knight’s gripping drama, 'Locke.'
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Patrick Wilson Gives Us The Scoop On ‘Let’s Kill Ward’s Wife’
We talk to the actor/producer about the twisted dark comedy and the advantages of working with friends and family.
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Can We Talk About Macon Blair in ‘Blue Ruin’?
We’re highlighting five performances of the year that deserve recognition. In Jeremy Saulnier’s searing ‘Blue Ruin,’ Macon Blair mesmerizes as a hapless, but effective vigilante.
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Can We Talk About Jenny Slate in ‘Obvious Child’?
We’re highlighting five performances of the year that deserve recognition. In 'Obvious Child,' Jenny Slate made us laugh and cringe as a Brooklyn comedian with a big decision to make.
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Can We Talk About Dan Stevens in ‘The Guest’?
We’re highlighting five performances of the year that deserve wider recognition. Dan Stevens mesmerizes and terrifies in this terrific throwback to 80’s horror thrillers.
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Have a Cinematic New Year’s Eve
Ring in the New Year with a glass of champagne (or sparkling cider!) and an appropriately themed movie.
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