Tribeca Film Institute Will Honor Joan Rivers This Thursday
Come celebrate the life and works of Joan Rivers with a special benefit screening of ‘Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work’ at Tribeca Cinemas on September 18.
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Watch the Trailer for ‘Art and Craft’
This favorite from TFF 2014 opens this Friday in NYC at Lincoln Plaza and the Angelika Film Center.
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Juliette Lewis On ‘Kelly & Cal’ And Telling Compelling Stories
We talk to the actress/musician about her new movie, making music and how the indie film community views itself.
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Don’t Miss The ‘Nas: Time Is Illmatic’ Trailer
“I had a passion for music and that was gonna be my out.” Music and film fans alike will enjoy the first trailer for the TFF 2014 hit, ‘Nas: Time Is Illmatic.’
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The Orchard Will Release ‘Loitering With Intent’
Sam Rockwell, Marisa Tomei, Natasha Lyonne and Brian Geraghty star in this TFF 2014 romantic comedy from actors/writers Michael Godere and Ivan Martin.
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Alfred Molina On ‘Love Is Strange’ And The Joys of Working in Indie Film
We chat with the actor about working with Ira Sachs, his creative process, and playing a nice guy (finally!).
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Why Don’t The Emmys Recognize Web Series?
The forward-thinking folks at The Boston Globe understand that independent online storytellers deserve to be recognized by a wider audience.
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Charlie McDowell On Film School, Collaboration And ‘The One I Love’
The first-time feature director talks to us about screenwriter’s Justin Lader’s “script”-ment, his amazing cast and why he prefers digital to film.
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Ira Sachs On ‘Love Is Strange’ And The Intimacy of Storytelling
We talk to the TFF veteran about his filmmaking process, his view of Festivals as forms of community organizing and his admiration for John Lithgow’s artistic and literary prowess.
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Join Hell Week With The Team From ‘We Could Be King’
The good folks at Dick's Sporting Goods and ESPN follow different high school sports teams each year to document each that team’s annual “Hell Week.”
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The Death of a Friend: Mourning Robin Williams
The tragic passing of Robin Williams will be felt by more than just Hollywood.
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Martin Scorsese Continues to Champion Film
Scorsese and like-minded filmmakers have banded together to elicit a pledge from several major Hollywood studios to buy a set amount of film stock each year from Kodak.
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Kelly Reilly on ‘Calvary’ And Finding Strength Within Her Characters
We spoke to the acclaimed actress about her latest film, working with Brendan Gleeson, and how to produce great art.
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Make A Cameo At Tribeca Cinemas For ‘Clueless’ On August 14
Calling all Bettys and Baldwins! Don’t miss out on a chance to see Amy Heckerling’s high school classic on the big screen…with a 90s dance party and trivia to follow!
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See ‘The One I Love’ This Monday With Mark Duplass And Elisabeth Moss
Rooftop Films is proud to host a special advanced screening of the TFF 2014 with cast and filmmaker in attendance. Tickets are now on sale!
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Weird Al Gets Disruptive With His New Album
The parody king is back on top with a number one record! The Atlantic thinks his new media strategy (and his talent, of course) is the reason why.
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TFF 2014 Doc ‘Virunga’ is Coming To Netflix
The gripping documentary from last year’s Festival explores the current political and ecological crisis in the Congo.
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Dan Krauss On ‘The Kill Team’ And Finding Your Film in the Edit Room
Winner of the Best Documentary Feature at TFF 2013, ‘The Kill Team’ examines an unthinkable war crime from the perspective of the soldiers responsible, including the one who tried to stop it and failed.
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TFF 2013 Opening Night Film ‘Mistaken For Strangers’ Gets the Broadway Treatment
Tom and Matt Berninger help Zach Galifianakis and Ted Danson adapt ‘Mistaken For Strangers’ for the stage in this hilarious Funny or Die video.
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‘I, Origins’ Mike Cahill On Why Filmmakers Are Heading to TV
The writer/director chats with us about his latest movie, the importance of rehearsals, and why scientists are just like us!
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‘The Walking Dead’ Star Steven Yeun Talks ‘I, Origins’ And Grounding Sci-Fi In Reality
Steven Yeun dishes on his first indie role, his preparation process and the surprising similarities between the sets of 'I, Origins' and 'The Walking Dead.'
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8 Great NYC Movies About Female Friendship
To celebrate Emily Gould’s much-talked-about debut novel, ‘Friendship,’ we look at 8 great NYC movies that explore the complexities of female friendship.
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‘We Could Be King’ Provides a Model for Creative Collaboration Between Filmmakers and Brands
After a special screening of ‘We Could Be King’ at a private event, panelists (including filmmaker Judd Ehrlich) discussed the intersection of films and brands.
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Help Fund ‘Americana’ From Some Great TFF Alumni
The team behind ‘Hide Your Smiling Faces’ is working on a new film…and they need your help to make it a reality.
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Aaron Katz and Martha Stephens Take Audiences On A Journey in ‘Land Ho!’
The co-writers/directors talk shooting in Iceland, their collaborative process and why short films are vital to a filmmaker’s development.
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