Video: Man On The Street With Ben Sinclair: ‘A Brony Tale’ Premiere
Ben Sinclair of the acclaimed web series ‘High Maintenance’ chats up the stars (including Morgan Spurlock!) attending the TFF 2014 World Premiere of ‘A Brony Tale.’
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Trailer Tunes: ‘The Skeleton Twins,’ Starship & OMD
At the intersection of movie trailers and music, two 80s classics provide an awesome hook for the latest Kristen Wiig and Bill Hader vehicle.
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‘The Lost Boys’ To Screen At Tribeca Cinemas On July 10
The second installment of Tribeca Cinemas’ stellar Summer Series is this classic 80s film with bad-ass vampires, big hair and, of course, the two Coreys.
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Moran Atias on ‘Third Person’ And The Nature of Love Itself
Breakout star Moran Atias talks working with Oscar-winning filmmaker Paul Haggis, crafting a character, and preparing for her role on the streets of Italy.
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Paul Haggis Talks ‘Third Person’ And Challenging His Audience
We talk to the two-time Oscar-winner about TFF 2014, his scriptwriting process, and his role in the editing room.
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The 10 Most Striking Images From Steven Soderbergh’s ‘The Knick’
The new trailer for Steven Soderbergh's upcoming Cinemax series is a feast for the eyes.
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Tweet Your Favorite Quote from ‘When Harry Met Sally...’ And You Could Win Big
Just remember to include the hashtag #filmforallsweeps!
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Colin Healey and Rachel McKeon Talk ‘Homemakers’ And Leaving NYC Behind
If you’re in NYC, don’t miss ‘Homemakers’ tonight at the Northside Festival. We talk to the team behind this soon-to-be cult favorite about punk rock girls, torch songs, and hoagies.
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Gia Coppola And Dev Hynes Collaborate On New Music Video
Looking to continue their successful collaboration from ‘Palo Alto,’ Dev Hynes turned to Gia Coppola to direct Blood Orange’s latest music video.
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‘Remembering The Artist’ Director Perri Peltz Talks Robert De Niro, Sr. And The Ever-Changing Art World
We speak to filmmaker Perri Peltz about art, the challenges of archival footage, and working with our own Robert De Niro.
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Every New Yorker Can See ‘When Harry Met Sally...’ For Free On June 24
AT&T and TFF are proud to offer free screenings of Rob Reiner’s classic romantic comedy simultaneously in all 5 boroughs on June 24.
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Graphic Artist/Writer Paul Pope Talks ‘7X6X2’ and ‘Battling Boy’
Paul Pope talks to us about co-directing his first short film, space westerns and how the filmmaking process doesn’t stop after you turn off the cameras.
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‘7X6X2’ Co-Director Sridhar Reddy On Why Short Films Matter
Writer/Director Sridhar Reddy talks working with iconic graphic artist Paul Pope, the beauty of short filmmaking, and using the F55 Sony prototype.
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‘Big Joy’ Directors Stephen Silha and Eric Slade On the Legacy of James Broughton
This intimate documentary from TFF 2013 about the groundbreaking experimental poet/filmmaker James Broughton is now out on VOD/DVD, thanks to Kino Lorber’s Alive Mind Presents.
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Will You Take The Summer Indie Movie Challenge?
This summer, you can support 4 great indie filmmakers and their works, all while working towards a great reward of your own!
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‘Stand Clear of the Closing Doors’ Director Sam Fleischner on Storytelling and Happy Accidents
Opening this weekend at Cinema Village in NYC, ‘Stand Clear of the Closing Doors’ explores autism and its effects on one family during a natural disaster.
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Trailer Tunes: ‘Wish I Was Here,’ The Shins & Radical Face
At the intersection of movie trailers and music, what do Radical Face’s "The Mute" and a new song by The Shins tell us about Zach Braff’s sophomore feature?
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Emma Roberts on ‘Palo Alto’ And Working With Gia Coppola and James Franco
We talk to Emma Roberts about social media, playing a teenager and collaborating with a young female director.
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Rooftop Films Summer Series Kicks Off This Weekend With ‘Obvious Child’ & More
Spend your summer watching the best in underground and independent cinema. The beloved Rooftop Films Summer Series is back!
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There's A Robert De Niro Themed Party in 'Neighbors'
Zac Efron and Dave Franco channel two of our co-founder’s most famous characters in the latest Seth Rogen comedy.
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Gia Coppola Talks ‘Palo Alto’ And James Franco’s Take On The Female Perspective
We talk to Gia Coppola about her directorial debut, the role of fantasy in the lives of teens, and making ‘Palo Alto’ a video and audio experience.
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Angus MacLachlan and Paul Schneider Talk ‘Goodbye to All That’ And The Authorship of a Performance
Writer/director Angus MacLachlan and Paul Schneider, winner of the TFF 2014 Best Actor Prize, talk ‘Goodbye to All That’ and why it’s best to work with an actor turned director.
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Melanie Lynskey Talks ‘Goodbye To All That,’ ‘Togetherness’ And Online Romance
We talk with Melanie Lynskey about ‘Goodbye to All That,’ working in both TV and film, and how she chooses her roles.
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‘Lucky Them’ Director Megan Griffiths Tells Us Why Flawed Female Leads Are A Good Thing
Starring Toni Collette, Thomas Haden Church, Oliver Platt and Ryan Eggold, ‘Lucky Them’ is a film about love and self-discovery set against the Seattle music scene.
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Brent Hodge on ‘A Brony Tale’ And What It Means to Be a Man
We talk to Brent Hodge about the Brony phenomenon, modern masculinity and his leading lady, Ashleigh Ball.
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