Jordan Rubin on ‘Zombeavers,’ Classic Effects and the Impact of Social Media
Screw ‘Sharknado.’ ‘Zombeavers,’ a clever homage to the great 80s horror comedies, will have audiences rolling (and screaming) in the aisles.
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You Don’t Have To Wait To Watch ‘In Your Eyes’
After the TFF 2014 world premiere of ‘In Your Eyes’ last night, screenwriter/ Master of the Universe Joss Whedon announced that the film is immediately available as a $5 digital rental.
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Andrew Disney on ‘Intramural,’ Test Audiences And Why Film School Matters
We talk to director Andrew Disney about his uproarious sports comedy, 'Intramural,' starring Jake Lacy, Nikki Reed, and 'SNL’s Kate McKinnon and Jay Pharaoh.
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‘About Alex’ Star Maggie Grace Is Taking Over Our Instagram Today
The lovely and talented Maggie Grace is taking over our @tribeca instagram account today. So follow us if you’re not already doing so!
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Check Out These Pics From TFF 2014 Opening Night With Nas
Nasty Nas did it again! The hip hop icon kicked off the 2014 Festival in memorable fashion with a screening of ‘Time is Illmatic’ and a special concert afterwards at the Beacon Theatre.
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‘CLOUDS’ Shows Art and Code Are One In The Same
Experience Oculus Rift, the newest development in virtual reality, at CLOUDS, an interactive documentary that showcases an exciting new generation of artists and hackers.
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‘Use of Force’ Incorporates Virtual Reality To Achieve A Unique Impact
The latest project by pioneer immersive journalist Nonny De La Peña lets audiences experience the sad fate of Anastacio Hernandez Rojas for themselves.
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Hear the Music of NYC Through ‘On A Human Scale’
Matthew Matthew’s audio instrument creates a living, singing portrait of humanity combining music, film, people and technology.
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Be The Master of Someone Else’s Fate in ‘Choose Your Own Documentary’
With over 1,566 possible versions and multiple endings, every performance of ‘Choose Your Own Documentary’ is guaranteed to be a unique experience.
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Zachary Wigon on ‘The Heart Machine’ and How Technology Affects Intimacy In The Modern Age
We talk with Zachary Wigon about love and relationships among millennials and how Kickstarter will impact the indie film world even further in the future.
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Jamie Blackley On Going Back to School in ‘UWantMe2KillHim?’
We spoke to the British actor about the online culture, the ‘Catfish’ phenomena, and an on-set wheelie attempt that went horribly awry.
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Toby Regbo Talks ‘Uwantme2killhim?’ And The Fantasy Life of Teens
We spoke to the ‘Reign’ star about social media, the Internet as a double-edged sword and playing a character with the “worst haircut ever.”
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Matt Wolf Talks ‘Teenage,’ Blogging and Our Culture’s Obsession with Youth
Based on Jon Savage’s book, 'Teenage' is a mesmerizing archival documentary by Matt Wolf from TFF 2013. It is a must-see for history buffs and documentary film lovers.
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‘Bottled Up’ Director Enid Zentelis on Motherhood and Environmentalism
The TFF 2013 drama about family and sacrifice is now playing at the Quad Cinema in NYC! Join us as we take a look back at our interview with writer/director Enid Zentelis from last year’s Festival.
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Tribeca’s 2nd Annual Alternative Oscars
So many performances and films from last year didn't get the recognition they deserve (for good or for ill). We offer up our choices for Tribeca’s Second Annual Alternative Oscars.
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Remembering Comedy Legend Harold Ramis
We join the world in mourning the loss of our friend Harold Ramis, one of the most influential and generous figures in American comedy.
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The Career Resurgence of Kevin Costner
Though he’s been relatively quiet in recent years, this iconic leading man from the late 80s/90s is returning to the limelight—where he rightfully belongs.
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Photo: Robert De Niro Visits Artist JR at the NYC Ballet
No, it’s not a remake of ‘A Chorus Line'! It’s just Bob hanging out with some incredible dancers from JR’s new ballet.
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Why Greta Gerwig On A Sitcom Is A Good Thing For Female Storytellers
The indie film heroine is making her small screen debut…by producing, writing and starring in the potential new CBS show ‘How I Met Your Dad.’
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Listen to the Karen O & Ezra Koenig Duet on ‘The Moon Song’
The Vampire Weekend front man joins Karen O for a new version of her Oscar-nominated song from ‘Her.’
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Ashley Bell & Michael Stahl-David on ‘Love & Air Sex,’ Web Series, And Why All Actors Should Make Something Of Their Own
The stars of ‘Love & Air Sex’ sit down to chat about indie rom-coms, the art of collaboration, and why storytelling should be an actor’s main objective.
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Brilliant Consistency: The Career of Philip Seymour Hoffman
As the world continues to grieve over the death of Philip Seymour Hoffman, we reflect back on his career and find one over-arching theme.
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Filmmaker Lotfy Nathan Talks Cinematography and Counter Culture in ’12 O’Clock Boys’
We spoke to the versatile filmmaker Lotfy Nathan about his visually revelatory documentary and gaining access to the wild world of the ’12 O’Clock Boys.’
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‘Joe’ Promises A Return to Form For Nicolas Cage
It’s been a long time coming, but filmmaker David Gordon Green has finally given Nicolas Cage a role worthy of his immense talents.
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Trailer Tunes: ‘Maleficent’ & Lana Del Rey’s Haunting ‘Once Upon A Dream’
At the intersection of movie trailers and music, what does Lana Del Rey’s eerie cover tell us about Angelina Jolie’s new take on the classic Disney villainess?
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