Thanks to Kodak, we can now score one for the nostalgists in film's battle against digital technology.
Read MoreThanks to Kodak, we can now score one for the nostalgists in film's battle against digital technology.
Read MoreFrom MAD MAX: FURY ROAD and WHITE GOD to ROOM and FELT, these cinematic pairings prove that 2015's independent cinema was just as impressively diversified as the year's more expensive and widely celebrated hits.
Read MoreThe auteur's eighth movie is long, violent, unusually simplistic, and a surprising leap forward.
Read MoreThe best new movies and repertory screenings for you to check out in NYC this Christmas weekend.
Read MoreWhat's better than a good movie? A strong and delicious drink. Our "Reel Drinks" column suggests original cocktails—courtesy of Tribeca's booze-head, Andrew Rozal—inspired by specific movies.
Read MoreWhat's better than a good movie? A strong and delicious drink. Our "Reel Drinks" column suggests original cocktails—courtesy of Tribeca's booze-head, Andrew Rozal—inspired by specific movies.
Read MoreThe latest collaboration between DICK'S and Tribeca Digital Studios brings Christmas joy to an undervalued group of Alaskan teenage girls who love hockey.
Read MoreDaisy Ridley's Rey and Carrie Fisher's elder Leia aren't the only badass ladies worth seeing on the big screen this weekend.
Read MoreAre you one of the seven or eight people in New York City who isn't planning on seeing the new STAR WARS blockbuster? If so, there are plenty of other strong moviegoing options available, from Tina Fey and Amy Poehler to Christmas comedy to excellent indie horror. Learn more below.
Read MoreFinishing movies independently, let alone distributing them, isn't easy, and it's certainly never cheap. We'll be regularly highlighting special DIY films whose crowdfunding campaigns need your help.
Read MoreThe best new movies and repertory screenings for you to check out in NYC over the weekend.
Read MoreThe director of raucous comedies like TALLADEGA NIGHTS and STEP BROTHERS switches gears for this similarly funny but harshly eye-opening fictionalization of the U.S. economy's 2008 meltdown.
Read MoreFor the remainder of 2015, we’ll be nudging Academy voters toward deserving films, performers, and craftsmen who risk getting lost in the Oscar shuffle. This week: an already iconic new horror movie score.
Read MoreTrudell's influential life and work were covered in filmmaker Heather Rae's documentary TRUDELL, which screened at the 2005 Tribeca Film Festival.
Read MoreThis year's holiday season officially kicks off with the release of the super-fun horror-comedy KRAMPUS, which may seem like a weird Yuletide viewing choice—that is, to those who aren't hip to Christmas' longstanding connections to all things macabre.
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