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Guerrilla No More: Visionfest 12
With roots in the guerrilla filmmaking movement, Visionfest 12: The Other Festival kicks off its 12th annual run on June 20-24. Join us at Tribeca Cinemas for films featuring Anna Paquin, Billy Bob Thornton, and Rita Wilson. read more
Future of Film: Jigar Mehta on 18 Days in Egypt
Jigar Mehta used media generated by those on the ground to develop 18 Days in Egypt, a collaborative documentary project about the Egyptian revolution. Learn more about crowd-sourced storytelling; is this the post-modern documentary? Watch the ful... read more
Tribeca Takes: New York Says Thank You
As we approach the 10th anniversary of September 11, find inspiration in Scott Rettberg and Megan Sleeper’s documentary: in theaters, on TV, and streaming live. How can you pay it forward? read more
Desperation: Last Train Home
As Lixin Fan's understated doc depicts the chaos surrounding the annual migration of 130 million workers in China, it also tells the devastating story of one family’s choices and their hope for the future. Watch the film on POV Septe... read more
Katie O'Grady: Rid of Me
Meet the one-to-watch star of James Westby's indie gem, Rid of Me (TFF 2011), opening November 18. We'd eat candy with her any day of the week. read more
TC Doc Series: American Movie
Director Chris Smith made Mark Borchardt an indie star back in 1999 with this not-so-classic tale of one man's hilarious and heartfelt obsession with filmmaking at any cost. What's Borchardt been up to since? read more
11/4/08: A New Wave of Filmmaking
Pushing the boundaries of both production and distribution methods, Jeff Deutchman's collaborative documentary 11/4/08 may take place on a now-famous Election Day, but it seems like a film from the future. read more
Strange Powers: Genius on Film
With his band The Magnetic Fields, Stephin Merritt has been writing new American song standards that you will listen to in 100 years, and Strange Powers directors Kerthy Fix and Gail O'Hara get behind his famousl... read more
127 Hours: Simon Beaufoy
James Franco + a boulder + a knife + 90 minutes = one of the most moving works of the year, thanks to Slumdog Millionaire's screenwriter Simon Beaufoy and director Danny Boyle. read more
2011 TribecaESPN Sports Film Festival
Featuring films about a pop fly that will live in infamy, a tennis pro whose transformation startled the world, and one fighter's humble quest for his 12th UFC middleweight championship. read more
TFF 2011: Viewpoints
The Viewpoints program—new for 2011—offers 20 features (11 narratives and 9 docs) that present a snapshot of international independent cinema. read more
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