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8 minutes and 46 seconds took a Black man’s life. This collection of four narrative shorts reclaims that time to tell stories of Black love and joy, 8 minutes and 46 seconds at a time. Produced by Saturday Morning, Tribeca Studios, and Procter &am...

In partnership with Emmy® Award-winning writer, creator and actor Lena Waithe and her company Hillman Grad Productions, Indeed presents Rising Voices was created to uncover, invest in and share stories created by Black, Indigenous, and People of C...

Standing tall with these short films that celebrate Pride, this carefully curated program contains both narrative and documentary shorts, and poignantly explores LGBTQ life with humor, panache, kindness and compassion. Starring Angelica Ross (Pose...

True stories about rebellion and reflection. All World Premiere Program

The impact of gun violence is explored in this unique hybrid program. Followed by an extended Q&A.

These short documentaries are at times political, occasionally provocative, and always personal, reflecting the past and illuminating the present.

This animated shorts program showcases imaginative storytelling and captivating craft. The program is suggested for those 14 and older.

Imaginative storytelling and captivating craft. Suggested for those 14 and older.

Showcasing imaginative storytelling and captivating craft. This program is suggested for those 14 and older.

Imaginative storytelling and captivating craft.

Music and dance shorts that will soothe your soul.

Time waits for no one in these short documentaries. From serious to show biz; they run the gamut of emotion.

Personal stories about self-identity are the focus of these documentary shorts. Shorts Program Includes: American Renaissance Live Fast, Draw Yung Eternal Princess All-American Family Elder My Enemy, My Brother

Risk takers tell true tales.

Tribeca becomes bicoastal with our first program of stories about an L.A. kind of life.

In Yamamoto, Japan, eighteen months after the Tohoku disaster, survivors left with nothing hold onto their existence through pictures found and restored from tsunami rubble in Recollections. Grave Goods explores the fetishism of the “beautiful thi...

This year our New York Shorts program “gets real” with four world premiere documentaries relatable to anyone who calls this city home.

In The Girl With the Mechanical Maiden, an inventor takes an unorthodox approach to childrearing after the death of his wife. A young girl who lives in a remote wrecking yard confronts the town bullies when they torment her father in Yardbird. I...

These artists raise poignant critiques about the immateriality of the digital projection formats, while continuing to celebrate the physical characteristics of the film medium, consisting of strips of celluloid, sprocket holes, optical sound track...

Communication is key in the struggle to be heard.