Tribeca
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‘Disobedience’ Review: Rachel McAdams Wants to Break Free
In his English-language debut, Sebastián Lelio makes his idea of ‘Carol.’ A canny move from the Oscar winner!
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‘Mary Shelley’ Review: A Lovely But Half-Rendered Sketch
‘Mary Shelley’ fashions a lovely sketch of a bildungsroman with blushes of color, but it is short of the fully rendered and vibrant portrait its namesake deserves.
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‘Blame’ Review: Quinn Shephard’s Debut Is a Vital High School Drama
A coming of age tale that bristles with the worldview of how highschoolers see themselves.
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The Best Films We Saw at Tribeca 2017
Three of our writers attended the 2017 Tribeca Film Festival. Here’s what they liked.
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5 Highlights from ‘The Godfather’ 45th Anniversary Reunion
A legendary line-up of speakers retold iconic behind-the-scenes stories and shared mutual, little-known memories. The 2017 edition of Tribeca Film Festival came to a close…
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Interview: ‘Buster’s Mal Heart’ Knows Which Finger We Give to Systems of Control
We chat with Sarah Adina Smith, writer and director, about the magic available to us today and “fortune cookie” wisdom. The Sword of Damocles is an…
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Review — ‘Thumper’ is an Unmissable and Taut Crime Thriller
‘Thumper’ is an Unmissable and Taut Crime Thriller Bambi is nowhere to be found in this story riddled with poverty, meth and violence. Thumper opens with…
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Interview: ‘Sweet Virginia’ and the Effect of Violence and Moral Ambiguity in Rural Towns
‘Sweet Virginia’ and the Effect of Violence and Moral Ambiguity in Rural Towns We chat with Jamie M. Dagg about his latest film ‘Sweet Virginia’…and Ewoks?…
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Interview: ‘The Endless’ and Brotherly Love and the Power of Fear
We chat with Aaron Moorhead and Justin Benson about love and rehearsals and life and more rehearsals at Tribeca.Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead in ‘The Endless’.…