Report From Tribeca
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Tribeca Film Festival Launches New Award for Video Games
Newly created Tribeca Games will honor video games that show “artistic excellence in storytelling”
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‘The Kill Team’ Film Review: Nat Wolff’s Soldier Has a Crisis of Conscience in Afghanistan
Narrative adaptation of the documentary explores tough choices in America’s longest-lasting conflict
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‘Low Tide’ Film Review: Coming-of-Age Tale About Buried Treasure Digs Up Promising Talent
A first-time director and a young cast team up for a teen adventure that recalls the best of the 1980s
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‘Linda Ronstadt: The Sound of My Voice’ Review: Rock Doc Starts and Ends With the Music
Directors Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman use Ronstadt’s voice to tell her story, but that voice speaks loudest when she’s singing
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‘Transparent’ Musical Finale to Premiere on Closing Night of Tribeca TV Festival
New series “Looking for Alaska,” “Leavenworth,” “Godfather of Harlem” and “Katy Keene” to also make world premieres
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‘Yesterday’ Film Review: Danny Boyle’s Beatles Comedy Never Comes Together
Richard Curtis’ fantasia about a world where only one man remembers the Fab Four’s songs is far too cutesy and lacks a hook
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‘XY Chelsea’ Film Review: Doc Tackles Chelsea Manning’s Very In-Progress Story
Tribeca 2019: It’s too early to grasp the full ramifications of the Chelsea Manning saga, but director Tim Travers Hawkins tries to get a hold on it
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‘Framing John DeLorean’ Review: Meta-Doc Takes Various Tracks to Explore What Drove the Carmaker
Tribeca 2019: Alec Baldwin’s re-enactments don’t work at all, but the film achieves truthfulness when it sticks to traditional documentary
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‘Woodstock’ Film Review: Anniversary Doc Takes Boomers on an Evocative Trip Down Memory Lane
Tribeca 2019: Those “Three Days That Defined a Generation” get another look in a movie that pales next to the 1970 classic concert film
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‘See You Yesterday’ Film Review: Sprightly Teen Time-Travel Comedy Reveals Dark Truths
Tribeca 2019: What starts as a “Back to the Future” homage eventually becomes a look at police violence against black Americans
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‘Plus One,’ ‘Gay Chorus Deep South’ Win Tribeca Audience Awards
Jeff Chan and Andrew Rhymer’s rom-com stars Maya Erskine and Jack Quaid
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Wendell Pierce’s ‘Burning Cane’ Wins Top Prize at Tribeca Film Festival
“House of Hummingbird” and “Scheme Birds” win for international narrative feature and documentary feature
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‘You Don’t Nomi’ Film Review: Documentary Asks, Were We Too Hard on Camp Classic ‘Showgirls’?
Tribeca 2019: Jeffrey McHale’s feature debut works awfully hard to justify both its subject and its mission
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‘The Apollo’ Launches Tribeca Film Festival With a Look at a Theater, a Community – and Politics
Festival co-founder Robert De Niro said the audience to see the documentary about Harlem’s famed theater was “making a statement that we reject” Donald Trump’s policies
