Report From Tribeca
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‘Special Correspondents’ Tribeca Review: Ricky Gervais Satire Flails, Fails
Gervais and Eric Bana gad about as phony war reporters, but most of this listless Netflix comedy’s laughs come from a scene-stealing Vera Farmiga
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Tribeca Film Festival Award Winners Include ‘Dean,’ ‘Junction 48,’ ‘Do Not Resist’ (Complete List)
For the first time in the festival’s history, there were separate U.S. and international narrative competition categories
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‘Elvis & Nixon’ Tribeca Review: Michael Shannon and Kevin Spacey Meet in Dis-Graceland
This one-joke biopic about the King and the president’s historic meeting is stretched far beyond its flimsy premise
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‘Custody’ Tribeca Review: Viola Davis Outshines a Stodgy Drama
Best known for his work in the theater, writer-director James Lapine (“Impromptu”) drains the life from this tale of families in crisis
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Move Over, ‘Making a Murderer’ – Tribeca Has a New Infuriating Miscarriage of Justice Story
Much of the audience was in tears after “Southwest of Salem,” a documentary about four women sent to prison amidst homophobic panic
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‘Docu-Fiction’ Movie Confuses Tribeca Film Festival Audience – and That’s the Point
“Houston, We Have a Problem” is fun, entertaining and about as real as “This Is Spinal Tap”
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Tribeca Film Festival’s Love Stories Get Messy and Sad
Gael Garcia Bernal, Mia Wasikowska and Shia LaBeouf are among the contributors to the episodic films “Madly” and “LoveTrue”
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Tribeca’s Female Directors Take a Hard Look at Women’s Struggles in a Man’s World
The thriller “Always Shine” and the documentary “All This Panic” showcase two different sides of the female experience
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James Franco’s ‘King Cobra’ Director on Explicit Gay Sex Scenes: ‘Actors Took Things Further Than the Script’
Tribeca 2016: Justin Kelly tells TheWrap film is “unapologetic” in depicting gay male sex, with a high-profile cast committed to honest and graphic storytelling
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Tribeca’s Opening Night Film Asks: Can Kim Kardashian’s Booty Be Art?
“The First Monday in May” kicked off the festival by examining the collision of fashion, art and celebrity
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21 Films to Watch at the Tribeca Film Festival
The 2016 Tribeca Film Festival will showcase 77 world premieres over 12 days of screenings in lower Manhattan. Here are just a few of the many premieres we’ll have our eyes on this year.
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Tribeca Film Festival Embraces TV, Interactive — and Maybe More Controversy
Robert De Niro’s festival canceled one much-criticized documentary, but Tribeca will still touch on plenty of hot-button issues
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Tribeca Film Festival Adds Multimedia Nuclear Weapon Experience ‘the bomb’
Michael Douglas, Eric Schlosser and rock band The Acid will participate in world premiere of immersive 360-degree installation and performance
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Tribeca Film Festival Lineup Includes Jason Sudeikis, Kevin Spacey, Katie Holmes Movies
The festival announces its slate for the Spotlight and Midnight sections as well as the Centerpiece film
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Tribeca Film Festival Award Winners: ‘Virgin Mountain,’ ‘Men Go To Battle’ (Complete List)
“Door Into The Dark” takes Bombay Sapphire prize in world competition
