Tribeca ’19 Interview: Shosh Shlam and Hilla Medalia on Creating a Place for “Leftover Women”
The co-directors talk about the immense pressure on women in China to get married before their mid-thirties, even if their professional succ...
Tag: Tribeca Film Fest 2019
Tribeca ’19 Review: A Lowlife Finally Gets His Close-Up in Rania Attieh and Daniel Garcia’s High-Class Comedy “Initials S.G.”
A background actor depressed about his career prospects seizes the spotlight in this delightfully dark comedy from Rania Attieh and Daniel G...
Tribeca ’19 Interview: Katharine O’Brien on Fine-Tuning “Lost Transmissions”
The director talks about bringing out the grace notes amidst the discord of mental illness in this intricate drama set in Los Angeles' music...
Tribeca ’19 Review: An Astonishing Account of Sexual Abuse Moves the Conversation Forward in Sasha Joseph Neulinger’s “Rewind”
A filmmaker reckons with traumatic events from his childhood in this extraordinarily moving documentary.
Tribeca ’19 Interview: Jeanie Finlay and Freddy McConnell on Capturing the Waves of Emotion in “Seahorse”
The miracle of birth takes on a new meaning with this moving chronicle of a transgender man's journey to becoming a father.
Tribeca ’19 Interview: Troy Dendekker, Bud Gaugh and Bill Guttentag on Capturing the Eternal Sunshine of “Sublime”
On finding the right way to celebrate the innovative Southern California band that found their name in a dictionary but couldn't be defined ...
Tribeca ‘19 Review: Fighting for the Immune System, Dr. Martin Goldstein Finds Opposition From Another in “The Dog Doc”
Like its subject, Cindy Meehl's profile of an integrated medicine veternarian pioneer has its gentle persistence pay off.
Tribeca ‘19 Review: Dancing on a Grave is Allowed in the Celebratory “Other Music”
Having closed in 2016, the famed East Village haven for music lovers may not have gotten its due in reality, but a boisterous new film does ...
Tribeca ’19 Interview: Danielle Krudy and Bridget Savage Cole on Throwing Caution to the Wind for the Bold “Blow the Man Down”
The co-directors talk about their ferocious and thrilling feature debut about a small seaside town with an ocean's worth of secrets.
Tribeca ‘19 Review: A Glass Ceiling is Lifted for Bolivian Chefs in “A Taste of Sky”
Food offers sustenance in more ways than one in Bolivia where a world class restaurant aims to give local chefs a place at the table.
