November 17, 2024 DOC NYC 2024 Review: A Comedian Can No Longer Mask His Anger in Josh Forbes’ “Gallagher”
November 16, 2024 DOC NYC 2024 Interview: Miriam Guttmann on the Footsteps Towards Finding Peace Amidst an Unending War in Ukraine in “Front Row”
November 14, 2024 Alexis Spraic and Prudence Fenton on Keeping the Creative Juices Flowing in “The World According to Allee Willis”
November 14, 2024 Nabil Ayouch on Putting Passion Into a Song of Resistance in “Everybody Loves Touda”
November 17, 2024 DOC NYC 2024 Review: A Comedian Can No Longer Mask His Anger in Josh Forbes’ “Gallagher”
November 16, 2024 DOC NYC 2024 Interview: Miriam Guttmann on the Footsteps Towards Finding Peace Amidst an Unending War in Ukraine in “Front Row”
November 14, 2024 Alexis Spraic and Prudence Fenton on Keeping the Creative Juices Flowing in “The World According to Allee Willis”
November 14, 2024 Nabil Ayouch on Putting Passion Into a Song of Resistance in “Everybody Loves Touda”
June 9, 2023 Tribeca 2023 Review: “Your Fat Friend” Considers the Kind of Weight That Can’t Be Measured in Pounds
June 9, 2023 Tribeca 2023 Review: A Sense of Duty Comes Naturally But What It Demands Does Not in “Transition”
June 8, 2023 Tribeca 2023 Review: A Newsroom Becomes Its Own Captivating Story in “Breaking the News”
June 8, 2023 Tribeca 2023 Interview: Robert Lyons and Jeremy Workman on a Moment for Choice in “Deciding Vote”
June 26, 2022 Tribeca 2022 Review: “Lowndes County and the Road to Black Power” Illuminates the Importance of the Vote in the Deep South
June 20, 2022 Tribeca 2022 Review: The Thrill of the Chase Can Be Addictive in Daniel Antebi’s “God’s Time”
June 19, 2022 Tribeca 2022 Review: Signe Baumane’s “My Love Affair with Marriage” is a Truly Animated Affair
June 19, 2022 Tribeca 2022 Review: No Mourning is Allowed with Death on the Horizon in the Beautifully Bittersweet “Pink Moon”
June 19, 2022 Tribeca 2022 Review: A Safe Space Falls Apart Morally if Not Structurally in Natalia Sinelnikova’s “We Might as Well Be Dead”
June 16, 2022 Tribeca 2022 Review: Annette K. Olesen’s “A Matter of Trust” Hops Around Difficult Leaps of Faith
