June 7, 2026 Tribeca 2026 Review: Jeffrey Schwarz’s “Mineshaft: The Cruising Murders” Revisits a Crime with Great Empathy
June 7, 2026 Tribeca 2026 Review: Progress is a Delicate Dance in Allison Berg’s Heartening “Time Warp”
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June 6, 2026 Tribeca 2026 Review: A Pastor Struggles to Have Faith in Others in Hannah Peterson’s Transcendent “Via Negativa”
June 7, 2026 Tribeca 2026 Review: Jeffrey Schwarz’s “Mineshaft: The Cruising Murders” Revisits a Crime with Great Empathy
June 7, 2026 Tribeca 2026 Review: Progress is a Delicate Dance in Allison Berg’s Heartening “Time Warp”
June 7, 2026 Tribeca 2026 Review: A New York Underground Tries to Rise Above in Joshua Z. Weinstein’s Vigorous “Here I’m Alive”
June 6, 2026 Tribeca 2026 Review: A Pastor Struggles to Have Faith in Others in Hannah Peterson’s Transcendent “Via Negativa”
March 7, 2020 True/False 2020 Review: Even When the Top Official Has Little Control, “Mayor” Speaks With Authority
March 7, 2020 True/False 2020 Review: A Truly Radical Idea to Address Drug Addiction Takes Hold in Mia Donovan’s Gripping “Dope is Death”
March 5, 2019 True/False ’19 Review: James Blagden and Roni Moore Make “Midnight in Paris” a Prom Night to Remember
March 5, 2018 True/False ’18 Review: The Staggering Story of a Son Becoming a Father, Rok Biček Has It All in “The Family”
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March 2, 2018 True/False ’18 Interview: Director of Photography Alan Jacobsen on Having a Vision for “Strong Island”
