Tribeca 2025 Review: Scott Gracheff’s Engrossing “How Dark My Love” Offers a Complex Portrait of True Love
Underground artist Joe Coleman gets a true celebration of his life after bringing out the multitudes in others' in this delightful doc.
Tribeca 2025 Review: Meeting Each Other Halfway Leads to a Whole Lot of Fun in Michael J. Weithorn’s “The Best You Can”
A stellar Kevin Bacon and Kyra Sedgwick team up on screen for the first time in two decades in this touching comedy where opposites attract.
Tribeca 2025 Review: The Stable Life Has Plenty of Uncertainty in Raúl O. Paz Pastrana’s Perceptive Doc “Backside”
A look behind the scenes at the workers who prepare horses for the Kentucky Derby reveals a tale of two Americas.
Tribeca 2025 Review: A Return to the Nest Gets Thorny in Melody C. Roscher’s Incisive “Bird in Hand”
A young woman's return to see her mother on the eve of getting married threatens to become an event in and of itself in this anxious comedy.
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Heather Kafka gets a well-deserved spotlight as an acting teacher who wonders if her whole life is performative in this smart comedy.
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