A murky rape case in Steubenville, Ohio that captured the nation's attention is given clarity in this sophisticated and provocative doc.
Set on Christmas Island, a filmmaker’s study of a grief counselor who tends to recent asylum seekers doesn’t live in isolation, as provocative for how it is told as the story it tells.
The directors of Tribeca 2013 favorites "Hide Your Smiling Faces" and "Bending Steel" talk about their triumphant return to the festival with their near decade-long pursuit to capture what it looks like to grow up in small-town America.
The "Jumanji" star makes a dynamic feature debut with this riveting drama about a young woman whose small town looks even smaller after the loss of her best friend.
A biopic of the prolific playwright becomes a celebration of the Broadway community that he has helped foster since being welcomed into it as a kid from Corpus Christi.
The "Raising Victor Vargas" co-writer talks about making her fierce and funny feature directorial debut about a female comic (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) who works hard onstage and off to be anything but routine.
Tribeca ’18 Review: In Jon Kasbe’s Riveting “When Lambs Become Lions,” the Hunter Becomes the Hunted
A documentary about the illicit ivory trade in Kenya is a surprisingly engrossing thriller.
The filmmaker talks about profiling a survivor of the Nanking Massacre as she passes her memories to the next generation of her family, and making a little history of her own.
The director of "Confessions of a Superhero" returns with this compelling profile of three teens who find a respite in sports as they live at the border between America and Mexico.
The trio of filmmakers talk about making this energetic thriller about a smooth criminal in Lagos and working all the angles themselves to pull it off under a tight deadline.
Dava Whisenant follows "Late Show with David Letterman" writer Steve Young for an endearing portrait of one man's quest to unearth an obscure part of musical theater history.
A quest to unlock the archives of one of Mexico’s preeminent archives from private hands becomes an unforgettable consideration of who should have ownership of an artist’s legacy.
