Tribeca ‘19 Review: Dolly Wells Makes Mischief Out of Malaise In the Standout “Good Posture”
The scene-stealing actress makes a brilliant directorial debut with this comedy where two women, a generation apart, look for creative rejuv...
Tag: Tribeca Film Fest 2019
Interview: Jennifer Reeder on Telling Tales Out of School with “Knives and Skin”
The director talks about making a high school-set film for grown-ups with this bold and stylish mystery.
Tribeca Film Fest ’19 Review: Zoey Deutch Pays Off as a Debt Collector in Tanya Wexler’s Brainy Comedy “Buffaloed”
The director of "Hysteria" returns with a savage satire that makes sense out of all the dollars shifted from the poor to the rich through pr...
Tribeca Film Fest ’19 Review: A Comedian Needs to Get His Act Together in “Standing Up, Falling Down”
Ben Schwartz and Billy Crystal prove to be a winning comic duo, pushing each other to uncomfortable places in Matt Ratner's directorial debu...
Tribeca ’19 Interview: Yu Gu on Not Sitting on the Sidelines for “A Woman’s Work: The NFL’s Cheerleader Problem”
The filmmaker talks about the women who dare take on the ugly business behind the glamorous profession.
Tribeca ’19 Interview: Tommy Avallone and Brian and Danielle Dwyer on Nurturing “Waldo on Weed”
The filmmaker and family at the center of this compelling doc talk about finding the right medication for their son's rare condition was on ...
Tribeca ’19 Interview: Katherine Propper on Setting the Screen Ablaze with “Street Flame”
The filmmaker talks about bringing out the life of a community of skaters in Austin as the mourn the death of one of their own in this evoca...
Tribeca ’19 Interview: Martha Cooper & Selina Miles on Saving the History of the Streets in “Martha: A Picture Story”
An underappreciated photographer gets her due after a career of chronicling the hidden histories of the cities in which she's taken pictures...
Tribeca ’19 Review: “Picture Character” Offers a Plucky Primer on the Emoji, the Constraints of Language and the Limitlessness of Human Ingenuity
Demystifying the approval process for who and what is represented by emoji on your smartphone, Ian Cheney and Martha Shane's entertaining do...
Tribeca ’19 Interview: Ellen Fiske and Ellinor Hallin on Taking Flight From a Place of Clipped Wings in “Scheme Birds”
The Swedish-based filmmakers talk about discovering a movie star in Motherwell, Scotland for this bloody brilliant nonfiction coming-of-age ...
