Review: Keith Miller Takes a Singular Look at Gang Life with “Five Star”
Former Bloods member Primo Grant exudes charisma in playing a role he actually lived.
Tag: Tribeca Film Festival
Review: Orlando Von Einsiedel’s Stirring “Virunga” Finds Wealth in the Congo
A stunning siege thriller set in Virunga National Park in the Congo.
Tribeca ’14 Interview: Dan and Nicholas Mross on Tracking “The Rise and Rise of Bitcoin”
The brothers talk about the wild year tracking the Bitcoin community.
Tribeca ’14 Interview: Andrew Renzi and Tylee Abbott Capture the West with “Fishtail”
On their vivid, contemporary portrait of the American west and capturing a live birth.
Interview: Brin Hill on Making Sense
of the Surprising “In Your Eyes”
On The director talks about tackling a Joss Whedon script and making the emotions of the supernatural romance tactile.
Tribeca ’14 Interview: Garrett Bradley on Realizing “Below Dreams”
On how a 37-hour bus ride led to this indelible drama about three lost souls in New Orleans.
Tribeca ’14 Review: The Transgender Community Finds
Direction Down South in “Mala Mala”
A bold look at a community searching for a way forward in Puerto Rico.
Tribeca ’14 Review: “The Search for General Tso”
Dishes Out a Tasty Cultural History
This adventurous look at the Chinese restaurant staple reveals the complexities of US-China relations.
Interview: Noah Buschel on Keeping Up the Fight in “Glass Chin”
On his electrifying new crime thriller set in the world of boxing.
Interview: Matthew Bonifacio on Good Luck Being on His Side in Building “Fortune House”
A Spirit Award-nominated filmmaker talks about finding his niche in short films, including his latest, a clever small-scale romantic comedy ...
