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Clint Eastwood's Gran Torino asks "what makes a man," and in this week's Reelist, we look at five other movies that turn the classic ideals of manliness upside down.
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Who Wants to Be a Slumdog Millionaire?
As buzz escalates for this celebrated crowd-pleaser, Tribeca talks with director Danny Boyle, screenwriter Simon Beaufoy, and actor Dev Patel at the Tribeca Cinema Series. Plus: Writer Daphne Beal on India's “maximum city”!Read More
Whatever it Takes: The Class
The Class may look like an inspirational teacher movie, but the Palme d'Or-winning French film has much more to say about education, class, and what words mean to teachers and students.Read More
Filmmakers Discuss: The Reader
On the eve of the film's release at the Tribeca Cinema Series, director Stephen Daldry and actress Lena Olin discuss what makes The Reader a must-see picture this Oscar season.Read More
Natural Woman: Michelle Williams in Wendy and Lucy
In the quietly moving Wendy and Lucy, Kelly Reichardt goes cross-country with "fine-tuned instrument" Michelle Williams, and casts her dog Lucy in the co-starring role.Read More
Badder than Superman: Cadillac Records
Shake your hips! In Darnell Martin's new movie about how Mississippi blues became what we now call rock n' roll, Adrien Brody, Beyoncé Knowles, Jeffrey Wright, Mos Def, and Cedric the Entertainer bring legends like Etta James, Muddy Waters, Chuck Berry, and Howlin' Wolf to the big screen.Read More
Harvey Milk Would Like to Recruit You
Milk is a beautiful and relevant film—urgently so—about a gay man's political coming-of-age. Hear what director Gus Van Sant, screenwriter Dustin Lance Black, Sean Penn, Josh Brolin, James Franco, and more have to say about the timely legacy of Harvey Milk.Read More
How to Make a Swedish Vampire Movie
Let the Right One In took the 2008 Tribeca Film Festival by storm. As the genre-buster opens in US theaters, director Tomas Alfredson talks about the spookiness of silence.Read More
Choose Happiness: Happy-Go-Lucky
With Sally Hawkins in a breakthrough role, Mike Leigh shows his sunny side in Happy-Go-Lucky.Read More
Embrace the Paradox!
Novelist and journalist Daphne Beal talks about the high/low dichotomy found on the streets of Bombay and in Slumdog Millionaire.Read More
The Reelist: 5 More Reasons to Love Paul Rudd
Everybody has a secret crush on Paul Rudd, and we want to share some dreamy (and funny!) Rudd-on-film gems.Read More
Coming Clean: Rachel Getting Married
The ever-likable Anne Hathaway talks about taking on the role of a lifetime, ex-junkie Kym.Read More
Bohemian Rhapsody: Jonathan Demme
We talk with Rachel Getting Married's Jonathan Demme about how to throw a great wedding.Read More
2009 Tribeca Film Festival Submissions are Open!
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Qatar Museums Authority, in conjunction with the Tribeca Film Festival, announces the first annual Tribeca Film Festival Doha. Set in the progressive gulf state of Qatar, the festival aims to bridge the east-west divide and showcase the most innovative films from the region.
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Eggleston's Democratic Camera
Movie fans, don't miss this dazzling retrospective at the Whitney, where William Eggleston redefines the term "biopic." Read More
Price of a Movie: 12/17/2008
This is it—your last Price of a Movie blog of 2008. Have a holly, jolly holiday with your family and friends, and GO SEE A MOVIE! Read More
Discuss: Scott Walker, Musical Cult Heroes on Film
Music lovers, take note: with the release of Scott Walker: 30th Century Man this week at the IFC Center, we want to know—what brilliant weirdo mu ... Read More
Screen: Top Docs at Tribeca Cinemas
In January, the Gucci Tribeca Documentary Fund will present a two-day festival featuring the films of TFF Alumni shortlisted for this year's Oscars®. Read More
Read: Wendy and Lucy Interview Outtakes
Kelly Reichardt's films have featured legendary Americana songwriting weirdo Will Oldham (the brain behind Palace Music, Bonnie Prince Billy, the Palace Brother ... Read More
Discuss: A Seven-Pound Mystery
Seven names, seven strangers, seven mysterious pounds—so what’s the secret? There’s been quite a bit of buzz the past few weeks over just what the secret pounds ... Read MorePrice of a Movie: 12/10/2008
Don't be a Scrooge! TribecaFilm.com presents our weekly roundup of fun things to do for the price of a movie... or less! Read MoreSearch Film Guide
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Coming Up at Tribeca Cinemas
GUCCI TRIBECA DOCUMENTARY FUND PRESENTS: DOCS ON THE SHORTLIST
January 8th & 10th
The two day series brings together filmmakers who have been part of past Tribeca Film Festivals to screen their new documentary films, which are currently being recognized by the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences.
Think Blue
January 20th, 8:00pm
Bring in the new administration with Think Blue at the Blue Ball! Back by popular demand, DJ Whoo Kid is back to party with Think Blue. Break out your best "blue tie" to dance the night away.
Obama Presidential Inauguration Party & Networking Salon
January 20th, 7:00-11:00pm
Celebrate the inauguration of the 44th President of the United States, and network with your fellow actors, writers, directors, producers, and technicians in film, television, and the Internet. Drinks, Music, and HOPE.
