War Witch Wins Big At The Canadian Screen Awards
“War Witch,” director Kim Nguyen, and actors Rachel Mwanza and Serge Kanyinda were recognized at last’s night Canadian Screen Awards.
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Susan Sarandon Supports “Silenced” on Kickstarter and So Should You
TFF Alumni James Spione is seeking funding for his next project through Kickstarter…along with a little help from his friends.
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“Mistaken For Strangers” and The National To Open 2013 Tribeca Film Festival
The 12th annual Tribeca Film Festival opens with "Mistaken For Strangers," the story of two very different brothers—one a struggling artist, the other the lead singer of The National—to be followed by a special concert by the band itself.
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Come Play in the TFI Sandbox
For the Tribeca Film Institute, “transmedia” is more than just a buzzword. Check out its new online storytelling initiative, TFI Sandbox.
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Here's Why Everyone in Your Feed Is Turning Their Profile Picture Green
After Sunday’s Oscar broadcast, you may have noticed film industry friends changing their profile pictures to a solid green rectangle. Here’s why…
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Oscar Snubbed but Not Forgotten: The Renaissance of Matthew McConaughey
Matthew McConaughey’s name might not have been among the nominees for the Oscars this year, but, we fully expect him to be honored next year, and here’s why…
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Alex Karpovsky In Person This Weekend At Film Society
Tribeca Film and Film Society of Lincoln Center are proud to present the two latest films from multi-hyphenate Alex Karpovsky—“Rubberneck” and “Red Flag”—in a double theatrical run beginning this Friday.
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Tribeca’s Alternative Oscars
Did a film or performance achieve some distinction (for good or ill) that you feel deserves recognition? We agree, and to rectify the situation, we offer up our choices for Tribeca’s First Annual Alternative Oscars.
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First Look: Lenny Abrahamson’s “What Richard Did”
Here's the first look of “What Richard Did,” the new film from acclaimed Irish director Lenny Abrahamson that stars Jack Reynor, Róisín Murphy and Lars Mikkelsen of "The Killing."
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20 Years of Love: From "Sleepless in Seattle" to "True Romance"
“Destiny is something we've invented because we can't stand the fact that everything that happens is accidental.” Join us as we take a look back at some famous romantic movies that celebrate their China anniversary this year.
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