TFF favorites “Any Day Now,” “BURN,” “Fairhaven,” and “Once in a Lullaby: The PS22 Story” are eligible for the 2012 Gotham Independent Film Audience Award. Voting ends tomorrow (10/31)!
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Want to ask Tim Heidecker about his star-making turn in “The Comedy”—or anything else, for that matter? Log in to Reddit this Friday (10/26) at 4:00 pm ET for an all access AMA, where nothing is off limits!
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“Parks and Rec” star Nick Offerman shows off his dramatic chops in the addiction indie “Smashed.” We spotlight his transformative performance in the return of our Best in Show feature, which highlights standout actors in current releases.
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Rick Alverson’s “The Comedy,” starring Tim Heidecker, is now available on VOD and digital platforms. We spoke to the pair about the millennial generation, passivity and isolation in the modern age, and those infamous walkouts at Sundance.
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Have you seen the hilarious “Teacher of the Year,” featuring funny lady Rachel Dratch? We’re kicking off the return of our Super Shorts feature with this favorite from TFF 2012! (Kudos to Funny or Die for picking this up.)
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From his early days in Brooklyn to his prison term in Texas to the bitter cold of Moscow, musician John Forté takes audiences on a physical and spiritual journey in “The Russian Winter”. Now available on digital platforms everywhere.
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And nerds shall inherit the earth! Straight from the Jacob Javits Center, Tribeca brings you the high points of four days of coverage at the 2012 New York Comic Con.
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Jane Fonda’s first French-language film since Godard’s “Tout Va Bien” is now on VOD and in theaters Friday. To put her work into perspective, we highlight other American actors who have put aside their native tongue and acquitted themselves well in foreign-language features.
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While the process of getting movies made and distributed is daunting, filmmakers and artists continue to seek new ways to hone their craft and build their audiences efficiently on (and off) the screen. Famed genre company Glass Eye Pix developed “Tales From Beyond The Pale,” which utilizes the classic radio play format to develop new ideas and satisfy their need to quickly get their stories out to the world.
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NYC film fans enjoyed the diverse 50th anniversary lineup at NYFF. We’re confident you’ll be hearing about these titles in the months to come.
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