Alternative Cinema Strikes Back
Is Alternative Cinema getting lost in the shuffle? Paul Brunick and Alt Screen keep hope alive with the help of some very famous filmmakers. Help if you can!
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To Protect and Serve: Patriarchy and Power in Rampart
Writer/director Oren Moverman discusses men in uniform, working with James Ellroy, and Woody Harrelson as a most corrupt cinematic cop.
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Fresh Meat: Horror Ingenues
Since Jamie Lee Curtis has retired her crown, Sara Paxton leads the charge of the new era of the scream queen with her latest film, The Innkeepers.
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Amy Poehler's Hilarious Super Bowl Ad: Directed by Oscar Nom Bryan Buckley
TFF 2012 alum Bryan Buckley ("ASAD") helmed one of the most talked-about commercials from this year’s Superbowl featuring an inquisitive Amy Poehler tormenting a Best Buy employee.
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Forgotten Gender-Bending Classics
What do Tilda Swinton, Suzy Amis, and Phillip Seymour Hoffman all have in common? Fantastic gender-bending performances.
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The 10 Greatest NYC Friendships in Film
Can’t we all just get along? Apparently we can! In honor of the two protagonists of "Supporting Characters," we look at some of cinema’s greatest NYC friendships with all their ups and downs in the city that never sleeps.
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Illumination: The Origins of In Darkness
Director Angieszka Holland on sewers, rats, and child actors in her latest film, nominated for Best Foreign Feature at the 2012 Academy Awards.
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Get Swept Away by The Last New Wave Series At Film Society
You don’t need to leave New York to take a trip Down Under. The Film Society of Lincoln Center is presenting a week-long tribute (January 25-31) to the Australian Film Revival of the 1970s.
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Revealed: The 2013 TFF Artists Awards
Every year, twelve artists honor Tribeca Film Festival winners with their artwork. Join us in celebrating the artists of the 2013 Tribeca Film Festival Artists Awards Program, sponsored by Chanel.
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Call of the Wild: Masculinity and Mother Nature in The Grey
Writer/director Joe Carnahan on Liam Neeson, filmmaking-as-adventure, and a possible sequel to Narc.
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