Tribeca Film is pleased to announce its acquisition of “No Rest for the Wicked,” the multi-award-winning Spanish noir from noted genre director Enrique Urbizu.
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Are you contemplating a film or transmedia submission for the 2013 Tribeca Film Festival? Director of Programming Genna Terranova offers some insightful tips to guide your way.
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On October 1, Tribeca COO and President Jon Patricof will moderate a panel discussion about recent changes in documentary filmmaking. Won’t you be our guest?
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Your participation in an online survey will help us continue to refine the ways we connect with our audience. Survey participants may have a chance to win two “All Access” passes to the 2013 Tribeca Film Festival or other prizes! (Check the Official Rules for eligibility requirements.)
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Blending authentic reportage with pop culture references, the provocative documentary examines the high-stakes world of drug dealing and drug enforcement.
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In advance of its October 24 VOD release, get a cheeky taste of “The Comedy,” a unique character study starring Tim Heidecker (“Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job”) as an aging, aimless hipster afloat in Brooklyn. Some people like it, kind of.
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In these deleted scenes from “Side By Side,” director Robert Rodriguez describes filming “Grindhouse” with Quentin Tarantino, and sound mixer Walter Murch talks about how our eyes process digital differently.
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Tribeca joins the global artistic community in calling for the release and freedom of Syrian filmmaker Orwa Nyrabia, detained last week in Damascus.
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Christmas brings out the best and worst in families, and the Fitzgeralds are no exception. Edward Burns reunites with “The Brothers McMullen” castmates Connie Britton and Michael McGlone in this family drama, set for a late-November release.
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The master sound and film editor (“Apocalypse Now,” “Godfather: Part II,” “The English Patient”) shares his view from the filmmaking trenches.
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