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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. read more

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Invitation: (Free) Future of Film Event: An Evening With Alex Karpovsky

Join us at Tribeca Cinemas on February 11 for an in-depth discussion with filmmaker Alex Karpovsky, renaissance man of the independent film world. read more

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10 Artists To Follow On Vine

Vine is the new videosharing app that has everyone in the Twittersphere abuzz. We recognize 10 artists that are pushing this new art form’s self-imposed creative limitations. read more

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Chris Sullivan On The Festival Journey of “Consuming Spirits”

After 15 years in the making, Chris Sullivan’s painstakingly constructed experimental animation opus, "Consuming Spirits," opens at Film Forum this week. Tribeca checked in with the filmmaker to discuss TFF 2012 and his experiences on the festival... read more

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Live From Tribeca Film: Ask Edward Burns a Question About #Fitzmas

Merry (early) Christmas! On Monday, December 10, filmmaker Edward Burns will be participating in a live chat at 7PM ET/4PM PT, during which he will answer any and all questions about his latest film, "The Fitzgerald Family Christmas." Now on VOD a... read more

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“People Should Be Allowed to Freely Love Each Other”: Travis Fine on “Any Day Now”

Alan Cumming, Garret Dillahunt, and one special boy star as a very unlikely 1970s family in Travis Fine's "Any Day Now." The TFF 2012 Audience Award winner opens this weekend in select theaters. read more

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The IFC Center Goes “On The Road”

In honor of his new film adaptation of Jack Kerouac’s iconic beat novel, “On The Road,” director Walter Salles is the impetus behind a weeklong series (December 14-20) of seminal road movies at IFC Center. read more

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Julia Louis-Dreyfus And Brad Hall Take Us Abroad In "Picture Paris"

Brad Hall directs his wife Julia Louis-Dreyfus in "Picture Paris," a delectable “long-ish short” about a woman who finds herself on the streets of Paris. This pleasing amuse bouche from TFF 2012 premieres on HBO this Monday, December 17, at 9PM. read more

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"No One Gets A Free Pass In Life": Brian Dannelly on "Struck By Lightning"

After his feature debut "Saved!," it took director Brian Dannelly eight years to find his way back to the teen genre with "Struck By Lightning." This favorite from TFF 2012 is now available on VOD and in select theaters beginning January 11. read more

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10 Films From 2012 That Predicted The End of the World

For the year's end, we've asked Tribeca's staff to share their Top 10 Lists. Today, Tribecafilm.com's Design Director Jon Chonko on this apocalyptic year in film. read more

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The 10 Films From 2012 You Should Not Watch With Your Family Under Any Circumstances

For the year's end, we've asked Tribeca's staff to share their Top 10 Lists. Today, Tribecafilm.com's Editorial Director Lindsay Robertson shares movies to keep out of the family room this year. read more

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The 10 Best Mid-Life Crisis Films of 2012

For the year's end, we've asked Tribeca's staff to share their Top 10 Lists. Today, Web Producer Mark Sikes shares the best movies for a mid-life crisis. read more

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10 Amazing YouTube Videos From 2012

For the year's end, we've asked Tribeca's staff to share their Top 10 Lists. Today, Tribeca's EVP of Content and Marketing Matt Spangler highlights examples of the extraordinary variety online video had to offer this year. read more

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The 10 Most Muscle-Bound Performances of 2012

For the year's end, we've asked Tribeca's staff to share their Top 10 Lists. Today, Tribecafilm.com's Digital Content Coordinator Karen Kemmerle celebrates the top physiques of the cinematic year. read more

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The 10 Best Documentaries of 2012

For the year's end, we've asked Tribeca's staff to share their Top 10 Lists. Today we hear from TFI's Manager, Documentary Programming Jose F. Rodriguez on the best documentaries of 2012. read more

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The Museum of the Moving Image Celebrates Foreign Cinema

Now in its second year, the First Look series, which runs from Friday, January 4 through Sunday, January 13, at the Museum of the Moving Image, showcases innovative and groundbreaking new international cinema. read more

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Character Studies: Angela Kinsey Gives Guidance

Leading up to the January 11 theatrical release of “Struck By Lightning,” Tribeca Film is proud to debut our “Character Studies” series that will help you get to know your favorite SBL personalities just a little bit better. read more

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Character Studies: An Expectant Christina Hendricks

Leading up to the January 11 theatrical release of “Struck By Lightning,” we want to help you get to know your favorite SBL characters a bit better. April Adams (Christina Hendricks) stands out as a woman with a lot on her mind… read more

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Character Studies: A Goth Ashley Rickards

Leading up to the January 11 theatrical release of “Struck By Lightning,” we want to help you get to know your favorite SBL characters—like Vicki Jordan (played by "Awkward" star Ashley Rickards)—just a little bit better. read more

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Character Studies: Allison Janney As Mommie Dearest?

Leading up to the January 11 theatrical release of “Struck By Lightning,” we want to help you get to know your favorite SBL characters a little bit better. Allison Janney’s Sheryl Phillips won’t be winning any Mother of the Year awards. read more

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Character Studies: Rebel Wilson Is On Your Side

Leading up to the January 11 theatrical release of “Struck By Lightning,” we want to help you get to know your favorite SBL characters—like Malerie Baggs (played by Rebel Wilson)— just a little bit better. read more

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Learn "Budget 101" From Tribeca Film Institute

Filmmakers, learn to keep costs down, use what you’ve got, and recognize the climate we’re in. Join Tribeca Film Institute and the Time Warner Foundation for a panel on creating a film budget: October 25. Did we mention it’s free? read more

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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. read more

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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. read more

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The Old School Legacy: Ten Years of Manchildren

Has it really been 10 years since Luke Wilson, Vince Vaughn, and Will Ferrell decided to slough off their adult lives and go back to college in Todd Phillips's "Old School"? read more