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Filming the Camps: From Hollywood to Nuremberg
Now through October 14, the Museum of Jewish Heritage's new exhibit tracks legendary directors John Ford, George Stevens and Samuel Fuller through their documentation of the liberation of WWII concentration camps. read more
...And That's a Wrap!
It's hard to believe the 11th Tribeca Film Festival is in the books. Join us for a look back at 12 jam-packed days of movies and festivities, enjoyed by film fans and families alike. read more
TFF 2012: World Narrative Competition
The 12 films in the 2012 World Narrative Competition amply reflect TFF’s commitment to fostering dialogue between the global filmmaking community and U.S. audiences and auteurs. read more
The Face That Launched A Thousand Lawsuits
Director Andrew Shea thrillingly traces the twisted and complex history of Egon Schiele's iconic painting Portrait of Wally in his new documentary, which plays like an unfolding mystery. Opens Friday, May 11 at Quad Cinema. read more
The City of Lights Has a Mean Streak
Triple threat (writer/director/star) Maïwenn discusses her latest film, Polisse (TFF 2012), a gritty drama about a Paris Child Protective Services unit, based on real cases. Opening in NY and LA on Friday, May 18. read more
Review Stew: Chicago 10
Here's what the critics have to say about Brett Morgen's bold new documentary/animation Chicago 10, which marries rotoscoping and archival footage to retell the events that followed the 1968 Democratic National Convention. read more
2008 Tribeca Film Festival Family Street Fair
The annual Family Street Fair, presented on May 3 by American Express, will offer a day of family fun and lively entertainment, including performers, dancers, stilt walker, face painters, and more. The Street Fair runs from 10am-6pm and is located... read more