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Errata
Archived Festival Film
Errata
Director Alexander Stewart gives new meaning to the term "carte blanche" in Errata, his animated film that evolved from a white sheet of paper. Using nostalgic forms of technology and the process of automated abstraction, Stewart takes a blank she... read more
A Girl Like Me
Archived Festival Film
A Girl Like Me
A Girl Like Me explores the standards of beauty imposed on today's black girls. Through a number of frank interviews with girls from the director's high school, the film delves beneath the surface in order to show how such standards affect self-es... read more
Roof Sex
Archived Festival Film
Roof Sex
Rooftop furniture comes crashing together in this playful and provocative short that features "chair-on-chair" action. Screenwriter, director, and animator PES puts his background of printmaking and painting to good use in Roof Sex. read more
The Pelican
Archived Festival Film
The Pelican
Dubbed "the French James Dean" for his roles in films by Claude Chabrol (Le beau Serge, Les cousins) and Howard Hawks (Hatari), Gérard Blain's work as director never surfaced in the U.S. This is his masterpiece, a moving account of parental love a... read more
The Premonition
Archived Festival Film
The Premonition
Noted actor Jean-Pierre Darroussin's directorial debut portrays the spiritual journey of a wealthy Parisian lawyer (memorably played by Darroussin) who, in an attempt to shed the shackles of social conditioning, abandons the corrupt bourgeois worl... read more
The Small Ones
Archived Festival Film
The Small Ones
The Small Ones is a distillation portrait of the director's cousin Sandor, a doctor during WWII assigned to reconstruct the bones -- small and large -- of dead American soldiers. Composed of highly abstracted war imagery set against images of chi... read more
Taxidermia
Archived Festival Film
Taxidermia
A wildly inventive and often grotesque panoply of sordid characters and imagery, this dark comedy by the director of the acclaimed Hukkle spans three generations of men in a Hungarian family: a depraved orderly, his obese son and his taxidermist g... read more
Tribeca Talks Industry: Reuse, Remix & Renew
Being an indie filmmaker is expensive—emotionally, financially, and legally. Many young artists don't have the tools to create the films they want or to license them for future use. How does one navigate the uncharted legal waters of the int... read more
Thriller Night
Archived Festival Film
Thriller Night
Join filmmaker and “Thriller” video director John Landis for a special 25th anniversary screening of Michael Jackson's epic 1984 music video, plus the classic Making of Thriller. Learn the Thriller dance and take part in the world's largest zombie... read more