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Tribeca Talks Industry - Does the Cloud have a Silver (Screen) Lining?

We have seen the major studios launch cloud-based solutions to respond to shifting consumer content consumption patterns. The emergence of the tablet as a serious "screen" and the proliferation of online digital platforms provide filmmakers and di... read more

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Tribeca Talks: Pen to Paper hosted by Barnes & Noble Union Square--Based on the Book

Successfully adapting a book to a film can be a challenging task. What are the elements that can best translate from the page to the screen? How faithful must the adaptation be to the original work? Is it possible to create a version of the story ... read more

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Under Our Skin

Arguably the most overlooked and misdiagnosed ailment currently verging on epidemic throughout the United States, Lyme disease and the shocking controversies surrounding its identification and treatment are the focus of this provocative and often ... read more

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Becket

Richard Burton and Peter O'Toole dominate the screen in this exquisitely restored version of the film its producer Hal Wallis (Casablanca, The Maltese Falcon) called "the best picture I ever made." Becket recounts the battle of wills between King ... read more

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Grandma, A Thousand Times

Teta Fatima is the 83-year-old matriarch of the Kaabour family and the sharp-witted queen bee of an old Beiruti quarter. This playful magical-realist documentary looks at Fatima's larger-than-life character as she struggles to cope with the silenc... read more

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Best Screenplay- Narrative Award

Turn me on goddammit won this award: Alma is a small-town teenager with an active imagination and an even more active libido. After a titillating but awkward encounter with school heartthrob Artur turns her into a social outcast, Alma is de... read more

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Almost a Man

A brand-new archival print, with new English subtitles, of Vittorio de Seta's rarely screened second feature film, which earned Jacques Perrin the Best Actor award at the 1966 Venice Film Festival for his portrayal of a young writer's descent into... read more

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Heineken Audience Award First Place Winner

At this screening of the Heineken Audience Award First Place Winner, you'll get to see the film voted the best of the best by your fellow filmgoers. It may make you laugh, it may make you cry, but—with more than 60,000 votes cast—you'd... read more

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Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid

The Tribeca Film Festival is proud to honor the work of legendary screenwriter William Goldman at this outdoor 40th anniversary screening of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. This renowned film won four Academy Awards®, including Goldman'... read more