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Ainu Mosir
Archived Festival Film
Ainu Mosir
In an indigenous village in Northern Japan, sensitive 14-year-old Kanto takes his first steps towards manhood as a debate brews among the community about a controversial ceremony. read more
I'm No Longer Here
Archived Festival Film
I'm No Longer Here
17 year old Ulises loves to dance. But when the local cartel mistakenly targets him, he’s forced to flee his home in Mexico, landing alone in the wilds of Queens. read more
Walls Are Meant For Climbing
Archived Festival Film
Walls Are Meant For Climbing
Since 1966, we've seen walls not as obstacles but as opportunities. They are a chance to explore what we believe to be possible. They are a vertical proving ground for grit, perseverance, and determination. This series celebrates the walls that un... read more
SISTERHOOD: "Action"
Archived Festival Film
SISTERHOOD: "Action"
On the eve of their 16th birthday, a group of friends get stuck on a boat. As they wait for dawn, they project their hopes for the world over the next sixteen years. read more
Almost Human - Tribeca X
Archived Festival Film
Almost Human - Tribeca X
In your end is your beginning. Atoms in your hand were made at the big bang. You existed right from the start, and you exist everywhere; in the sea, in the stars - and you exist in the end. A wave can erase your castle of sand, but that will merel... read more
neurotica.
Archived Festival Film
neurotica.
A comedic sci-fi anthology series exploring personal anxieties. In episode 1, eureka!, a chronic procrastinator (Karen Gillan) meets an otherworldly being responsible for giving humanity its great ideas. read more
Black 14
Archived Festival Film
Black 14
Directed by Darius Clark Monroe and executive produced by Spike Lee, this documentary short tells the story of what happened when a group of college athletes decided to protest racial injustice. read more
Chernobyl
Archived Festival Film
Chernobyl
Chernobyl dramatizes the story of the 1986 nuclear accident, one of the worst man-made catastrophes in history, and of the brave men and women who sacrificed to save Europe from disaster, all the while battling a culture of disinformation. read more
Award Screening: Tribeca X Award Winners
Almost Human In your end is your beginning. Atoms in your hand were made at the big bang. You existed right from the start, and you exist everywhere; in the sea, in the stars - and you exist in the end. A wave can erase... read more
Fierce: Stories of Women who Changed the World
Join us for a live preview of Tribeca and iHeartRadio’s first joint original podcast, Fierce, an all women created, produced, and hosted series that will join the iHeartPodcast Network summer 2019. Fierce is a storytelling adventure about the wome... read more
Charlie's Records
Archived Festival Film
Charlie's Records
Rawlston Charles migrated from Tobago and entered the United States in December 1967. Living in Bedford-Stuyvesant in Brooklyn, NY, Charles had a vision to promote Calypso and Soca music and its artist to the world through his rec... read more
10 Years of 30 for 30
Archived Festival Film
10 Years of 30 for 30
Since the launch of 30 for 30 ten years ago, the series has become one of the premiere brands in all of documentary film. With now over 90 documentaries under its belt, including the 2017 Academy Award winner for Best Documentary, ESPN ha... read more
The 100%
Archived Festival Film
The 100%
An immersive experience following the harrowing and inspirational journey of Maggie Kurdirka, a ballet dancer and rising star at the Joffrey Concert Group, who at 23 years old was diagnosed with incurable stage four metastatic bre... read more
Tribeca Disruptive Innovation Award
Archived Festival Film
Tribeca Disruptive Innovation Award
On Friday, May 3rd we will celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Tribeca Disruptive Innovation Awards. TDIA serves as a living laboratory for advances in disruptive innovation theory and brings together the world's most fa... read more
The Dominican Dream
Archived Festival Film
The Dominican Dream
In the early 1990s, the future of basketball belonged to a young Dominican immigrant named Felipe Lopez. Featured on the cover of Sports Illustrated at the age of 17, Lopez’s story is the ultimate profile of the American ... read more
I Want My MTV
Archived Festival Film
I Want My MTV
In 1981, a new music-centric network launched that would come to define a generation. Featuring the musicians, Veejays, and executives who were there from the beginning, Tyler Measom and Patrick Waldrop’s energeti... read more