Here are five films from this year's lineup that are worth hunting down.
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Joshua Brunsting
Tribeca Film Festival 2021: Dispatch Three
This third and final dispatch from Tribeca 2021 looks at a pair of fantastic biographies and a crowd pleasing sports documentary.
Tribeca Film Festival 2021: Dispatch Two
This second dispatch from Tribeca 2021 looks at an entrancing fiction film and a pair of one-of-a-kind documentaries.
Tribeca Film Festival 2021: Dispatch One
The first of three Tribeca dispatches looks at three of the festival's more talked about documentaries.
Sean Reviews Roman Polanski’s Venus in Fur [Tribeca Film Festival Review]
Polanski's adaptation is a sexually-tinged delight.
Sean Hutchinson
James Reviews Richard Raaphorst’s Frankenstein’s Army [Tribeca Film Festival 2013 Review]
Frankenstein's Army. Is the movie as good as its title?
James McCormick
James Reviews Karl Mueller’s Mr. Jones [Tribeca Film Festival 2013 Review]
Found footage films are a dime a dozen now, with many just using the genre as an easy way to make a quick buck and a cheap way of doing so. Thankfully, Mr. Jones is not one of those films.
James Reviews Richard Linklater’s Before Midnight [Tribeca Film Festival 2013 Review]
Richard Linklater, Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy are back again, 9 years later, in Before Midnight. James loved the first two. Third time's a charm?
James Reviews Aharon Keshales and Navot Papushado’s Big Bad Wolves [Tribeca Film Festival 2013 Review]
"The only thing maniacs are afraid of is other maniacs." Truer words have never been said.
James Reviews Emanuel Hoss-Desmarais’ Whitewash [Tribeca Film Festival 2013 Review]
Sometimes waking up a little bit late and missing your first intended press screening is a blessing in disguise.
James Reviews Kat Coiro’s A Case Of You [Tribeca Film Festival 2013 Review]
It's not a good sign for your film when your brightest spot is a cameo by a friend of yours.
Rudie Obias