Thriller ‘The White Rabbit’ Ensnares Viewers in Hitchcockian Fashion
Thriller short film The White Rabbit ensnares viewers with a joke, a nightmare, and an illusion in a sly interplay that evokes Hitchcock’s Rear Window.
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‘Bad Shabbos’ Revels in Its Black Comedic Soul
A dead body adds to the lively mix of family dysfunction and the pressure of making a good impression in Dan Robbins’ affable black comedy, Bad Shabbos.
‘Land of Gold’ Asks How Do You Raise a Brown Child in Today’s Hostile America?
Talking with Land of Gold director Nardeep Khurmi at Tribeca, he explains how his road trip drama serves as a badly needed “empathy machine” for divided America.
Tribeca Film Festival: ‘Cha Cha Real Smooth’ Goes All in on the Manic Pixie Dream Boy
Cooper Raiff’s romantic comedy about a likeable slacker falling for an older woman, Cha Cha Real Smooth, has a bullying need to be liked.
‘All I Can Say’ Is a Powerful, Unique Documentary at Tribeca
The All I Can Say documentary follows Shannon Hoon with the band Blind Melon and his family and through his addiction.
Hideo Kojima + Norman Reedus Talk ‘Death Stranding’ at Tribeca
Without new footage or a release date, the Tribeca Talk didn't raise my anticipation for Death Stranding, but it was an engaging chat with Hideo Kojima and Norman Reedus.
‘Shot!’ Mick Rock Documentary at Tribeca + After Party (Photos)
Following the world premiere of SHOT! The Psycho-Spiritual Mantra of Rock, attendees were invited to an after party which featured the Yeah Yeah Yeahs and some special guests.
Tribeca Taps Samantha Bee for ‘Full Frontal’ Talk
Samantha Bee discussed her excellent Full Frontal, attending the political conventions and voting in the New York primary at Tribeca.
Tribeca Film Festival: ‘The Canal’
Horror flick The Canal slowly builds malaise into an excellent and unsettling genre piece.
Tribeca Film Festival: ‘Lucky Them’
Lucky Them focuses on a music journalist who can't break free of her history as the girlfriend of a deceased-Seattle rock icon but this romantic comedy falls short of its potential.
Tribeca Film Festival 2012: ‘Freaky Deaky’ Premiere + Tribeca Talks
If you don't take Freaky Deaky too seriously, you'll probably enjoy it.