Tribeca Festival premiered the touching and prolific documentary ‘Guggi’ on June 14.
‘Just Look Up’ ignited passion for advocacy cinema at Tribeca Festival and proved that films with a meaningful message are going to help make the world a better place one frame at a time.
Tribeca Film Festival welcomed the world premiere of ‘Act One’, the latest psychological thriller from writer-director Sophia Takal.
‘Jail Time Records’ just played a winning tune and took home the Best Documentary Feature at Tribeca Festival.
Not at all a documentary in the traditional sense, ‘The Best Summer’ is cut from a series of personal recordings captured by filmmaker Tamra Davis, while on tour with bands Sonic Youth, Foo Fighters, Bikini Kill and more during the summer of 1995.
Tim Travers Hawkins new documentary American Zoo is the story of the Catskill Game Farm, America’s first and largest privately-owned zoo.
This new documentary from Mike Attie, Katarina Poljak, and Nathan R. Stenberg introduces us to the Pennhurst State School and Hospital, formerly a home for individuals with developmental and physical disabilities, that is now the site of a popular seasonal haunted attraction.
Earth, Wind & Fire and Questlove kicked of the 25th anniversary of Tribeca Festival with music magic.
The open road has often reflected isolation in film.
‘Killing Castro,’ the debut feature from Eif Rivera, delves into an interesting moment in history when Fidel Castro (Diego Boneta) and Malcolm X (Kendrick Sampson) met at the historic Hotel Theresa in Harlem.
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