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Tribeca Film Festival

Movie reviews, red carpet fashion, and interviews with the actors, directors and producers premiering at the Tribeca Film Festival, organized by Tribeca Productions, and taking place every year in New York City. Read more about Film Festivals.

Letters to the Editor: Remembering Rex Reed

Friends, colleagues and fans share their memories of Rex Reed—the reviews that changed their lives, the letters he sent back, and the man who made a generation of young gay men feel seen. A compilation of tributes to the legendary critic.
By Merin Curotto
A person stands alone on a small, sunlit patch of ground surrounded by shallow water inside a vast underground cave, where thick tree roots dangle from a circular opening in the cave ceiling, connecting the forest above to the cavern below.

Screening at Tribeca: Robert Petit’s ‘Underland’

The Darren Aronofsky-produced documentary explores the emotional and symbolic weight of descending into the Earth.
By Siddhant Adlakha
A man in a striped sweater stands beside another man in a differently striped sweater, both wearing green diamond-shaped headpieces, during a scene from Twinless.

Screening at Tribeca: James Sweeney’s ‘Twinless’

Dylan O’Brien stars (twice) in this grief-tinged drama with twisted turns.
By Siddhant Adlakha
A man in formal courtroom attire holds up a color photograph of a muddy, straw-covered object while standing in front of a jury.

Screening at Tribeca: Jim Sheridan and David Merriman’s ‘Re-Creation’

By Siddhant Adlakha
Tribeca Storytellers: Robert De Niro & JR In Conversation At Tribeca Festival At Art Basel Miami Beach

Robert De Niro Is Building His Father’s Artistic Legacy

By Rob LeDonne

Paul Sparks On Bringing a Scary Rarity To Broadway With the Horror of ‘Grey House’

By Harry Haun

‘The Drop’: A Cringe Comedy That Depicts a Different Kind of Baby Boom

By Dylan Roth

‘Cha Cha Real Smooth’ Is a Cozy Comedy About (Sort Of) Growing Up

By Dylan Roth
A Safe Guide to Dying tribeca film festival

What Tribeca Film Festival’s Online Shift Means for Filmmakers

By Andy Hirschfeld
Mary Elizabeth Winstead Birds of Brey Gemini Man

‘All About Nina’ Star Mary Elizabeth Winstead on Stage Fright and Tackling Pain Through Comedy

By Brandon Katz
Christopher Nolan Next Movie

What Should Christopher Nolan Do Next?

By Brandon Katz
13 Reasons Why Season 2 Premiere Date Netflix

Why the Entertainment Industry Needs to Embrace Controversy

By Brandon Katz
All About Nina Tribeca Film Festival Mary Elizabeth Winstead

Stardom vs. Success: The Mary Elizabeth Winstead Case Study

By Brandon Katz

Sarah Jessica Parker Speaks Out About Cynthia Nixon’s Gubernatorial Bid

By Madina Toure
Tribeca Film Festival Paul Lieberstein Song of Back and Neck

Paul Lieberstein Discusses His Tribeca Film Festival Darling ‘Song of Back and Neck’

By Brandon Katz
Little Woods Review Tribeca Film Festival

How the West Was Won, Again: The Frontier’s Hollywood Resurgence

By Brandon Katz
Song of Back and Neck Review Tribeca Film Festival

Just Laugh Until You Cry: Why Do We Make It So Hard for Comedians to Go Dramatic?

By Brandon Katz
Little Woods Review Tribeca Film Festival

Tessa Thompson and Lily James Discuss Their Neo-Western Film ‘Little Woods’

By Brandon Katz
The Seagull Tribeca Film Festival

The Stellar Cast of ‘The Seagull’ Answers Key Questions About the Film Adaptation

By Brandon Katz
Upcoming TV Shows

‘True Detective’ Co-Star Says New Episodes Will Be More Like Season One, Thank God

By Brandon Katz
The Rachel Divide Review Netflix Tribeca Film Festival

‘The Rachel Divide’ Review: Is Rachel Dolezal Sorry in New Netflix Documentary?

By Brandon Katz

How This 4-Minute Virtual Reality Short Is Taking on Climate Change

By John Bonazzo
Matt Smith.

Matt Smith Discusses His Prince Philip Replacement on ‘The Crown’

By Emily Cegielski
Duck Butter Tribeca Film Festival

‘Duck Butter’ Reminds Us That Lesbian Representation in Film Is Rare

By Brandon Katz
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