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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.

A close up film still of an out of focus man's face in the foreground and a pensive woman's face in the background

Rachel Rose’s ‘The Last Day’ Is a Powerful Rumination on Modernity

In mining her most intimate anxieties, as a mother and a creator, she arrives with one of the year's most striking debuts, which builds quietly but assertively to an archly edited climax of poignant reflection.
By Siddhant Adlakha
"House Of Criticism" Premiere - 2026 Tribeca Festival

In Alison Chernick’s ‘House of Criticism,’ Jerry Saltz and Roberta Smith Step Out From Behind Their Bylines

“Every debate I’ve had with Roberta, she’s right,” Saltz told Observer. “I’ve tried to contribute to her work, hundreds of pieces, but I’ve never gotten anything in, because she’s, I think, the best there’s ever been.”
By Olga Samofalova
A dimly lit image of bunch beds where people covered in angular purple sheets lay

Michael Gallagher’s ‘The Leader’ Drops the Ball Dramatically

The film, which screened at Tribeca, is shockingly dull for a tale of people so impassioned that they were willing to kill themselves based on misguided beliefs about the world and about themselves.
By Siddhant Adlakha
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
Marvel Rumors Tessa Thompson

Tessa Thompson Offers Update on Her All-Female Marvel Movie

By Brandon Katz

Tribeca Virtual Reality Showcase Proves This Tech Is Still a Flawed Storytelling Tool

By John Bonazzo
Love, Gilda Review Tribeca Film Festival

‘Love, Gilda’ Will Make You Laugh, Cry and Fall Down a YouTube Rabbit Hole

By Brandon Katz
Tribeca Film Festival Schindler's List Scarface

Tribeca: ‘Schindler’s List’ and ‘Scarface’ Set for 2018 Reunion

By Brandon Katz
Tribeca Film Festival 2018 Lineup

Here’s Everything Coming to the 2018 Tribeca Film Festival

By Brandon Katz
Gilda Radner Tribeca Film Festival

Tribeca Film Festival to Open With Gilda Radner Documentary

By Brandon Katz
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Exclusive Clip: The Lower East Side Film Festival Debuts Diverse, Buzzy Lineup

By Jake Brandman
Debra Winger and Tracy Letts in The lovers.

Middle-Aged ‘Lovers’: Debra Winger and Tracy Letts Shoot the Shit

By Thelma Adams
Chris Messina and Quinn Shephard in Blame.

Quinn Shepard’s ‘Blame’ Game: Tribeca’s Buzziest Quadruple Threat on Her New Hit Film

By Jake Brandman
Filmmaker and artist Julian Schnabel.

Julian Schnabel on Julian Schnabel: ‘I Sort of Feel Like I’m a Broken Vase’

By David D'Arcy
Still from Arjan van Meerten's Apex.

This Virtual Reality Film Lets You Experience Apocalypse Firsthand

By Alanna Martinez
Tom Hanks and Bruce Springsteen.

Tribeca: Bruce Springsteen and Tom Hanks Talk Taxes, Music and ‘Philadelphia’

By Vinnie Mancuso
Emma Roberts.

Celebrities Dressed Like True New Yorkers at the Tribeca Film Festival

By Dena Silver
Tribeca Film Festival.

Behind the Screens: The 2017 Tribeca Film Festival

By Jake Brandman
Keep the Change.

Tribeca Film Festival: Romance ‘Keep the Change’ Is a Keeper

By Thelma Adams
Zachary Quinto and Jenny Slate in Aardvark.

Tribeca 2017: Jenny Slate and Zachary Quinto Discuss Outlandish ‘Aardvark’

By Jake Brandman
Burt Reynolds attends the 2016 SXSW Festival. at Paramount Theatre on March 12, 2016 in Austin, Texas.

‘Dog Years’ Star Burt Reynolds Dishes on De Niro, Brando, Eastwood and ‘Star Wars’

By Thelma Adams
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