Tag: 2018 Tribeca Film Festival
Interview: Nia Dacosta – Little Woods
A New York-native, first time writer/director Nia DaCosta premiered her poignant family drama, Little Woods, on home turf at Tribeca 2018. Set in the...
Interview: Madeleine Sackler – O.G. / It’s a Hard Truth, Ain’t It
Known for her eye-opening documentaries, Emmy-winning producer/director Madeleine Sackler had not one but two films in 2018’s Tribeca Film Festival: It’s a Hard Truth, Ain’t...
Interview: Wolfgang Held – O.G. / It’s a Hard Truth, Ain’t It
Emmy Award-winning Director of Photography Wolfgang Held had three films at this year’s Tribeca Film Festival: O.G., It’s a Hard Truth, Ain’t It, and...
Interview: Emma Forrest – Untogether
Emma Forrest has been a writer all of her life. Now, she’s a director too. The British-American journalist, novelist and screenwriter, debuted her first...
Interview: John Maringouin & David Zellner – Ghostbox Cowboy
Ghostbox Cowboy might be John Maringouin's first foray into the narrative form, but there is a lineage to his previous docu features; best known for...
Ghostbox Cowboy | Review
Damn Sell: Maringouin’s No-Frills Pynchonian Mind-blowing Masterpiece
Unfolding like a Thomas Pynchon novel, John Maringouin’s latest oeuvre follows an American inventor-of-sorts who gets taken for...
Bathtubs Over Broadway | Review
One Man’s Quest to Spotlight the Unsung Stars of Industrial Musicals
Comedy writer Steve Young’s fascination with a peculiar oddity takes him on a personally...
Interview: Eva Vives – All About Nina
We sat down with first-time writer/director Eva Vives to discuss her Tribeca 2018 hit: the provocative love story All About Nina (interview below). Vives...
The Man Who Stole Banksy | 2018 Tribeca Film Festival Review
Anti-American Graffiti: A Cultural Critique Built on Street Art
Marco Prosperio’s ambitious debut feature The Man Who Stole Banksy is a far-reaching plunge into the...
Interview: Paul Lieberstein – Song Of Back And Neck
Paul Lieberstein — perhaps better known as Toby Flenderson from NBC’s The Office—made his feature film debut at this year’s Tribeca Film Festival with...
Maine | 2018 Tribeca Film Festival Review
Trail Mix: Brown Offers Ephemeral Romance on Appalachian Hike
The anti-thesis of a fight-against-the-elements type narrative a la Wild or Tracks, Maine unfolds quietly and emphasizes...
2018 Tribeca Film Fest’s U.S. Narrative Comp includes: Vives, Arteta, DaCosta, Timoner & Madeleine Sackler
With several of these projects landing on our 2018 Most Anticipated American indie films list, this year's U.S. Narrative Comp appears to be a solid slate...
2018 Tribeca Film Fest’s Docu Comp includes: Daniel Patrick Carbone, PJ Raval & Marco Proserpio
Arguably becoming one of the best film fest showcases for documentary film, over the years we've seen a generous oupput of Oscar and Cinema...
2018 Tribeca Film Fest’s Intl. Narrative Comp includes: Gabriela Pichler, Ioana Uricaru & Mads Brugger
Peppered with items that recently dropped at Rotterdam and Berlin, with a handful of world premieres to bout, the International Narrative Comp features Gabriela...
2018 Tribeca Film Fest’s Spotlight Narrative includes: Emma Forrest, Marianna Palka, Award Winners Sebastian Lelio & Desiree Akhavan
Film items we've seen at TIFF back in September in Haifaa Al Mansour's Mary Shelley and Sebastian Lelio's Disobedience, to Sundance's top prize winner...
2018 Tribeca Film Fest’s Spotlight Docu includes: Ed Sheeran, Barbie, Bethany Hamilton & Alexander McQueen
Complementing the Documentary Competition items, not unlike Sundance's Documentary Premieres section which features the latest from established docu helmers, this year's batch includes as...
2018 Tribeca Film Fest’s Viewpoint includes: Robert Machoian & Rodrigo Ojeda-Beck, Hagar Ben-Asher, Nathan Silver
Tribeca Film Fest’s Viewpoint section has some micro gems from some filmmakers we've come to champion here on the site with three items in...
2018 Tribeca Film Fest: Drake Doremus’ Zoe Selected as Centerpiece & Liz Garbus Closes Out Fest with The Fourth Estate
The Tribeca Film Festival has unveiled their 2018 program and have lassoed the shot in Montreal Drake Doremus' Zoe as the Centerpiece Gala and will close out...