‘Memorizu’ Review: A Tender, Artful Japanese Reflection on the Media That Keep Us Together
Photographs, videos and voicemails become the fabric of a separated family's relationship in Miiku Sakanishi's delicate debut 'Memorizu.'
‘Act One’ Review: Acting Is Overreacting in Sophia Takal’s Intriguingly Off-Kilter Psychodrama
Ella Beatty is the malleable teenage student to Ari Graynor's obsessive acting coach in Sophia Takal's archly heightened psychodrama 'Act One.'
‘Happy Hours’ Review: Katie Holmes and Joshua Jackson Are Reunited in a Romcom Made for Nineties Nostalgists
Co-starring Joshua Jackson, Katie Holmes' romantic comedy 'Happy Hours' knows who its audience is, and gives them what they want.
Fatma Al-Ghanim, Former Qatar Women’s Soccer Captain, on Her Tribeca Short About Breaking Taboos in Arab Sports: ‘I Couldn’t Avoid Dealing With This Trauma Anymore’
The captain of Qatar’s first women’s national soccer team on her Tribeca short about breaking cultural taboos tied to women playing this sport.
Sara Bareilles and Director Josh Alexander on Turning Loss Into Musical Magic in the Tribeca-Premiering Documentary ‘Good Grief’
Singer Sara Bareilles and director Josh Alexander discuss their documentary, 'Sara Bareilles: Good Grief,' premiering at the Tribeca Film Festival.
Tribeca Festival to Premiere First Fully AI-Generated Film, ‘Dreams of Violets’
Tribeca Festival has set the world premiere of “Dreams of Violets,” a fully AI-generated film.