Elton John Film Opens Tribeca Film Fest
The world premiere of Cameron Crowe's music doc "The Union" and a concert by John were at the center of Wednesday night's opening festivities.
NEW YORK -- The 10th Tribeca Film Festival kicked off Wednesday night with the first-ever opening-night outdoor community event, with appearances by Martin Scorsese, Denis Leary, Elton John and festival co-founder Jane Rosenthal, followed by the screening of the opening film, The Union, by Cameron Crowe.
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