Tribeca 2013
Cannes: Zeitgeist Films Takes U.S. Rights on Israeli Comedy ‘Zero Motivation’
The dark comedy from first-timer Talya Lavie looks at the everyday life for a unit of young, female soldiers.
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Oscars: Belgium Nominates ‘The Broken Circle Breakdown’ for Foreign Language Category
Felix van Groeningen's relationship drama with a bluegrass twist has been a sleeper success across Europe.
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Q&A: Filmmaker Christina Voros Captures Street Style Jungle in New Documentary (Exclusive)
Christina Voros' "Chasing Tommy Ton" follows the noted Jak & Jil blogger/photographer in one of two short films premiering at DailyCandy and Tribeca Enterprises' Fashion in Film Festival on Thursday.
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DailyCandy Partners With Tribeca Enterprises for ‘Fashion in Film’ Series
The women's lifestyle website expands its scope with a two-day, multiplatform film fest showcasing style shorts by Tribeca-sourced directors.
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Kiss the Water: Tribeca Review
Eric Steel, director of "The Bridge," lends his idiosyncratic doc voice to the story of a fly-fishing legend.
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Whitewash: Tribeca Review
Advertising vet Emanuel Hoss-Desmarais won Best New Narrative Director for his feature debut.
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Herblock: The Black & The White: Tribeca Review
Director Michael Stevens (son of George Stevens, Jr.) celebrates the late editorial cartoonist.
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Eastwood Directs: The Untold Story: Tribeca Review
Richard Schickel offers a new installment in his decades-long look at Clint Eastwood.
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Hide Your Smiling Faces: Tribeca Review
Daniel Patrick Carbone's remarkable debut looks at two brothers attempting to digest a friend's death.
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Tribeca Film Festival Boasts 450,000 Attendees
The 12th edition of the New York City event saw 117,000 people view 149 feature and short films.
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Vampire Weekend, Steve Buscemi Team Up for Hometown Show: Concert Review
The "Boardwalk Empire" star directs a live webcast from New York's Roseland Ballroom to close out the Tribeca Film Festival.
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The National’s Matt Berninger and Brother Tom Hash Out Their Past Dramas
The indie rock star and his brother, a newly-minted filmmaker, discuss their differences growing up and discover a few remaining sore spots.
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