Tribeca 2014
Silenced: Film Review
James Spione talks to three former federal employees who exposed government secrets.
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Tribeca: Film Festival Attracts More Than 120,000 Moviegoers
The 12-day festival screened 89 features and 57 short films from 40 countries.
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Tribeca: Director of ‘The Canal’ on Six of His Horror Film Inspirations
Irish helmer Ivan Kavanagh reveals the childhood diet of macabre movies that led to his frightening new film, set to be distributed by The Orchard.
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Tribeca: Barney Frank and Husband Upset After Seeing Full-Access Documentary, Call It ‘Embarrassing’
In a post-world premiere Q&A with Alec Baldwin, the former congressman and his husband expressed some misgivings about the way the film portrays Franks' public and private life.
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Tribeca: ‘Begin Again’ Stars Keira Knightley and Adam Levine Talk Challenges of Singing, Acting
The producers and cast also weigh in on the new title for Toronto hit "Can a Song Save Your Life?"
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Tribeca: ‘Supermensch’ Shep Gordon Talks Maui Parties, Rap Music and Advice for Today’s Managers
The veteran manager of Alice Cooper, Raquel Welch and Emeril Lagasse reflected on Mike Myers' directorial debut with longtime friend Michael Douglas on Saturday in NYC.
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Murder of a Cat: Tribeca Review
Fran Kranz stars in Gillian Greene's debut feature about an overgrown man-child who attempts to find the killer of his beloved feline.
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Sister: Tribeca Review
An immature actor-screenwriter is suddenly forced to assume custody of his much younger, emotionally troubled adopted sister in David Lascher's debut film.
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Tribeca: Ron Howard on Embracing Technology, Returning to Acting
The legendary director told Brian Williams that amid a changing film business, he welcomes the opportunity to tell stories in new formats, including as one of the people in front of the camera.
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Tribeca: RADiUS-TWC Acquires Music Documentary ‘Keep on Keepin’ On’
Quincy Jones produced the film with Paula DuPre' Pesmen.
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Tribeca: Courteney Cox Directs Like an Actor, ‘Just Before I Go’ Stars Say
Seann William Scott and "Raising Hope's" Garret Dillahunt talk about what drew them to the dark comedy while producer Gabriel Cowan reveals how David Arquette helped him produce his ex's feature directorial debut.
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