Tribeca Festival announces its full feature lineup for 2024. This year marks the 23rd year of the Tribeca Festival and offers a diverse collection of…
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Writer Cord Jefferson’s directorial debut “American Fiction” is a hilarious and excellent exploration of race and storytelling.
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You’re Not Me makes viewers’ voices hoarse from all the yelling at the screen. Frustrating characters and dreadful holiday music makes this movie memorable.
You’re Not Me Is Holiday Cult Horror [Fantastic Fest ’23] Read More »
A Strange Path builds discomfort and terror as you question what’s brewing with a outstanding lead and disorienting sound design.
A Strange Path Is A Surprising Journey of Isolation and Connection [Tribeca Review] Read More »
Shortcomings is a funny, witty that uses cliched rom-com moments to tell a larger story of growth while traversing relationships in search of connections.
Shortcomings: A Story About Growing Up Swathed In A Funny Love Rom-Com [Sundance Review] Read More »
Fancy Dance is a tragic yet beautiful story that highlights the traditions of Indigenous community with the harm that comes from societal abandonment.
Fancy Dance Uses Fiction to Highlight Love, Loss and MMIW [Sundance Review] Read More »
The Persian Version takes a heavier topic of identity and generational conflict and imbues it with the magic of culture, comedy, and music. A joy to watch.
The Persian Version: A Lighthearted Dramedy That Comes Full Circle [Sundance Review] Read More »
Elijah Bynum’s Magazine Dreams is an outstanding drama about struggle, rage and grief. Jonathan Majors’s nuanced, electrifying performance is Oscar-worthy.
Old Flame shows promise through its lean three-act structure, and compelling cast but ultimately abandons something more for the same ole same ole.
Old Flame Has Potential In It But Fizzles Out [Brooklyn Horror Film Festival] Read More »
The Domestic merges supernatural horror with wealthy people’s fear that the hired help is out to get them, building dread and claustrophobia with each scene.
The Domestic Brings A Unique Spin To Common Story [Screamfest] Read More »