Tribeca Film Festival
“Audiences Everywhere Are Drawn to Authenticity”: Tribeca Festival Lisboa’s Fábio Martins on Portugal’s Creative Renaissance
At Tribeca Festival Lisboa, programmer Martins spotlights filmmakers who tell political and personal stories through empathy, honesty and imagination.
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Tribeca Names Rebecca Glashow as New CEO
The former BBC exec replaces Tribeca co-founder Jane Rosenthal, who becomes co-chair of the board alongside James Murdoch and a consultant to the film festival brand.
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Tribeca Festival Lisboa 2025 Sets ‘Bugonia,’ ‘Nuremberg’ Screenings
The second European edition in Lisbon will also open with Julian Schnabel’s ‘In the Hand of Dante’ and feature Kim Cattrall, Ava DuVernay and Giancarlo Esposito as speakers.
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‘The Scout’ Review: Modest but Accomplished Debut Brings a New York Location Scout’s Routines to Lovely, Low-Key Life
Paula Andrea González-Nasser's first film follows a location scout trying to find meaning in her own existence as she slips in and out of people's homes.
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‘Natchez’ Review: Shrewd Doc Explores a Southern City’s Struggle to Acknowledge History
In her Tribeca award winner, Suzannah Herbert observes a Mississippi city known for its antebellum celebrations.
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‘Dragonfly’ Review: Andrea Riseborough and Brenda Blethyn Dazzle in a Bleak British Shocker
The stars of Paul Andrew Williams’ drama won a joint acting prize at Tribeca for their roles as an elderly woman and the neighbor who helps her but may harbor ulterior motives.
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‘In Cold Light’ Review: Maika Monroe and Troy Kotsur Boost a Flawed but Fast-Paced Crime Thriller
Helen Hunt also appears star in this Tribeca-bowing film from French-Canadian director Maxime Giroux.
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‘Westhampton’ Review: Finn Wittrock’s Charisma Can’t Quite Save This Thin Character Study About a Filmmaker Reckoning With His Past
The 'American Horror Story' actor plays a director who returns to his Long Island hometown and confronts unresolved trauma and tragedy in Christian Nilsson's drama co-starring R.J. Mitte.
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‘Everything’s Going to Be Great’ Review: Bryan Cranston and Allison Janney Can Only Do So Much to Elevate This Thinly Sketched Dramedy
A theater kid navigates an unconventional upbringing with a starry-eyed wannabe Broadway producer father in a coming-of-age story directed by Jon S. Baird ('Tetris').
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‘Just Kids’ Review: Tender and Informative Doc Examines Impact of Gender-Affirming Care Bans Sweeping the U.S.
Gianna Toboni's Tribeca-bowing feature follows a handful of trans kids and their families as they navigate the hostile environment of conservative states in America.
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‘Barbara Walters: Tell Me Everything’ Review: Hulu Doc Offers a Solid Overview, but Limited Depth, on the Television Pioneer
Executive produced by Ron Howard and Brian Grazer, Jackie Jesko's film traces the iconic journalist's life and career.
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‘Tow’ Review: Rose Byrne’s Committed Performance Grounds a Compassionate Portrait of Homelessness
The actress plays an unhoused Seattle woman who goes to battle against a tow company in Stephanie Laing's feature, co-starring Octavia Spencer, Ariana DeBose and Demi Lovato.
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