NYC: Rooftop Films summer 2013 outdoor film screenings
Rooftop Films is back with their summer outdoor screening series, which starts May 10th. Feature films and shorts will screen every weekend at ...
Tag: Festival Films
Features
Interview: Richard Raaphorst (Frankenstein’s Army)
Even though I had issues with the found-footage aspect of Frankenstein’s Army, there’s a great anarchic imagination in the film, and it belongs ...
Reviews
Tribeca Review: The Machine
Retro-style futures sometimes look more futuristic than modern approximations of what the future will be like, and there’s a definite retro aesthetic at ...
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Tribeca Review: Raze
Zoë Bell is a stone cold badass. For years she’s been one of the best stunt performers in the world, doubling Lucy Lawless ...
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Tribeca Review: Tricked
Paul Verhoeven is due for a comeback in the United States. He mentioned at the Tribeca Film Festival earlier in the week that ...
Reviews: Whitewash and Big Bad Wolves
I like film festivals for a lot of reasons, but one of the best is the way films are forced into context with ...
Reviews
Tribeca Capsule Review: The Project
At the end of The Project we’re shown events that happened in March 2013 involving the Puntland Maritime Police Force (PMPF). There’s a ...
Features
Tribeca Interview: The makers of Lil Bub & Friendz
Juliette Eisner and Andy Capper delve into the odd and adorable world of cat memes in their film Lil Bub & Friendz. The documentary ...
Reviews
Tribeca Review: Mistaken for Strangers
If you’re going into Mistaken for Strangers looking for a rockumentary/tour documentary on The National, you’re in for disappointment. The film was directed ...
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Tribeca Review: Gore Vidal: The United States of Amnesia
It seems like we’re well beyond the age of the public intellectual, or even the public author who may show society the way. ...
Review: Cutie and the Boxer
A friend of mine who’s a poet once told me that she’d never date another writer. If I remember the conversation right, it ...
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Tribeca Review: Mr. Jones
Filmmakers who are reading this: please, just stop with the found footage already. Seriously. Stop it. For the love of all that is ...