Tribeca Capsule Review: Betting on Zero
Herbalife looks like a pyramid scheme, but legally it’s considered a multi-level-marketing company (i.e., a barely legal pyramid scheme).
Tag: Festival Films
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Tribeca Review: A Kind of Murder
Patrick Wilson just can’t catch a break. No matter how hard he tries, he has yet to break through into credible leading man ...
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Tribeca Review: Rebirth
Festivals are a great time to try out films you would never consider in your personal time. Like a Netflix queue, the options ...
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Tribeca Review: The Banksy Job
There are cock and bull stories and there are shaggy dog stories and there are complete piss-takes. The Banksy Job is kind of ...
Tribeca Capsule Review: Abortion: Stories Women Tell
Although it’s been technically legal ever since the famous Roe v. Wade legal battle in the 60s and 70s, states across America still ...
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Tribeca Review: Holidays
Horror anthologies are all the rage now. Get a couple of creatives together, pick a theme, and they’re allowed to explore one of ...
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Tribeca Review: Dean
It was my first year covering the Tribeca Film Festival and I had a good time. I’ve seen some good films, I’ve seen ...
Tribeca: Allumette showcases the game-changing potential of immersive VR storytelling
Watching Allumette is almost like watching a Pixar movie as an immersive theater experience, but even that description seems to sell the film ...
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Review: Hunt for the Wilderpeople
[This film is playing as part of the 2016 Tribeca Film Festival, running from April 13-24 in New York City. For ...
Tribeca Review: Burden
[This film is playing as part of the 2016 Tribeca Film Festival, running from April 13-24 in New York City. ...
Thoughts on the documentary Weiner by Josh Kriegman & Elyse Steinberg
Josh Kriegman and Elyse Steinberg’s Weiner was one of the must-sees at New Directors/New Films earlier this year. The documentary chronicles the inspiring ...