Tribeca Review: Bending Steel
I believe that the definition of definition is reinvention. To not be like your parents. To not be like your friends. To be ...
Tag: Tribeca Film Festival 2013
Tribeca Film Festival 2013: Free Outdoor Screenings
The Tribeca Film Festival kicks off next week, and they’re holding three free outdoor screenings on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday as part of ...
The 2013 Tribeca Film Festival is upon us
Another day, another festival. This one’s a big one, though, one of the biggest. The 2013 Tribeca Film Festival (the long awaited sequel ...
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Review: Byzantium
Imagine you are in a large store and off in the distance you see a quilt. It’s an intriguing design, and you walk ...
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Tribeca Review: The Genius of Marian
Intensely personal documentaries sometimes work best when they eschew notions of reportage and simply become confessions or professions of something. The films are ...
Tribeca Review: Reaching for the Moon
It’s interesting to see screen depictions of a writer whose work you’re familiar with but whose personal life is something you know little ...
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Tribeca Review: The Rocket
The Rocket was one of the films at Tribeca that I’d planned to see much earlier in the festival but unfortunately couldn’t get ...
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Tribeca Review: Lil Bub & Friendz
There are a few common blackholes for me on the internet. I’ll go into catch-up blackholes where I’ll read all the bookmarked articles ...
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Review: Prince Avalanche
After the forest fires that destroyed much of the southwest this past year David Gordon Green wanted to make a movie set in ...
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Sundance Review: Before Midnight
There is an ebb and flow to the laughter between the men and women of my theater, during Before Midnight. As Jesse makes ...
Tribeca Review: V/H/S/2
In the original V/H/S, numerous tapes littered the apartment of the film’s depraved gang of psychos, leaving the viewer to wonder what else ...