Review: Manifesto
When a work is adapted to another medium, it almost always loses something in translation. Julian Rosefeldt’s Manifesto started its life as a ...
Tag: Tribeca Film Festival 2017
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Tribeca Capsule Review: Flames
Flames offers an intriguing premise. Part documentary and part art movie, co-directors Josephine Decker and Zefrey Throwell document their relationship as it falls ...
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Tribeca Capsule Review: Gilbert
Before sitting down to watch Gilbert, I was afraid the documentary would take away from Gilbert Gottfried’s mystique. I always loved his impersonations ...
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Tribeca Capsule Review: Shadowman
There’s a familiar narrative about the self-destructive artist, or maybe it’s one that we want to see borne out in real life and ...
Tribeca Capsule Review: The Death and Life of Marsha P. Johnson
The Death and Life of Marsha P. Johnson is an engrossing watch that works on different levels and through different modes. At the ...
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Tribeca Capsule Review: The Reagan Show
Given how the Republican Party speaks of Ronald Reagan, he feels more like some cowboy legend than an American president. This speaks to ...
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Tribeca Capsule Review: King of Peking
There’s something undeniably charming about Sam Voutas’ King of Peking. I smiled my way through a lot of the film, and snippets of its ...
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Tribeca Capsule Review: Abundant Acreage Available
Like so many other underrated actresses, Amy Ryan is always good in whatever she’s in. She’s also so versatile when she’s on screen, ...
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Tribeca Capsule Review: Mr. Long
Juzo Itami’s Tampopo was a quirky blend of western tropes and epicurean delight. SABU’s Mr. Long is sort of like a nihilistic Tampopo. ...
Tribeca Capsule Review: Rock’n Roll
I feel like I might have appreciated Rock’n Roll more if I was familiar with French pop culture and the country’s film industry. ...
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Review: The Circle
The Circle is the paranoid techno-dystopian thriller of 2006 released in 2017 and based on a Dave Eggers novel published in 2013. The ...