Tribeca Film Festival

The Muraviov Company is out with TAKE MY WIFE, PLEASE by Steve Feld. A man tries to find a suitable replacement for his wife.

East Coast Editor Edward Douglas looks at the pros and cons of the festival circuit and if it really helps independent films find an audience.

Steven Spielberg’s Best Picture-winning Holocaust drama is celebrating its 25th anniversary along with Steve Buscemi’s cult classic In the Soup, while Brian De Palma’s Scarface turns 35 this year.

Alex Pettyfer’s directorial debut, Ethan Hawke and Noomi Rapace in Stockholm and Matt (Doctor Who) Smith as Robert Maplethorpe are some of the highlights of the 17th annual film fest.

Make sure you mark your calendars. The 16th annual Tribeca Film Festival is set for April 19-30, 2017. The New York City fest will also welcome Cara Cusumano as the new Director of Programming.

Now that the Tribeca Film Festival has announced their competition lineup and their feature slate, the New York-based fest has now unveiled their Talk Series.

Last week, the Tribeca Film Festival announced the films in their competition slate. This week, they have revealed the second half of their feature slate

Now in its 15th year, the Tribeca Film Festival boasts films from 32 countries, with 77 World Premieres, eight International Premieres, six North American Premieres, four US Premieres, and five New York Premieres.