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Showing posts with label Tribeca. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tribeca. Show all posts
Dreaming Walls | Review | Tribeca Film Festival 2022
Maya Duverdier and Amélie van Elmbt collaborate on their documentary debut, Dreaming Walls - a love letter to the timeless romantic act of...
On The Line | Review | Tribeca Film Festival 2022
Stuart McClave's On The Line lands after the Richard Williams story hit cinemas earlier this year in King Richard, starring Will Smith...
Short Docs at Tribeca Film Festival 2022 | HEART VALLEY, JOHN LEGUIZAMO: LIVE AT RIKERS and THE HOUSE OF LABEIJA Reviews
Heart Valley dir. by Christian Cargill There's something instantly charming about Christian Cargill's Heart Valley. His short-doc...
Subject | Review | Tribeca Film Festival 2022
Subject toes the fine line of ethics in documentary storytelling while trying not to exploit the very thing it's critiquing. Led by th...
Kaepernick & America | Review | Tribeca Film Festival 2022
The intrigue in Ross Hockrow and Tommy Walker's documentary starts in its name. Kaepernick AND America. Commonly, we'd get versus, i...
CHICKEN and PRAGMA Reviews | Shorts at Tribeca Film Festival 2022
Having its world premiere at Tribeca is Josh Leong's Chicken, a thirteen-minute short starring first-time actors Jordan C. Biggs and B...
Lessons for the world we're living in | Capsule Reviews from Tribeca Film Festival 2021
This year's documentary pool at Tribeca Film Festival is a strong one with a great amount of incredible never-before-told stories that...
The Kids | Review | Tribeca Film Festival 2021
The ethics of storytelling are something all filmmakers confront when telling a true-to-life story or before dipping their toe into the do...
Mission: Joy (Finding Happiness in Troubled Times) | Review | Tribeca Film Festival 2021
Archbishop Desmond Tutu describes his friend The Dalai Lama as his "mischievous spiritual brother". Together the two have over a...
The First Step | Review | Tribeca Film Festival 2021
Signposts and weather vanes has become the default analogy for most politicians and activists. The signposts stand firmly rooted in their ...
Last Meal | Review | Tribeca Film Festival 2021
"Serial killers are the fast food of true crime," directors Marcus McKenzie and Daniel Principe hit the nail on the head in thei...
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