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Sophie Galibert & Alex Trewhitt on Cherry: Tribeca Interview
Jerry & Marge Go Large (Tribeca Review)
Pink Moon (Tribeca Review): A Bizarre & Honest Exploration of Mortality
A Love Song (Tribeca Review): Expert Minimalism
Attachment (Tribeca Review): A Unique Spin on Possession
Iqbal Theba on Land of Gold: Tribeca Interview
Land of Gold (Tribeca Review): “The Choice in Between”
Clayne Crawford on The Integrity of Joseph Chambers: Tribeca Interview
Official Competition (Film Review): A Squandered Satire
The Courtroom (Tribeca Review): Musings on Immigration Law
Employee of the Month (Tribeca Review): A Flat Satire
In Her Name (Tribeca Review): An Awkward Family Drama
Cherry (Film Review): A Charming Comedy About Embracing Adulthood
Rounding (Tribeca Review): An Uneven Thriller Experiment
My Love Affair with Marriage (Tribeca Review): The Truth About Love
Next Exit (Tribeca Review): Searching for Meaning
Family Dinner (Tribeca Review): A Stomach-Churning Slow-Burn
The Integrity of Joseph Chambers (Tribeca Review): Proving One’s Worth
Tribeca 2022: 15 Films to Watch at the Festival
False Positive (Review): A Melting Pot of Themes & Tones
Fathom (Tribeca Review): The Sound of Whales
The Perfect David: Aesthetic and Athletic Obsessions (Tribeca Review)
Director James A. Castillo on Madrid Noir (Tribeca Interview)
Do Not Hesitate (Review): War Drama Makes the Most of its Brief Runtime
Wu Hai (Tribeca Review): A Bleak, Hopeless Drama
The Lost Leonardo: Buzz and Fuzz in the Art World (Tribeca Review)
Catch the Fair One: Bleak but Thrilling (Tribeca Review)
Shapeless (Tribeca Review): An Unformed Psychological Drama
Glob Lessons (Tribeca Review): Indie Road Film Brims With Authenticity
All My Friends Hate Me (Review): Great Horror-Comedy for the Socially Anxious
Last Film Show (Tribeca Review): A Love Letter to Storytelling
Poser (Film Review): Questioning the Authenticity of Art
Tribeca 2021: 20 Films to Watch at the Festival