A Second Life Review: A Lovely Walk Through Paris
A Second Life starring Titane's Agathe Roussell is a lovely hangout movie that will make you want to call your friends.
Tribeca Film Festival
Darkest Miriam Review: An Exploration of Grief, and Those Moments We Feel Stuck
Director Naomi Jaye's latest, Darkest Miriam, thoughtfully explores living with grief and what it's like to be stuck in life.
Tribeca 2024: The Wasp Incites a Swarming Sense of Discomfort
With exceptional performances by the leads, The Wasp comes with unexpected bombshells masterfully placed to throw its viewers for a loop.
Tribeca 2024: Presumed Innocent Updates the 90s Classic With Mixed Results
Presumed Innocent is worth your time, but not the event TV series that Apple was probably hoping for.
Tribeca 2024: The Weekend Is a Thrilling Film About the Horrors of Family Dinner
Nigerian horror/thriller The Weekend extolls the horrors of family dinner at the 2024 Tribeca Film Festival.
Tribeca 2024: Come Closer is Nesher’s compelling feature debut on loss & grief
A compelling tale of loss and grief, Come Closer sees director Nesher implement her personal journey of grief with sincere storytelling.
Tribeca 2024: All That We Love Offers a Familiar Portrait of Grief and Awkward Family Dynamics
Starring Margaret Cho, Tribeca's All That We Love offers a familiar portrait of grief and awkward family dynamics.
Huesera: The Bone Woman Review: The Horror Of Motherhood
The debut feature film from Mexican filmmaker Michelle Garza Cevera begs the question: what if it turns out that motherhood not only sucks but threatens to literally destroy you?
All About Nina: Director Eva Vives on Surviving Trauma, #MeToo, and Mary Elizabeth Winstead
We speak with writer-director Eva Vives about her new film All About Nina – a movie about the trauma of sexual assault and its repercussions – the film's resonance in the Me Too era, and its star Mary Elizabeth Winstead.
