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.
