The funny thing about a phone video is how little ceremony it asks from us. We take one because a…
Browsing: Tribeca
Doron Max Hagay’s “She Keeps Me Young” is an odd bag. It’s a film billed as a comedy, but I…
Showing at this year’s Tribeca Festival, “Imaginal Disk” is a hard film to review. Running at 53 minutes, the film…
The 25th Tribeca Festival has had New York City buzzing this week, and on only the 5th day of the…
A father can become two different people in a son’s memory. There’s the man everyone else praises, and there’s the…
It takes a rare kind of empathy to direct a film that observes hardship through the gaze of a child—one…
A curious trend emerged across several films at this year’s Tribeca Festival: characters retreating to places not just to escape,…
Best known for her Oscar-nominated documentary short “Sing!” (2001) as well as for the surreal short “End of the Line”…
By now, the image of a couple—or two—retreating into the wilderness for a therapeutic weekend has gone from serious indie…
Coming-of-age stories often cling to the notion that growth is a clean arc: a lesson learned, a heartbreak endured, and…