Despite being the most preventable of cancers Skin Cancer affects millions of Americans every year. Documentary short In The Sun hopes to shed light on this deadly illness by providing life-saving information on sun safety. The 37-minute film follows the lives of seven families and their journies navigating the effects of skin cancer. Though most of their stories offer a hopeful glimpse at prevention and survival, there are also intense moments of sadness as the cast discusses those who succumbed to the cancers and the reality of treatment.
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Tribeca Film Festival 2021 Kicks Off With In the Heights Premiere
The 2021 Tribeca Festival, presented by AT&T, kicked off its 20th anniversary with the world premiere of Warner Bros. Pictures’ highly anticipated musical celebration In the Heights. The film fittingly premiered at the United Palace Theater in Washington Heights with scenery from the film serving as the backdrop on the carpet. For the first time ever, the festival’s opening night was screened simultaneously across all five boroughs in multiple open-air venues.
Tribeca Film Festival: STANDING UP, FALLING DOWN (Review)
STANDING UP, FALLING DOWN, had its world premiere in the Spotlight Narrative Category at the 2019 Tribeca Film Festival.
The Tribeca Film Festival is a champion of independent film and in its 18th year, the indie films are still in focus.
In his first feature film, Director Matt Ratner brings together an amazing cast of Broadway and screen actors headlined by the comedy legend Billy Crystal. In the after screening Q & A, the director recalled when he first learned it was a dream for Crystal to do this film. The film is also the first feature film written by Peter Hoare, a New York native, and veteran television writer.
Inside Tribeca Film Festival’s Most Epic 2019 After Parties
The 2019 Tribeca Film Festival officially kicked off on Wednesday, April 24th. Since opening night, many stars, producers, directors, crew, and movie buffs celebrated various films at their after parties. While on the scene, we’ve spotted actors like Elijah Woods, Queen Latifah, Margot Robbie, Billy Crystal, and so much more. Check out our epic recap below:
Thursday, April 25
Ainsworth Chelsea was the sight for the Standing Up, Falling Down after party, hosted by Nespresso. Guests included Billy Crystal, Ben Schwartz, Eloise Mumford, Caitlin McGee, Debra Monk, Mike Carlsen, Nik Sadhani, Nathan James, Hassan Johnson, and Jim Santangeli.
BVLGARI Hosts Panel and Reception ahead of Tribeca Film Festival
Last night in New York City, BVLGARI and Vanity Fair co-hosted an exclusive cocktail reception and panel at Spring Studios to premiere two films, ‘Celestial’ and ‘The 4th Wave,’ ahead of Tribeca Film Festival 2019. Focused on young independent female pioneers in the arts who are blazing their own paths in male-dominated fields, the two films find common ground around how generational perspectives in family and technology impact their journeys.
The Tribeca Film Festival returns to New York City from April 24 to May 5. The Tribeca Film Festival will feature 103 titles. Expect world premieres of Georgetown, The Kill, Team, Dreamland, to name a few.
The 2019 feature film selection is as follows:
U.S. NARRATIVE COMPETITION
Tribeca’s U.S. Narrative Competition showcases extraordinary work from breakout independent voices and distinguished filmmaking talent. These ten world premieres will vie for the Founders Award for Best Narrative Feature, Best Screenplay, Best Cinematography, Best Actor, and Best Actress. Last year, the award for Best Narrative Feature went to Kent Jones’ Diane while Jeffrey Wright was awarded Best Actor for his role in O.G. Other previous films from this section include Reed Morano’s Meadowland (2015), Ingrid Jungermann’s Women Who Kill (2016), and Nia DaCosta’s Little Woods (2018).
Tribeca Film Festival: Yellow is Forbidden (Review)
Director: Pietra Brettkelly
Screenwriter: Pietra Brettkelly
Cast: Guo Pei, Philip Treacy, Wendi Murdoch, Godfrey Deeny
Guo Pei has been designing in China for more than three decades, but the western audience may only know her as the woman who created the stunning garment Rihanna wore when she owned the 2015 China: Through the Looking Glass Met Gala red carpet. In Yellow is Forbidden, Pietra Brettkelly follows the designer after that time as she moves through every detail to become an invited member of the Chambre Syndicale de la Haute Couture – a society so exclusive only twenty-one members currently exist today. In this documentary, Brettkelly intended to tell the story of loss through the decline of haute couture, but the more powerful storyline that is quietly unearthed is the duality that exists within the designer’s world.
Common, Annette Bening, Ewan McGregor, and More Spotted at TFF After-Parties
The 2018 Tribeca Film Festival festivities continued throughout the weekend. The stars came out in full force to support the premiere of their highly anticipated films. Here is a recap of who we spotted at the official after parties:
Duck Butter
WHAT: Laia Costa, Michael Cera, Alia Shawkat, Mel Eslyn, Natalie Qasabian and Miguel Arteta celebrated the 2018 Tribeca Film Festival premiere of Duck Butter at the official after-party. Also spotted at the party was actor/rapper Riz Ahmed, star of Showtime’s “The Night Of”. The party was hosted by Cîroc.