Paris Can Wait, The Lovers, The Dinner, and Manifesto | Tribeca 2017
By Kent Turner May 5, 2017
Featuring Diane Lane, Debra Winger, Cate Blanchett, and more.
Featuring Diane Lane, Debra Winger, Cate Blanchett, and more.
A film full of heart, a feel-good movie about women’s suffrage, and the Fatal Attraction dynamic is given a twist.
Kate Brooks’s sobering documentary explores the real cost of a piece of rhinoceros horn or elephant tusk.
When maternal love comes with terms and conditions.
In this year’s festival, women directors display a great range of talent here, tackling everything from comedies to tight thrillers.
This year’s offerings sway toward star-driven vehicles.
A movie about passion and perseverance—with strings attached.
A sharp yet ultimately poignant dark comedy that won the Grand Jury Prize for Best Narrative Feature at the recent Slamdance Film Festival.
This year’s lineup of independent and low-budget films includes no less than eight first-time female directors competing in the festival’s narrative and documentary programs.