7 Films from Tribeca 2018
By Caroline Ely April 29, 2018
Among the films to look out for: The Great Pretender; The Miseducation of Cameron Post; and Nico, 1988.
Festivals
Netizens | Tribeca 2018
By Phil Guie April 26, 2018
The extremity of online harassment and three women who have endured it.
Island of the Hungry Ghosts | Tribeca 2018
By Phil Guie
This haunting documentary starts off with a scream and ends with defeated silence.
When Lambs Become Lions
By Phil Guie April 25, 2018
A documentary on the illegal poaching trade in northern Kenya centers on two men who hunt and slaughter elephants for ivory and a lawman sworn to arrest perpetrators like them.
Bathtubs over Broadway | Tribeca 2018
By Phil Guie
A strange yet charming time is brought to life, when large corporations would stage elaborate, Broadway-style spectaculars intended to inspire employees.
Into the Okavango | Tribeca 2018
By Phil Guie
The heart of the Okavango Delta in central Africa, a vast maze of lagoons and channels surrounded on all sides by desert, has remained largely unexplored.
Rendez-Vous with French Cinema 2018
By Caroline Ely March 7, 2018
Films in the series reflect a troubled mood, running the gamut from rage filled to woebegone.
Mama Colonel | Doc Fortnight 2018
By Phil Guie February 21, 2018
A powerful character study of a woman in a position of authority in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Noiseless, Desert Extras | Doc Fortnight 2018
By Phil Guie
Actors who have largely gone unseen—the ones who appear on-screen for just a few seconds or are among the army of extras in crowd scenes—take the spotlight.