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 | | Oscar Talking Points By Nathaniel Rogers From Academy afterglow to festival prestige, Tribeca's Oscar blogger highlights the keys to this year's nominees. Read More | ||
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 | | When We Leave: Feo Aladag By Kristin McCracken The German director tackles the hot-button global issue of traditional honor killings in her debut feature, named Best Narrative Feature at TFF 2010. Read More | ||
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 | | KABOOM: Araki Returns By Steven Erickson Gregg Araki's latest film revisits the days of New Queer Cinema, presenting a pansexual college utopia laced with hallucinogens. Read More | ||
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 | | Silent Bob Strikes Back By Emily Ackerman Last night at Sundance, Kevin Smith stuck it to the studios and bought his own flick for $20. Indie-filmmaking 2.0? You be the judge. Read More | ||
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 | | Western Watch By Emily Ackerman Why are Hollywood’s lone-rangers long overdue for a comeback? Read More | ||
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 Julian Kemp on My Last Five Girlfriends By Kristin McCracken Not your generic chick flick, this romantic comedy is told from the male perspective, capable of wooing male and female audiences alike. Now available on DVD, iTunes and Netflix Instant!  Oscar Nominations 2011! By Emily Ackerman Finally! Here are the nominees for the 83rd Academy Awards. As always, there are a few surprises.... | |  Mat Whitecross on sex & drugs & rock & roll By Jenni Miller Meet the director of Tribeca Film's sex & drugs & rock & roll. Rock & roll, people! Isn't that what makes the world go around? Now available on DVD, on iTunes and on Netflix Instant!  Sure-Footed Ponies: Rain, Rain, Rising Rivers By Andrew Mudge January 24, 2011—Between Semonkong and Maseru. Par for the course, rain mucks up the filmmaking works in Lesotho. |
