I had the chance to chat with Bill Oliver, the writer and director of Our Son, before its world premiere at Tribeca 2023.

You can check out the interview in audio, video, or transcript format!

Not content with waiting any longer, Tribeca set dates for Tribeca 2023 and offered the first details on submissions.

I sat down with Yvette M. Amirian, the editor of the film, The Integrity of Joseph Chambers, which premiered at Tribeca 2022.

Check out the interview below!

Good Luck to You, Leo Grande is one of the best sex-positive dramedies ever made, due to great direction & stellar performances.

Mark Slutsky & Sarah Watt’s new film premiered at the Tribeca 2022 Festival & is one of the best films I’ve seen.

Check out my review here.

Raiff's follow-up to his directorial debut is great but is dragged down by his lack of sensitivity surrounding Autism.

Chop & Steele, a documentary about a prank that Joe Pickett & Nick Prueher pulled off (somehow) years ago premiered at the 2022 Tribeca Festival, and is one of the best documentaries I’ve seen all year.

After its debut at the 2022 Tribeca Festival, I review the Jennifer Lopez documentary, Halftime, which…isn’t good.

Aisling Conroy’s directorial debut short is a stunning display of 2D hand-drawn animation, combined with a wonderfully complex story, all within 4 minutes.

Delaney Buffet’s look at the life of Anastasiya Borysovska (AKA Mooptopia) is a stunning portrait of the perils of content creation.

Before BARDO’s premiere, I sat down (virtually) with director Aisling Conroy to talk about her directorial debut short.

Tribeca is back with over 110 films, live events, and more this June.

Here's the full lineup.

Tribeca will be sticking with June for its 21st edition of the Tribeca Festival.