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Tribeca Film Festival Trailers 2011 (VIDEOS)

First Posted: 04/19/2011 3:39 pm   Updated: 06/19/2011 6:12 am

This year's Tribeca Film Festival is as varied as they come. Filled with Hollywood stars out of their element, unusual settings and a Chinese comedy Western thrown in for good measure, the Festival runs April 20 through May 1, 2011. The eagerly anticipated films include Michael Rapaport's "Beats Rhymes & Life" documentary on pioneering hip-hop group A Tribe Called Quest, Will Ferrell in a rare dramatic role for "Everything Must Go," and a study of Jón Gnarr, the Icelandic comedian who became Mayor of Reykjavik.

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This year's Tribeca Film Festival is as varied as they come. Filled with Hollywood stars out of their element, unusual settings and a Chinese comedy Western thrown in for good measure, the Festival ru...
This year's Tribeca Film Festival is as varied as they come. Filled with Hollywood stars out of their element, unusual settings and a Chinese comedy Western thrown in for good measure, the Festival ru...
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10:58 PM on 04/20/2011
"The Ballad of Genesis and Lady Jaye" looks like the ultimate in performance art pieces - talk about living your art. "The Kite" looked like it could be a refreshing change coming out of India, with nary a Bollywood dance routine in sight. And "Splinters" looks like a gut wrenching heave ho, but fascinating none the less. I look forward to further viewing...
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05:07 AM on 04/20/2011
Watch "Like Water," directed by Pablo Croce : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yc4fm72kEgc
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jerseytrans
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08:11 PM on 04/19/2011
Everyone should see "The Hiding Place" which was previewed at the Film Festival. For some reason they are not showing it. IT'S G R E A T!!!!! A new director and new actors who are amazingly talented.
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doxienan
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06:35 PM on 04/19/2011
Watch the trailer for the Columbia University Film Festival which starts next week. I can't wait to see these films. Every year, the students produce the most amazing work!

http://cufilmfest.com/
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