Kristin McCracken

First-time feature director Vincent D'Onofrio and screenwriter Joe Vinciguerra on making their B-movie throwback. 

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Over the past three decades, Vincent D’Onofrio has amassed a diverse, respected career...

As his 10th feature film hits VOD, the indie pioneer talks about marriage, distribution, and his "puzzling" way of making movies.

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Our neighbor Edward Burns has been making independent films for over...

Note: This interview originally ran as part of our coverage of the 2011 Tribeca Film Festival. Fun fact: Did you know Michael Cuesta is currently directing the fantastic Showtime series Homeland?

Channeling his love of '70s rock, Michael Cuesta explores the silver lining in one man's...

The musician-turned-actor talks about his "jump off the bridge" straight into the movie business. Now available nationwide on demand via Tribeca Film.


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The first edition of this international, audience-focused festival—a showcase for prize-winning films from around the world—went off without a hitch.

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Though it often goes without saying, I love...

The star of David M. Rosenthal's rock indie can act, but his soulful duets with Abigail Breslin will leave you jonesing for the album. Janie Jones opens Friday, October 28, in theaters and on VOD.

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With its unique combination of cinema verite, choreography and music from Bob Dylan and Beirut, the hauntingly beautiful Bombay Beach won over the 2011 Tribeca Film Festival jury, who last month...

The infinitely curious and iconic director John Sayles digs up a war most of us didn't even know about for his latest feature film.

Oscar nominee Vera Farmiga shares how the "warring Gods of our time" influenced her directorial debut, a film about one woman's struggles to follow a spiritual path.

As a follow-up to her brilliant An Education, Danish director Lone Scherfig tackles the adaptation of a beloved British novel. Anne Hathaway and Jim Sturgess star.


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In their new doc, duo Steve James and Alex Kotlowitz profile some criminals-turned-activists who find redemption through mediation on the streets of Chicago.

If you live anywhere...

What if the woman you loved was suddenly at the mercy of a sadistic band of criminals? Check out Fred Cavayé's adrenaline-fueled thrill ride through the streets and subways of Paris.

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Say you’re an ordinary...

Setting his latest film in 1995 allowed director Jacob Tierney to avoid cell phones and the DNA-spoiled world of CSI. And then he turned up the black comedy.

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With so...

Nothing beats a heat wave quite like a good old-fashioned baseball movie. Follow these Boys of Summer as they make their way from the sunny Caribbean to the Little League Championships in Williamsport, PA.

Documentary-filmmaking icon Errol Morris presents the lurid, sultry tale of a former Miss Wyoming who just may have tied up a Mormon and had her way with him in the 70s. Or did she? Either way, it's timely...

In Catching Hell, Oscar-winning director Alex Gibney explores the psychology of die-hard sports fans and scapegoating through the lens of two infamous moments in baseball history. Now available On Demand via Tribeca Film.

At Game 6 of the 2003 National League Champion Series...

Marshall Curry's latest film tells the nuanced, complex story of one environmental activist who went too far. Or did he?

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Director Marshall Curry came out of...

In looking at how print media is adapting to the new online order, Andrew Rossi's vibrant doc reminds us how essential solid news is to a functioning society. Plus, David Carr is awesome!

The German director tackles the hot-button global issue of traditional honor killings in her debut feature, named Best Narrative Feature at TFF 2010.

Engaging audiences in a movie about poetry sounds like a daunting proposition, but with James Franco as the Beat bard Allen Ginsberg, filmmakers Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman do just that.



Making a movie about poetry is something that’s rarely been done...