Tribeca Film Festival

'In Living Color' To Hit The Big Screen, With Cast Reunited 25 Years After Finale

The pilot episode of the popular ’90s sketch comedy series will be screened at the 18th annual Tribeca Film Festival.
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Lupita Nyong'o Wants To Fill The 'Gaping Hole Of Representation' In Hollywood

The "Black Panther" actress spoke about Time's Up at the Tribeca Film Festival.
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Patti Smith Brings Out Bruce Springsteen For Politically Charged Show

The Boss and Michael Stipe made a surprise appearance at Smith's Tribeca Film Festival premiere.
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Robert De Niro Gives Trump A Savage New Nickname

"America is being run by a madman."
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Robert De Niro Really, Really Doesn't Like Donald Trump

At the Tribeca Film Festival, Robert De Niro called President Donald Trump a “scumbag.” It’s not the first time the Academy Award-winning actor has had choice words for the commander in chief.
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Kobe Bryant Aims To Inspire Youth With Animated Film 'Dear Basketball'

The film is currently shortlisted for an Oscar.
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'From the Ashes,' Live In Your Living Room

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Zosia Mamet Begins Her Post-'Girls' Career With An Atypical Rom-Com

"The Boy Downstairs" premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival.
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'I Am Evidence' Is An Eye-Opening Look At The Rape Kit Backlog

The film examines the stories of sexual assault survivors who were pushed aside and forgotten.
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The 'Happiest Moment' Of Quentin Tarantino's Life Came During 'Reservoir Dogs'

The director recounted a cast dinner that cemented his career.
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