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'I'm Not Doing This': Ardern Reflects on Life Captured on Film
Jacinda Ardern · New Zealand

'I'm Not Doing This': Ardern Reflects on Life Captured on Film

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Somewhere on the cutting-room floor of Prime Minister , a new documentary about Dame Jacinda Ardern’s fraught five-and-a-half years leading New Zealand...See the Story
‘Man Finds Tape’ Review: Multiple POVs Descend on a Found Footage Nightmare Festering with Originality
Smartphones · Texas

‘Man Finds Tape’ Review: Multiple POVs Descend on a Found Footage Nightmare Festering with Originality

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With video surveillance and social media at a fever pitch, the time for new takes on found footage is now, and you don’t have to reinvent the smartphone to do it. “Man Finds Tape” uses a traditional lo-fi approach to an elevated horror concept when a strange presence starts zapping minds in the small town of Larkin, Texas. Written and directed by Peter Hall and Paul Gandersman, the supernatural mystery follows siblings Lynn (Kelsey Pribilski) an…See the Story
Tribeca 2025 Review: ONE SPOON OF CHOCOLATE, Stylized Action Aims a Blow, Doesn't Pack a Punch
Brazil · Brazil

Tribeca 2025 Review: ONE SPOON OF CHOCOLATE, Stylized Action Aims a Blow, Doesn't Pack a Punch

Shameik Moore stars in RZA's new film. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]See the Story

'A Tree Fell in the Woods' Tribeca 2025 Review

By now, the image of a couple—or two—retreating into the wilderness for a therapeutic weekend has gone from serious indie drama territory to outright parody. Whether in horror, relationship comedy, or slow-burn drama, the cabin-in-the-woods setup carries its own baggage. So when Nora Kirkpatrick’s debut feature opens with two smiling couples heading to a cozy [...] The post Tribeca Review: ‘A Tree Fell in the Woods’—But the Drama Barely Rustled …New York State · New YorkSee the Story

Akbar Hamid and Harris Doran on "Poreless"

The director and star talk about their comedic short involving a skincare entrepreneur who comes to realize he's concealed too much. The post Tribeca 2025 Interview: Akbar Hamid and Harris Doran on Putting on Their Best Face for “Poreless” appeared first on The Moveable Fest.New York State · New YorkSee the Story

"Raoul's, a New York Story" - Tribeca 2025 Film Review

A famed SoHo French bistro is seen as a fascinating reflection of the neighborhood around it and its proprietors by happenstance. The post Tribeca 2025 Review: A Restaurant’s Recipe for Success Has Included Unexpected Ingredients in Greg Olliver and Karim Raoul’s “Raoul’s, A New York Story” appeared first on The Moveable Fest.New York City · New YorkRead Article

Charlotte Ercoli on Bringing Plenty of Flavor to "Fior de Latte"

The director discusses her pungent directorial debut, a delightful musical comedy with Tim Heidecker as a playwright trapped in fantasy. The post Tribeca 2025 Interview: Charlotte Ercoli on Bringing a Distinct Flavor to “Fior di Latte” appeared first on The Moveable Fest.Tim Heidecker · New YorkRead Article

Suzannah Herbert's "Natchez" - Tribeca 2025 Film Review

Glory lies not in the past but the struggle to appropriately reckon with it in this stylish and sophisticated look at the Old South. The post Tribeca 2025 Review: Suzannah Herbert’s “Natchez” is One of the Great Documentaries of the 21st Century – and the 19th Century As Well appeared first on The Moveable Fest.Natchez · NatchezRead Article

Kasper Bisgaard & Mikael Lypinski on "The End of Quiet"

The directors discuss needing to go no further than Green Bank, West Virginia to observe another world in a town devoted to space observation. The post Tribeca 2025 Interview: Kasper Bisgaard and Mikael Lypinski on Following the Signals in “The End of Quiet” appeared first on The Moveable Fest.Green Bank · Green BankRead Article

Ole Juncker on "Take the Money and Run"

The director talks about accompanying the renegade artist Jens Haaning through a turbulent time following one of his most provocative works. The post Tribeca 2025 Interview: Ole Juncker on Finding Art in the Deal in “Take the Money and Run” appeared first on The Moveable Fest.Read Article

Boy George Siblings: Meet the Siblings Squad Behind the English Singer - Kahawatungu

Boy George, born George Alan O’Dowd on June 14, 1961, in Barnehurst, Kent, England, is a renowned English singer-songwriter, DJ, fashion designer, and cultural icon. Raised in a working-class Irish Catholic family in Eltham, southeast London, he became a global sensation in the 1980s as the flamboyant lead singer of the pop band Culture Club. Known for his soulful voice, androgynous style, and vibrant persona, Boy George was a key figure in the …Fashion · New YorkSee the Story

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