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Articles tagged "tribeca film festival" Film FeatureNear Misses and Gems: 2009 Tribeca Film Festivalby Chris Barsanti[7.May.09] :. Selecting just 85 feature films for screening, this year's Tribeca Film Festival increased the quality quotient, cutting the number of embarrassing failures that once studded the schedule like a minefield. NewsRobert De Niro’s film festival returns for eighth seasonby John Anderson [Newsday (MCT)][21.Apr.09] :. In 2002, Robert De Niro, producer Jane Rosenthal and Rosenthal’s husband, real estate developer Craig Hatkoff, started the Tribeca Film Festival with the idea of resuscitating their downtown...  NewsTen years in the making, documentary sings Celia Cruz’s praisesby Oscar Corral [McClatchy Newspapers (MCT)][24.Apr.08] :. MIAMI - Ten years ago, two young documentarians from Miami nestled a letter to Celia Cruz, Queen of Salsa, into a round, disc-shaped film canister, and sent it to her in New Jersey. They wanted her... NewsIt may not be in TriBeCa, but it’s still the TriBeCa Film Festivalby John Anderson [Newsday (MCT)][22.Apr.08] :. The most poignant movie experience of the TriBeCa Film Festival, which opens Wednesday, may turn out to be an 89-minute documentary about a trapeze artist, made up largely of black-and-white still... |
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