Film

Overall TFI Funds for Filmmakers Reach $1,000,000 [New York, NY – April 28, 2011] – The Tribeca Film Institute (TFI) today announced several program award […]

Charles Lim’s “One Day I Forgot and Used My Hands” is one of the weakest short films at this year’s Tribeca Film Festival. An experimental […]

“After the Fire,’”directed by Jacques Perconte, is a seven-minute short narrative that takes the viewer on-board of a train that has absolutely no final destination. […]

The Strong Brothers’ newest short, “Dungeon Master,” is a fun little flick that ultimately suffers from an ending that leaves you wanting more. Is this […]

Check out this exclusive interview with Patrick Rigby, who voices the narrator in the zombie short “Year Zero,” which is currently playing at the Tribeca […]

Review Fix Editor-In-Chief chats with ‘Bleeding House’ Director Philip Gelatt about his new film, which is currently appearing at the Tribeca Film Festival. In addition […]

The end of a precious piece of film has come to an end, and with this special style of shooting, a movie goes out into […]

Excellent animation? Check. Voice-acting that brings the story to life? Check. Zombies? Double check. What else could you want from a short film? Surreal, savage […]

French Director and Writer Fred Cavaye has a knack for executing thrillers. Co-written by Guillaume Lemans, “Point Blank” or “À bout Portant” does not waste […]

Director Massy Tadjedin’s “Last Night,” starring Academy Award nominee Keira Knightly as the lovely Joanna, is a tantalizing film that confronts a lingering fear most […]

Claudius Gentinetta and Frank Braun’s “Sleep” is a short film that is simple in both its look and its feel. With a run-time of only […]