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Tribeca: The visual essayist returns with another personal account told through pop culture.
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Tribeca: An award-winning investigative journalist examines the ways that social media companies profit off of hate speechÂ
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Tribeca: Jess Jacklin's feature debut is a moving testament to the fact that biology isn't destiny.
A World Full of Killing and Blood Spilling
Eric Kripke's action-satire returns as bloody and bold as ever, but the latest battle between average Americans and an encroaching fascism feels all the more dour in these trying times.
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Tribeca: Josh Erkman's directorial debut follows a photographer whose determination to capture the parts of America we don't see ultimately exposes him to things nobody should ever want to see.
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Tribeca: Cho stars as an empty nester who realizes just how alone she truly is after the death of her family dog Tanner.
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Tribeca: The filmmaker's latest film deepens her relationship — and her skillset — with the people who made her breakout feature such a gem.
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Two friends on the cusp of fatherhood go on an impromptu drive to the capital of California in a funny movie about how men communicate.
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Joel Potrykus and his muse Joshua Burge revive the characters they played in "Buzzard" for the director's bleakest movie yet.
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