We got cleared for the New York’s premier glamour event, Tribeca Festival. 109 films make their debut at the 22nd annual event with features ranging from independent works to Classic Hollywood narratives. Other categories include Documentary, International Narrative and Spotlight Narratives.
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The Tribeca Film Festival ended last week. I got a bit busy, but, I have a run down of the films I screened:
The Last Film Show
Legend of The Underground
Lost Leonardo
Queen of Glory
Kubrick by Kubrick
Miss Panama
Bitchin: Sound and Fury of Rick James
Last Meal
Mark, Mary and Some Other People
Liza Anonymous
Accepted
Nando
Ferguson Rises
Jackie Collins
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It always a delight to discover talent making short films. This season there is no shortage of choices and themes.
Nando is a touching tribute to dreams and hard reality.
Last Meal, what would you want for for your final supper?
Liza Anonymous, a funny take on generational zeitgeist.
An honourable mention goes to Death & The Lady All shorts screened on the Tribeca Film Festival website.
Should I or Shouldn’t I? How many stars do I give a film I like? I decided on 4.5 stars. The Last Film Show is worth a watch for every film lover.
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My first day at the virtual Tribeca Film Festival. My first impression of the overall films: technically superb, polished, broadcast quality, indeed ready for a streaming service. These are filmmakers with an end goal concerning their work.
While I have not seen broad risk taking, after viewing a few features, the message here is: I am here ready to work in the business.
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