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Last Film Show / Brighton 4th TribecaT
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July 2, 2021

Tribeca 2021: Last Film Show, Brighton 4th

Our coverage of Tribeca closes out with two international films that handle everything from the power of cinema to parental sacrifice.
AFI Docs 2021A
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July 2, 2021

A Dispatch from the 2021 AFI Docs Film Festival

Documentaries from Zac Manuel, Garrett Bradley, Dilsey Davis and more highlight a difficult year taking its furtive steps back into a potentially post-COVID world.
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June 23, 2021

Tribeca 2021 Roundup: “Roaring 20s,” “Shapeless” & more

The New York-based festival roars back to post-lockdown life with its usual solid lineup of future award winners and indie gems.
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June 21, 2021

Tribeca 2021: Vanessa Kirby wanders through a hazy NYC in “Italian Studies”

Adam Leon's foggy mood piece is as endearingly formless as its amnesiac protagonist, a moody reflection on creativity and youth.
Agnes (Tribeca Film Festival)T
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June 21, 2021

Tribeca 2021: “Agnes” turns an exorcism into a crisis of faith

Mickey Reece's latest eases you into a darkly comic take on the typical possession film, before turning an ambitious 180 into more solemn territory.
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June 19, 2021

Tribeca 2021: “Accepted” looks at American education’s racial divide

Dan Chen's documentary starts as a celebration of unexpected Black success, but pulls back the curtain to ask more enticing questions about the racial inequities in education.
No Running (Tribeca Film Festival)T
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June 19, 2021

Tribeca 2021: “No Running” stumbles over its sci-fi premise

Delmar Washington's well-intentioned sci-fi parable about racial profiling gets tripped up in the constraints of its budget.
7 Days (Tribeca)T
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June 15, 2021

Tribeca 2021: “7 Days” somehow makes the COVID-19 rom-com work

Roshan Sethi (mostly) overcomes the stigma of the dreaded "sheltering in place together" movie with two lovely lead turns.
See For Me (Tribeca Film Festival)T
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June 15, 2021

Tribeca 2021: “See For Me” is an antiheroic take on “Wait Until Dark”

Randall Okita's twisty home invasion thriller makes ample use of its concept, and defies expectations for both good and ill.
For a Free Palestine: Perpetual Recurrences&
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June 10, 2021

“For a Free Palestine” shines a light on Palestinian voices

Highlights from the Another Screen series "For a Free Palestine," a free short film series directed by Palestinian women.