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Julie Whitfield is always in charge of the Oak Tree Elementary Fall Fantasy Fundraiser. But when new parent Rachel attempts a coup, it leads to a knock-down bloody battle only one mom can survive.

When notorious bank robber, Momster (Amanda Plummer), shows up on her daughter's birthday, Angel (Brianna Hildebrand) thinks she's being rescued... until reality hits.

Matty "Square" Ruggiero and his childhood friends tell their story of what it was like to grow up in South Brooklyn, where money was tight but friendships were tighter.

Baby Blues follows the sleep-deprived, frazzled new mom, MARTE (33), as she embarks on her very first walk alone with her newborn.

After a painful breakup, a filmmaker (Alex Karpovsky) with an unusual philosophy takes his film on tour.

Two people recount their first meeting on the New York City subway.

Creator David Chase and the cast of The Sopranos reunite to reflect on 25 years of one of television's most groundbreaking series.

Robert De Niro and Billy Crystal, moderated by Gayle King, look back on their classic comedy Analyze This with laughs, insights, and behind-the-scenes stories.

Virtual Reality pioneer Jaron Lanier speaks on the impacts of technology on the social fabric of society. Lanier questions the characterization of AI in our society.

A Post-screening panel discussion for recipients of the 8:46 film grant. The panelists reflect on the inspiration behind their films, and the importance of representation within media and culture.

A discussion for Tribeca Film Festival 2021, the cast and crew of No Man of God take you behind the curtain into the concepts and challenges that shaped this genre-breaking serial killer film.

Visionary musician, producer, and entrepreneur Pharrell Williams takes the stage with culture journalist Minya Oh for an inspiring conversation about creativity without limits.

Gina Prince-Bythewood and Sanaa Lathan discuss the creative process behind With/In Vol I.

Tribeca Film Festival invites the cast and creators of the "Chernobyl" (2019) series to discuss the challenges of capturing the show's unique world; the group discusses the unpredictable nature of nuclear technology, unexpected historical and more.

Robert De Niro, Martin Scorsese, and Nas revisit the gritty brilliance of Mean Streets in this rare conversation about legacy, artistry, and cultural impact.

Nicholas Pileggi and Alfonso Gomez-Rejon explore the influence, legacy, and cinematic genius behind Goodfellas in this deep-dive panel.

Two creative powerhouses come together for an unforgettable conversation. Join iconic actor and Tribeca co-founder Robert De Niro as he sits down with world-renowned artist and filmmaker JR.

Martin Scorsese and Robert De Niro delve into their legendary filmmaking collaborations.

Barbra Streisand and Robert Rodriguez share insights on their careers and the art of storytelling.

In this panel discussion from Tribeca Film Festival 2018, Jacques Morel sits down with Jamie Foxx to discuss how they uncover stories, the evolution of their careers and hopes for the film industry's future.

Storytellers from different sectors of the creative industry, come together for a conversation rethinking creativity and the future. The panelists strategize tactics for stories that could create meaningful impact.

Join the directors and star of "Rita Moreno: Just a Girl Who Decided to Go For It" in a discussion about Moreno's life and how the story of the film documentary came to be.

Robert De Niro and Quentin Tarantino reunite to unpack the cool, crime-infused world of Jackie Brown and their collaboration on the cult classic.

Experience a powerful conversation between three masters of their craft. Michael Strahan moderates a panel with NBA legend Kobe Bryant and Oscar-winning animator Glenn Keane as they discuss their Oscar-winning short film Dear Basketball.

Director David O. Russell and Ben Stiller join the De Niro Con celebration to revisit the heartfelt and unconventional triumph of Silver Linings Playbook.

Tribeca invites women industry leaders to talk about challenges facing them in the current landscape; the panelists discuss how to foster a sense of belonging, challenges with creating a sincere diverse work environment and the importance of mentor.

A Post-screening panel discussion for recipients of the 8:46 film grant. The panelists reflect on the inspiration behind their films, and the importance of representation within media and culture.

A desperate mother chooses to do something extreme with the hopes of giving her baby a better life.

Ricky, an autistic teen living in Queens, has a difficult time fitting in at school. He is scolded for skipping class and hides out in the subway as Hurricane Sandy closes in on the city.

A physician investigating a missing body disrupts an unlawful experiment.

A desperate mother chooses to do something extreme with the hopes of giving her baby a better life.

A lack of parental guidance encourages teens in an affluent California town to rebel with substance abuse and casual sex.

Two schools that have been bitter sports rivals for 40 years are suddenly merged due to budget cuts. Now, their coaches strive to inspire the students to come together and lift one another up.

A mild-mannered civil employee (Eddie Marsan) dedicates his life to tracking down the next-of-kin of and arranging funerals for his community's unclaimed dead.

In 1985 actor George Takei joined a group of dedicated students to make a "Star Trek" fan film deep in the California forest, only for the footage to mysteriously vanish. Nearly 40 years later, the lost film is found, revealing not just a piece of fan history, but a broader story of representation, resilience and the ongoing fight for inclusion in media and society.

A youth (Thomas Brodie-Sangster) copes with his impending demise by drawing cartoons and gains strength through his relationships with a death therapist (Andy Serkis) and a fellow teen (Aisling Loftus).

In the 1950s Ireland, a film-loving priest meets with unexpected resistance when he tries to convince parishioners to bring a bit of Hollywood to their village by opening a cinema.

Filmmaker Whitney Smith documents the couturier and milliner's work during the 1970s as he created the casual chic look.

The struggles and triumphs of the African-American and Latino players who followed Jackie Robinson into white professional baseball.

A struggling musician (Paul Dano) tries to pull himself together and fight for shared custody of his young daughter (Shaylena Mandigo).

Paul's weekend tryst with Danielle, a coworker, leaves him wanting more. When she shows interest in a different man, Paul's grasp on sanity leaves, triggering a horrific series of events.

A passionate Puerto Rican director faces mounting challenges while maintaining cultural authenticity in her production of West Side Story.

Since 1965, M. Elaine & Cassandra Bromfield, two Black women, made joyful 8mm films of life in Brooklyn's Lindsay Park Housing Co-op. Into My Life pays tribute to the memories, identities, and relationships preserved within their archive.

In the 1950s Algeria, a schoolteacher (Viggo Mortensen) agrees to deliver an admitted murderer (Reda Kateb) to a French court for trial.

LADY HATER explores the idea of what it means to be a woman, and the ridiculous expectations that have been put upon them by society, and themselves.

A burnt-out chef struggles to navigate her growing resentment towards her romantic partner, a fledgling painter.

Meet Romero Britto, the painter who rose from Brazil's favelas to become a global sensation. Alongside a star-studded cast, discover the extraordinary story of a man who transformed pain into a colorful empire that today brings happiness to millions.

"Brooklyn Breeze" is a 2D animated musical short film. It is a visual journey through different parts of Brooklyn shores, from Coney Island to Williamsburg Bridge, some of the iconic spots and others not often seen by visitors.

The film chronicles the origin and ongoing meaning of the I HEART NY logo, from its creation during the 1970s economic downturn, to the present day when New York City is in a moment of both prosperity and growing political uncertainty.

Since 1965, M. Elaine & Cassandra Bromfield, two Black women, made joyful 8mm films of life in Brooklyn's Lindsay Park Housing Co-op. Into My Life pays tribute to the memories, identities, and relationships preserved within their archive.

"Lost Bois" is a raw technicolor explosion of angst, laughter, and the unshakeable bond of trans brotherhood. This is a hedonistic and gritty exploration into the lives of three rebellious trans boys.

Matty "Square" Ruggiero and his childhood friends tell their story of what it was like to grow up in South Brooklyn, where money was tight but friendships were tighter.

On a late-night ride aboard NYC's G Train, a lone singer clutching a plant captivates amused, confused commuters. Inspired by a four-year-old, Sea Lion Cow is the antithesis to clickbait, a surrealist balm for the soul.

A physician investigating a missing body disrupts an unlawful experiment.

The mom of a struggling middle-aged couple sends them to a couple's retreat meant to get a couple's sexual urges back up and running.

A successful actor retires at a young age and lives in a small town with his deranged sister and his best friend.

A struggling Detroit suburb is re-energized when school employees come to believe they've won a lottery jackpot.

An agoraphobic woman (Marin Ireland) unexpectedly connects with the plumber (Paul Sparks) who enters her apartment to make a repair.

The Moon Man grabs a shooting star as it goes by the moon and rides it down to Earth.

A guy in Williamsburg ignores the notion of inheriting his father's estate while he plays games with his friends.

Following his release from a mental hospital, an unstable young man (Rory Culkin) defies his family and goes in search of his childhood sweetheart (Emily Meade).

An aging professor (Donald Sutherland) and a secretive traveler (Larry Mullen Jr.) he invited into his home become envious of each other's lives.

Near a ruined British monastery, two young couples encounter an ancient evil that drives people to suicide.

A Taliban soldier (Vincent Gallo) struggles to survive after he escapes his captors and flees into the Polish countryside.

A restaurant dishwasher steps up as a line cook just before a busy Saturday night dinner service.

Caroll Spinney is the 80-year-old who has been creating the Muppet characters of Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch since the first season of "Sesame Street.".

A physician investigating a missing body disrupts an unlawful experiment.

After refusing to promote his eagerly awaited second novel, a self-absorbed writer (Jason Schwartzman) takes up residence at the home of his literary idol (Jonathan Pryce).

A desperate mother chooses to do something extreme with the hopes of giving her baby a better life.

Jane meets a group of teen misfits who offer her acceptance and camaraderie. She falls hard for their playful but domineering ringleader, Jamie, and becomes entangled in his amateur drug operation. Jane must choose between Jamie and her own survival.

Twin sisters (Carice van Houten, Jelka van Houten) embark on a life-changing search for their long-lost mother (Holly Hunter) in America.

No one gets Callie, an awkward pre-teen whose one friend is a potted plant named Mabel. As Callie's obsession grows, she is put at odds with her mother and jeopardizes her first chance at a real friendship. From Tribeca Films.

A hit-and-run driver (Zach Braff) causes a pregnant woman (Isabelle Blais) to lose her baby.

Eddie starts an underground movement to give a voice to the misfits and nerds.

A street performer (Chris Messina) and an unemployed woman (Jenna Fischer), who's under constant pressure from her sister, help each other realize that it only takes a single person to engender someone's self-worth.

An annual bus service takes children from across California to visit their parents in prison. Mother's Day explores the impact of mass incarceration on a generation of youth.

A story about motherhood and loss in an abstracted world of childhood memory.

Friends accidentally create the world's first viral video when they record fighting neighbors.

After coming out to her parents, an Asian American teen takes off on a road trip to meet her online crush with the help of her nerdy best friend.

Rapper Nas recalls his youth in his city's housing projects, his parents' influence and the recording of his 1994 debut album, "Illmatic.".

Priscilla (Parker Posey) and Jack (Paul Rudd) appear to be the perfect couple, but they have a secret: She is sexually frustrated. They separate in the hope of resolving the situation. While Jack moves into a bachelor pad and begins an affair with a student, Priscilla discovers the joys of self-pleasuring and finds an unusual bedmate (Danny DeVito).

A tribute to the iconic video store in New York City that inspired a generation of cinephiles before it mysteriously closed its doors and sent its legendary film archive to a small Sicilian village for safekeeping.