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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.

A Haitian American woman spots her mother in Manhattan and follows her, leading to a quiet reckoning with identity and the hidden strength of mothers.

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

Senator Laine Hanson is a contender to be the U.S. Vice President, but revelations about her past threaten to derail her confirmation.

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

In a remote medical facility, seven strangers participate in a medical trial for a new drug. As it courses through their systems, unexpected side effects cause several of the patients to go into a murderous rage.

A virtual voyeur installs hidden cameras throughout the home of a troubled Toronto couple (Nick Stahl, Mia Kirshner), pushing them to the breaking point.

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.

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

In the confessional, a priest tormented by memories of the Vietnam War hears of a plot to exploit churches.