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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 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.

Em is a junior lawyer who struggles to pay her ludicrously high rent in Sydney, Australia. Jessie is a former stripper who's travelled the world and has recently ended her long-term relationship. When the pair takes a trip to Melbourne, what starts as a simple reunion quickly spirals into a whirlwind weekend.

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.

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.

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 year after her boyfriend dies, a young woman prepares to graduate high school as she navigates an uncertain future.

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.

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.

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

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