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... last week in New York, the doors of De Niro's TriBeCa restaurant finally opened. In a city which. leads ...
1990 - Gale Group | Sunday Times HA GDA
W5T V 7 hen Robert De Niro's production company, Tribeca Films, announced its plans for a major film festival, there were murmurs of concern, if not outright consternation. For one thing, film festivals can take years to put together, and Tribeca Films claimed that their festival would be up and running in four months; another claim was that the Tribeca Film Festival would rival Cannes in its stellar quality. The purpose of the festival, of course, was the promotion of the downtown Manhattan area, ...
Tópico(s): Art History and Market Analysis
2003 - The MIT Press | PAJ A Journal of Performance and Art
The Fifth Annual Tribeca Film Festival Drake Stutesman (bio) Some of the best work of the 2006 Tribeca Film Festival (TFF) was in documentaries. A few films made by young directors took inquisitive, non-narcissistic approaches to history, an exciting trend. Freedom's Fury (US, 2006), on the Soviet invasion of Hungary and subsequent hatreds played out in the 1956 Olympic water polo competitions, is made by the sister/brother team The Sibs, produced by Quentin Tarantino and Lucy Liu, and brilliantly ...
Tópico(s): Italian Fascism and Post-war Society
2006 - Wayne State University Press | Framework The Journal of Cinema and Media
... ContentFilm Quarterly Search The uncomfortable thing about the Tribeca Film Festival (April 21-May 2, 2010) is that nobody ... Berlin are always vigilant about picking up that festival's scraps. In the U.S., Tribeca does not really pretend to compete with Sundance, ... Film, and Broadcasting currently lists forty-six other festivals taking place within the city limits. It wasn't this way at first, of course. Tribeca was founded in the winter of 2002 by ...
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2010 - University of California Press | Film Quarterly
... 2009, Gordon's Handsome Harry premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival and opened theatrically to rave reviews. Her recent ... s films have been shown in major international festivals including Cannes Director's Fortnight, Berlin, Toronto, Locarno, Rotterdam, Sao Paulo, Lisbon, Warsaw, and Tribeca. Kevin Thomas of The Los Angeles Times claims, "Gordon's way with storytelling is as impeccable as ever." Her short films have won awards and festival acclaim, including screenings at New York's Museum ...
Tópico(s): Gothic Literature and Media Analysis
2018 - Wayne State University Press | Framework The Journal of Cinema and Media