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Tribeca Review: Janie Jones’ Predictable Script Is No Match For The Charm Of Abigail Breslin

By Perri Nemiroff published

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Tribeca Video Interview: Janie Jones’ Alessandro Nivola And Abigail Breslin

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Tribeca Review: Saint's White Subtitles Don't Mesh Well With A White Christmas

By Perri Nemiroff published

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Tribeca Review: Angels Crest Wallows In Its Sorrows, Drowning Great Performances

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Tribeca Interview: Puncture's Chris Evans, Adam Kassen and Mark Kassen

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Captain America
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Tribeca Video Interview: The Bang Bang Club’s Malin Akerman

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Tribeca Review: Legacy

By Eric Eisenberg published

Sporting scars all over his body, Gray is not only physically scarred but also entirely mentally unstable, which Elba plays entirely too well. There is a constant look of both fear and anger

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Tribeca Review: Climate Of Change

By Eric Eisenberg published

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Tribeca Review: William Vincent

By Eric Eisenberg published

William Vincent, played by James Franco, is a mystery. When we are first introduced to his character, he is riding a bus from San Francisco to New York after just missing a plane to Tokyo

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Tribeca Film Festival Preview: What To Catch At This Year's Fest

By Katey Rich published

This weekend marks the beginning of this year's Tribeca Film Festival, which brings film lovers from all over to the cavernous streets of downtown Manhattan, and sends your trusty

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